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ENDORSEMENT PACKAGE

Version: 2.0.1 | Last Updated: October 12, 2025

Dave Biggers for Mayor – Professional Materials for Endorsers

Candidate: Dave Biggers
Website: rundaverun.org
Purpose: Secure strategic endorsements from individuals and organizations

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Endorsements matter. They provide credibility, expand reach, and signal broad support. This package gives potential endorsers everything they need to confidently endorse Dave Biggers for Mayor.

Endorsement Goals:

  • 50+ individual endorsements
  • 15+ organizational endorsements
  • 5+ major institutional endorsements
  • Labor union support (FOP, AFSCME, others)
  • Cross-partisan endorsements
  • What’s In This Package:

  • Candidate bio and platform summary
  • Budget overview
  • Evidence base and research
  • Endorsement letter template
  • Media materials
  • FAQ for endorsers
  • PART 1: CANDIDATE PROFILE

    WHO IS DAVE BIGGERS?

    Dave Biggers is running for Mayor of Louisville to bring evidence-based governance to our city. His platform centers on transforming public safety through proven, data-driven approaches that have reduced crime 35-63% in cities across America.

    Background:
    [Insert Dave’s professional background, education, Louisville roots, community involvement]

    Why He’s Running:
    Louisville deserves leadership that follows evidence, not politics. For too long, we’ve relied on the same approaches while expecting different results. Dave has spent years researching what actually works in public safety – studying 50+ cities, reviewing academic research, and consulting with police chiefs, mental health professionals, and community leaders who’ve successfully transformed their systems. He’s not offering promises – he’s offering a proven plan.

    What Makes Dave Different:

  • Evidence-Based: Every policy backed by research from 50+ cities
  • Detailed: 831-line budget published online – complete transparency
  • Governance-Ready: Implementation plans for Day 1
  • Fiscally Responsible: Same total budget as approved, no tax increase
  • Community-Driven: Participatory budgeting and extensive community input
  • PART 2: PLATFORM OVERVIEW

    THE BIGGERS PLAN FOR LOUISVILLE

    Budget: $1.2 billion (same as approved budget)
    Timeline: 4-year transformation
    Tax Impact: Zero increase

    Core Initiatives:

    1. Mini Police Substations (46 total)

  • Small police offices in neighborhoods
  • 2-minute response times instead of 20+
  • Better community relationships
  • $650K per station
  • Rollout: 12-12-12-10 over four years
  • 2. Wellness Centers (18 total)

  • Mental health and addiction treatment
  • Social services and support
  • Prevention before crisis
  • $2.5M per center annually
  • Reduces burden on police and hospitals
  • 3. Co-Responder Teams

  • Police + mental health professionals
  • Right professional for each situation
  • Reduces repeat 911 calls
  • Proven to reduce arrests for mental health crises by 40%+
  • 4. Participatory Budgeting

  • $6M community-controlled ($1M per district)
  • Residents vote on neighborhood priorities
  • Direct democracy in action
  • Successful in 50+ U.S. cities
  • Evidence Base:

    Cities Using This Approach:

  • Boston, MA: 63% crime reduction
  • Newark, NJ: 35% crime reduction
  • Oakland, CA: Successful implementation
  • Eugene, OR: CAHOOTS program model
  • Plus 40+ other U.S. cities
  • Research Support:

  • University studies showing effectiveness
  • Police chief endorsements from other cities
  • Bipartisan mayors implementing similar plans
  • Academic literature review available
  • PART 3: WHY ENDORSE DAVE BIGGERS?

