In front of a large number of enthusiastic supporters, local community leader Chander Sharma officially launched his campaign for the Stringybark Ward in the upcoming 2024 Melton City Council election.
Sharma, a respected figure in the community with a longstanding commitment to improving local services and infrastructure, is running on a platform of growth, safety, and community engagement.
Campaign Focus
At his campaign launch, Sharma outlined his key priorities, which include ensuring responsible council rates, improving local roads and infrastructure, expanding access to healthcare and childcare, increasing the number of parks and sporting facilities, supporting local businesses, and enhancing public safety and community engagement.
“Melton is a thriving, diverse community, and I believe that with the right leadership, we can make it an even better place to live, work, and raise a family,” Sharma said during his speech.
“I’m running to ensure that our community continues to grow in the right direction—one that prioritises the needs of our residents and the development of critical infrastructure.”
Community Support
The turnout for Sharma’s campaign launch was significant, with many supporters eager to voice their backing for his candidacy.
One supporter, Jane Thompson, emphasised Sharma’s deep connection to the community:
“Chander has always been there for the people of Melton. Whether it’s advocating for better roads or supporting local businesses, we know he will put the community first.”
Another attendee, longtime Melton resident Harish Patel, praised Sharma’s focus on public safety and infrastructure improvements.
“Chander understands the challenges we face here. His plans for improving roads and creating more parks and sporting facilities show that he’s in touch with what the community needs,” Patel remarked.
A Strong Vision for Melton
As a long-time advocate for community-driven development, Sharma highlighted the importance of building a safer, more connected Melton.
“We need to ensure that our infrastructure keeps pace with the rapid growth of our city. We also need to make sure that our parks, healthcare, and childcare services are accessible to all. I will work tirelessly to make this happen,”
he pledged.
Sharma also stressed about his commitment to supporting local businesses, which he believes are the backbone of the local economy.
“Small businesses are the heart of our community, and I want to ensure they have the resources and support they need to thrive. A thriving local economy benefits everyone,” Sharma said.
Looking Forward
As the 2024 Melton City Council election approaches, Sharma’s campaign is expected to gather further momentum. His vision for responsible governance, a strong local economy, and a safe, vibrant community resonates with many residents across the Stringybark Ward.
Sharma urged residents to participate in the democratic process and consider their vote carefully.
“I’m running to bring positive change to our community, but I can’t do it alone. Your support is crucial. Together, we can build a better Melton,”
he concluded, encouraging residents to reach out with ideas and suggestions.
The election, scheduled for October 2024, will give the people of Stringybark Ward the opportunity to choose a representative who can address their concerns and work towards a better future for Melton. Sharma’s supporters are confident that he is the right candidate for the job.
“Vote 1 for Chander Sharma—because together, we can create the thriving, safe, and prosperous Melton that we all deserve,” Sharma’s campaign team urged as they handed out flyers.
With strong community backing and a clear vision for Melton’s future, Chander Sharma is poised to be a key contender in the upcoming Melton City Council election.
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