Brentwood City Commission candidates, their supporters and voters mix and mingle at the Brentwood Library on Tuesday.
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BHP Night brings voters to library
Brentwood Home Page news reports
The last opportunity to see the six candidates competing for four seats on the Brentwood City Commission comes today when the Brentwood Cool Springs Chamber of Commerce hosts a moderated Candidates Forum at its monthly membership meeting.
| BHP Night at the Library: Meet the Candidates |
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Brenda Lehman, left, chats with Fran and Charles Massey.
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Incumbent Anne Dunn with friend and supporter Sandy Noble.
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Mayor Betsy Crossley, right, greets Jane MacDonald.
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Jill Burgin answers questions posed by Brad Fisher
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| Candidate Bert Bosse meets with voter Jean Cleland at the Brentwood Library Tuesday. |
Walk ins are welcome to the luncheon meeting in Haney Hall at Brentwood United Methodist Church as space permits. It begins at 11:30 a.m. The cost is $30.
On Tuesday evening, Brentwood Home Page hosted an informal meet-and-greet event at the Brentwood Library attended by the candidates, incumbents Betsy Crossley and Anne Dunn and challengers Bert Bosse, Jill Burgin, Rod Freeman and Brenda Lehman. The informal gathering gave Brentwood residents a chance to ask the candidates questions one on one and to pick up campaign materials.
At least two of the challengers will become commissioners, with the retirement from public office of current commissioners Joe Sweeney and Joe Reagan.
Election Day is May 3. Early voting is now under way at the Brentwood Library, 8109 Concord Road; the Brentwood Municipal Building, 5211 Maryland Way Brentwood Library, and the Election Office at the Williamson County Administrative Office in Franklin. The early voting locations are open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. today, and again April 25-April 28. Polls are also open from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday.
Registered voters can find profiles on each of the candidates as well as coverage of two candidates’ forums by clicking here.
BHP photos by Jodi Rall
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| Rod Freeman visits with Betty and Leo Salters. |
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