    For Community Leaders:

    He Represents Real Change:

  • Evidence-based, not political
  • Community partnership, not top-down
  • Transparency and accountability
  • Louisville leading the nation
  • He Has The Details:

  • Most comprehensive mayoral plan Louisville has seen
  • Implementation guides ready
  • Realistic timelines and budgets
  • Professional governance from Day 1
  • He Can Win:

  • Compelling message
  • Strong grassroots support
  • Clear contrast with status quo
  • Volunteer energy building
  • For Elected Officials:

    He’s A Serious Candidate:

  • Detailed policy positions
  • Fiscally responsible plan
  • Evidence-based governance
  • Professional campaign operation
  • He Brings New Voters:

  • Energizing progressive base
  • Appealing to independents
  • Bringing new people into process
  • Building coalition for change
  • He Won’t Embarrass You:

  • Well-prepared and knowledgeable
  • Consistent messaging
  • Professional demeanor
  • Handles attacks with facts
  • For Organizations:

    Alignment With Mission:

  • Social services: Wellness center focus
  • Public safety: Evidence-based policing
  • Fiscal responsibility: Same budget, no new taxes
  • Community engagement: Participatory budgeting
  • Mental health: Crisis intervention approach
  • Housing: Addressing root causes
  • Education: Community partnership
  • Partnership Opportunities:

  • Implementation collaboration
  • Community engagement
  • Service delivery
  • Research and evaluation
  • Volunteer mobilization
  • For Labor Unions:

    Pro-Worker Positions:

  • No layoffs – all employees protected
  • Training for new roles
  • Better working conditions for officers
  • Professional support for police
  • Respects collective bargaining
  • FOP Specific:

  • Officers get backup (mental health professionals)
  • Focus on actual policing, not everything
  • Safer working conditions
  • Professional development opportunities
  • Respectful partnership approach
  • For Business Community:

    Economic Benefits:

  • Safer city attracts business
  • National model status brings attention
  • Same budget = fiscal responsibility
  • Evidence-based = predictable outcomes
  • Professional governance = stable environment
  • PART 4: ENDORSEMENT LETTER TEMPLATES

    Template A: Individual Community Leader

    [Use this template and customize]

    ENDORSEMENT LETTER

    I am proud to endorse Dave Biggers for Mayor of Louisville.

    For too long, Louisville has relied on the same approaches to public safety while hoping for different results. Dave Biggers offers something we desperately need: evidence-based leadership.

    His plan is detailed, budgeted, and proven to work in 50+ cities across America. Mini police substations in neighborhoods. Wellness centers for mental health and addiction. Co-responder teams pairing police with professionals. All funded within the existing budget – no new taxes.

    But what impresses me most is Dave’s commitment to community partnership. Participatory budgeting gives residents direct control over $6 million in neighborhood spending. Community input on mini substation locations. Transparent, accountable governance.

    This isn’t about politics – it’s about what works. Boston reduced crime 63%. Newark reduced crime 35%. Louisville can do the same.

    Dave Biggers is ready to govern from Day 1. He has my enthusiastic support, and I encourage you to join me in supporting his campaign.

    Sincerely,

    [Your Name]
    [Your Title/Affiliation]
    [Contact Information]

    Template B: Organization Endorsement

    [Use this template and customize]

    ORGANIZATIONAL ENDORSEMENT

    The [ORGANIZATION NAME] is pleased to endorse Dave Biggers for Mayor of Louisville.

    Our organization has long advocated for [MISSION-ALIGNED VALUES]. Dave Biggers’ platform aligns with our mission in several key ways:

    [Customize based on organization – examples below]

    For Social Service Organizations:
    “His wellness center initiative will provide critical mental health and addiction services to underserved communities. His evidence-based approach recognizes that public safety includes social services, not just policing.”

    For Fiscal Responsibility Groups:
    “His budget is transparent, detailed, and requires no tax increase. At $1.2 billion, it matches the approved budget while reallocating resources more effectively based on evidence from 50+ cities.”

    For Community Organizations:
    “His commitment to participatory budgeting and community input demonstrates respect for grassroots leadership. Louisville residents will have direct control over $6 million in neighborhood spending.”

    For Police/Public Safety Groups:
    “His approach gives officers the backup they need – mental health professionals for mental health calls, allowing police to focus on actual policing. This is supported by police chiefs in cities where it’s been implemented.”

    We believe Dave Biggers represents the evidence-based, community-driven leadership Louisville needs. We encourage our members and supporters to join us in supporting his campaign.

