Westfield to remain third-class city after city council rejects move to second class

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5 thoughts on “Westfield to remain third-class city after city council rejects move to second class

  1. Fishers changed from a Town to a Second Class City only after citizens put forth a referendum with the required signatures. Voters approved not the council. They fought it. There may be that option for Westfield.

    1. Westfield is a First-Class place to live, but the local government continues to behave in a very Third-Class way. Hope springs eternal that they will agree to rise above their current fixation on their personal and petty agendas and spend more time focusing on what is actually best for us residents.

  2. Referenda would be preferred. Let he majority rule. May the people make the decision, at least those who choose to vote. Very democratic. So why the Electoral College for electing the president?

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