    [ORGANIZATION NAME]
    [EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/BOARD CHAIR NAME]
    [Date]

    Template C: Former Elected Official

    [Use this template and customize]

    ENDORSEMENT STATEMENT

    As someone who has served Louisville in elected office, I understand the importance of competent, prepared leadership. That’s why I’m endorsing Dave Biggers for Mayor.

    Dave has done something rare in politics: he’s actually done the homework. His 831-line budget is the most detailed mayoral plan I’ve seen. His implementation guides show he’s ready to govern, not just campaign. His evidence base – 50+ cities proving this approach works – demonstrates serious policy development.

    I’ve seen too many candidates make promises without plans. Dave is different. He’s showing us exactly how he’ll transform Louisville’s approach to public safety, exactly what it costs, and exactly why it will work.

    Louisville needs leaders who follow evidence, not politics. Leaders who are prepared from Day 1. Leaders who put community first.

    Dave Biggers is that leader. I’m proud to support him, and I encourage Louisville voters to do the same.

    [Your Name]
    [Former Position]
    [Date]

    PART 5: ENDORSEMENT PROCESS

    How To Request Endorsement:

    Step 1: Research & Identify

  • Identify potential endorser
  • Understand their priorities
  • Know their previous endorsements
  • Respect their timeline
  • Step 2: Personalized Outreach

  • Personal letter or email from Dave or senior staff
  • Explain why their endorsement matters
  • Provide this package
  • Offer briefing or meeting
  • Step 3: Brief & Answer Questions

  • In-person or phone meeting
  • Walk through platform
  • Answer specific questions
  • Address concerns
  • Step 4: Secure Commitment

  • Get written confirmation
  • Agree on announcement timing
  • Coordinate messaging
  • Plan announcement event if applicable
  • Step 5: Announce & Promote

  • Press release
  • Social media announcement
  • Event if major endorsement
  • Thank and amplify
  • Sample Outreach Letter:

    Subject: Request for Your Endorsement

    Dear [NAME],

    I’m writing to ask for your endorsement of my campaign for Mayor of Louisville.

    I know you care deeply about [THEIR KNOWN PRIORITY]. My plan addresses this through [SPECIFIC POLICY THAT ALIGNS].

    I’ve enclosed a detailed endorsement package that includes my complete platform, budget breakdown, and evidence base. I’d be honored to discuss this with you in person or by phone at your convenience.

    Your endorsement would mean a great deal to this campaign and to Louisville. Your voice carries weight, and your leadership on [THEIR ISSUE] has long been an inspiration.

    I hope you’ll consider joining me in building an evidence-based, community-driven approach to Louisville’s future.

    Would you have 30 minutes in the next two weeks to discuss?

    Respectfully,

    Dave Biggers
    [Contact Information]

    PART 6: ENDORSEMENT FAQ

    Questions Endorsers Commonly Ask:

    Q: Why should I endorse you vs. staying neutral?
    A: Louisville needs change, and your voice matters in making that happen. Staying neutral maintains the status quo. Your endorsement signals to voters that this isn’t just another campaign – it’s a serious, evidence-based movement for transformation.

    Q: What will you expect from me after I endorse?
    A: Nothing beyond the endorsement itself, unless you’d like to be more involved. We welcome endorsers who want to host events, speak on our behalf, or help recruit volunteers, but there’s no requirement. Your name and statement of support are valuable in themselves.

    Q: How will you announce my endorsement?
    A: We’ll coordinate timing with you. Typically: a press release, social media posts, and inclusion on our website. For major endorsements, we may suggest a joint event or press conference.

    Q: What if I disagree with you on some issues?
    A: You don’t need to agree on everything to endorse. Focus on what brought you to support: evidence-based governance, fiscal responsibility, community partnership, or whatever resonates. We welcome diverse supporters.

    Q: Can I endorse as an individual vs. my organization?
    A: Absolutely. We’re grateful for both individual and organizational endorsements. You can clarify that you’re endorsing in your personal capacity if needed.

    Q: How do you handle criticism or attacks?
    A: With facts and evidence. We don’t engage in personal attacks or mudslinging. We respond to criticisms with data, research, and our detailed plans. We keep it professional and focused on what works for Louisville.

    Q: Are you electable?
    A: Yes. We’re building a broad coalition – progressives who want evidence-based governance, moderates who want fiscal responsibility, and anyone tired of politics as usual. Our grassroots support is growing, our fundraising is solid, and our message resonates across demographics.

    Q: Will this hurt my reputation if you lose?
    A: Endorsing the candidate who offers the most detailed, evidence-based plan for Louisville will never hurt your reputation. Win or lose, you’ll be on record supporting serious governance over political rhetoric.

    Q: How can I help beyond the endorsement?
    A: We’d welcome your involvement in whatever capacity works for you:

  • Host a house party or event
  • Recruit volunteers from your network
  • Speak at community forums
  • Share on social media
  • Make calls to friends and colleagues
  • Contribute financially if you’re able
  • Q: What’s your position on [specific issue]?
    A: [Be prepared with talking points on common issues in Louisville – we can provide these separately based on your feedback about what’s being asked]

    PART 7: ENDORSEMENT CULTIVATION TIMELINE

    12 Months Out:

    Building Relationships:

  • Identify key potential endorsers
  • Attend their events
  • Have coffee meetings
  • Build genuine relationships
  • Don’t ask for endorsement yet
  • 9 Months Out:

    Soft Outreach:

  • Share campaign materials
  • Invite to events
  • Seek advice and input
  • Gauge interest level
  • Still not formally asking
  • 6 Months Out:

    Formal Requests:

  • Personal letters/emails
  • In-person meetings
  • Provide full package
  • Answer questions
  • Begin securing commitments
  • 3-6 Months Out:

    Strategic Announcements:

  • Roll out endorsements strategically
  • Build momentum with announcements
  • Coordinate timing for maximum impact
  • Use each endorsement to recruit more
  • Final Months:

    Endorser Engagement:

  • Keep endorsers informed
  • Invite to major events
  • Provide updated materials
  • Encourage activation
  • Thank regularly
  • PART 8: ENDORSEMENT TIERS & STRATEGY

    Tier 1: Game-Changing Endorsements

    Who:

  • Current/former elected officials
  • Major institutional leaders
  • Union leadership
  • Business community leaders
  • Well-known community figures
  • Strategy:

  • Personal outreach from Dave
  • Multiple meetings
  • Address all concerns
  • Major announcement event
  • Press conference
  • Social media campaign
  • Impact:

  • Significant media coverage
  • Credibility boost
  • Fundraising surge
  • Volunteer recruitment
  • Coalition building
  • Tier 2: Influential Endorsements

    Who:

  • Community organization leaders
  • Faith leaders
  • Nonprofit executives
  • Local business owners
  • Neighborhood association leaders
  • Strategy:

  • Senior staff outreach
  • In-person meetings
  • Detailed materials
  • Press release
  • Social media
  • Website feature
  • Impact:

  • Community credibility
  • Network access
  • Volunteer pipeline
  • Grassroots momentum
  • Tier 3: Grassroots Endorsements

    Who:

  • Community activists
  • Volunteers
  • Engaged residents
  • Professional community members
  • Issue advocates
  • Strategy:

  • Email outreach
  • Endorsement form on website
  • Social media recruitment
  • Volunteer events
  • Make it easy to endorse
  • Impact:

  • Social proof
  • Volunteer energy
  • Social media amplification
  • Door-knocking credibility
  • Critical mass perception
  • PART 9: COALITION BUILDING

    Target Coalitions:

    Public Safety Coalition:

  • Former police chiefs
  • Retired officers
  • Victims’ advocates
  • Neighborhood watch leaders
  • Public safety researchers
  • Healthcare Coalition:

  • Mental health professionals
  • Addiction counselors
  • Social workers
  • Hospital administrators
  • Public health advocates
  • Fiscal Responsibility Coalition:

  • Business leaders
  • Fiscal conservatives
  • Taxpayer advocates
  • Economists
  • Budget analysts
  • Community Empowerment Coalition:

  • Community organizers
  • Civil rights leaders
  • Neighborhood association heads
  • Faith leaders
  • Grassroots activists
  • Evidence-Based Governance Coalition:

  • Academics and researchers
  • Policy analysts
  • Good government advocates
  • Transparency activists
  • Data scientists
  • PART 10: ENDORSEMENT MATERIALS

    Press Release Template:

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    [ENDORSER NAME] ENDORSES DAVE BIGGERS FOR MAYOR

    [Subtitle highlighting why endorsement matters]

    LOUISVILLE, KY – [Date] – [Endorser name and title] today announced their endorsement of Dave Biggers for Mayor of Louisville, citing [key reason for endorsement].

    “[Quote from endorser – 2-3 sentences explaining why they’re endorsing Dave]”

    Dave Biggers is running for mayor on a platform of evidence-based governance and community partnership. His plan includes 63 mini police substations, 18 wellness centers, and participatory budgeting – all within the current budget with no tax increase.

    “I’m honored to have [Endorser name]’s support,” said Dave Biggers. “[Quote about what this endorsement means and what endorser brings to the campaign – 2-3 sentences]”

    [Endorser name] joins [list other major endorsers if applicable] in supporting Biggers’ campaign.

    For more information about Dave Biggers’ campaign, visit rundaverun.org.

    Contact:

    [Campaign Press Contact]
    [Email]
    [Phone]

    Social Media Announcement Templates:

    Facebook/Instagram:
    “Honored to announce the endorsement of [NAME], [TITLE]. [He/She/They] understand[s] that Louisville needs evidence-based leadership. Together, we’re building a movement for change. #RunDaveRun”

    [Include photo of Dave with endorser if available, or professional headshot of endorser]

    Twitter:
    “Proud to announce [NAME]’s endorsement! [Brief quote or key reason]. Together, we’re building evidence-based governance for Louisville. #RunDaveRun”

    Website Endorsement Page:

    Layout:

  • Organized by category (elected officials, community leaders, organizations, etc.)
  • Photos when available
  • Name, title/affiliation
  • Optional brief quote
  • Updated regularly
  • Searchable/filterable
  • PART 11: USING ENDORSEMENTS EFFECTIVELY

    In Campaign Materials:

    Literature:

  • “Endorsed by [prominent names]”
  • Quotes on specific issues
  • Logo inclusion (organizations)
  • Build credibility
  • Ads:

  • Feature endorser testimonials
  • “Leaders supporting Dave”
  • Quotes overlaid on images
  • Video endorsements
  • Events:

  • Endorsers speak
  • Introduce Dave
  • Validate message
  • Bring their networks
  • Debates:

  • Reference endorsements when relevant
  • “As [endorser] said…”
  • Build authority
  • Counter attacks
  • Thank You & Maintenance:

    Immediate:

  • Personal thank you from Dave
  • Welcome package
  • Campaign updates access
  • Social media appreciation
  • Ongoing:

  • Monthly update emails
  • Invitation to events
  • Early news on developments
  • Continued recognition
  • Post-Election:

  • Thank you event (win or lose)
  • Personal notes
  • Recognition of support
  • Continued relationship
  • PART 12: ENDORSEMENT TRACKING

    Track These Details:

    For Each Endorser:

  • Name and title
  • Organization/affiliation
  • Contact information
  • Date committed
  • Announcement date
  • Public/private endorsement
  • Level of involvement desired
  • Networks they can activate
  • Special considerations
  • Follow-up schedule
  • System:

  • CRM database
  • Tagging system
  • Regular updates
  • Assignment tracking
  • Communication log
  • CONCLUSION

    Endorsements validate Dave’s candidacy and expand the campaign’s reach. Every endorser brings credibility, networks, and momentum.

    This package provides everything needed to:

  • ✅ Understand Dave’s platform
  • ✅ See the evidence base
  • ✅ Confidently endorse
  • ✅ Explain endorsement to others
  • ✅ Participate in the campaign

Thank you for considering your endorsement of Dave Biggers for Mayor.

Together, we’re building evidence-based, community-driven governance for Louisville.

For endorsement inquiries:
Email: [email]
Phone: [phone]
Website: rundaverun.org/endorse

Endorsement Package | Created October 2025 | For Dave Biggers Mayoral Campaign

What Louisville Residents Say

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📍 What This Means for YOUR Neighborhood

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Find Your Mini Substation

Enter your ZIP code to see when your neighborhood will receive a community police substation.

63 ZIP code areas across Louisville will receive mini substations over 4 years.

Part of Dave Biggers' comprehensive public safety plan.

💰 See the Budget Impact

Explore how this policy fits into Dave’s comprehensive $1.2 billion budget plan:

How Does Dave's Budget Affect You?

See your personalized impact - zero tax increase, real benefits

Your Personal Impact

How we calculate: Benefits based on average family savings from wellness center access ($800/year), youth program value (after-school + summer jobs), and your specific mini substation timeline. All benefits come from the same $1.2B budget - zero tax increase.

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⚖️ Policy Comparison: Real Change vs. Status Quo

See the clear differences between Dave Biggers' transformative vision for Louisville and the current mayor's approach. The choice is yours.

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Public Safety & Policing

Current Mayor

Traditional policing model

Approach

  • Centralized police response
  • Reactive approach to crime
  • Limited community engagement
  • Focus on patrol units
Timeline Ongoing
Budget Status quo funding
Impact Response times: 15-20 minutes average

Dave Biggers

Community-based mini substations

Approach

  • 63 mini substations across Louisville (4-year deployment)
  • Officers living and working in communities they serve
  • Preventative community policing model
  • Year 1: 12 substations in highest-need areas
Timeline Year 1-4 phased rollout
Budget Revenue-neutral through property tax restructuring
Impact Response times: 3-5 minutes (neighborhood-based)
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Mental Health & Wellness

Current Mayor

Limited wellness infrastructure

Approach

  • Reliance on existing healthcare facilities
  • No dedicated community wellness centers
  • Fragmented mental health services
  • Emergency-room dependent model
Timeline No expansion planned
Budget Minimal dedicated funding
Impact Long wait times, limited access in underserved areas

Dave Biggers

Regional wellness centers network

Approach

  • 18 wellness centers across 6 regions
  • Mental health counseling, addiction support
  • Youth programs, family services
  • 3 centers per region for accessibility
Timeline Year 1-4 phased rollout
Budget Integrated with public safety restructuring
Impact Accessible care within every neighborhood, preventative focus
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Youth Development

Current Mayor

Standard recreation programs

Approach

  • Traditional rec centers
  • Limited after-school programming
  • Seasonal sports leagues
  • Minimal job training for youth
Timeline Status quo
Budget Existing recreation budget
Impact Serves fraction of Louisville youth

Dave Biggers

Comprehensive youth investment

Approach

  • After-school programs at all substations
  • Job training and mentorship
  • Arts, sports, and STEM programs
  • Youth advisory councils
  • Summer employment pathways
Timeline Immediate implementation with substation rollout
Budget $1,200 value per child annually
Impact Accessible programs in every neighborhood
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Economic Development

Current Mayor

Corporate incentives focus

Approach

  • Tax breaks for large corporations
  • Downtown-centric development
  • Limited support for small business
  • Gentrification without displacement protection
Timeline Ongoing
Budget Millions in corporate subsidies
Impact Benefits concentrated in select areas

Dave Biggers

Community wealth building

Approach

  • Small business incubators at substations
  • Local hiring requirements for city contracts
  • Neighborhood-based economic zones
  • Affordable housing protection
  • Living wage standards
Timeline Immediate policy changes, 4-year infrastructure build
Budget Redirected from corporate subsidies
Impact Jobs and wealth stay in neighborhoods
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Housing & Affordability

Current Mayor

Market-driven housing

Approach

  • Minimal affordable housing requirements
  • Limited tenant protections
  • Rising rents in many neighborhoods
  • Displacement from development
Timeline No comprehensive plan
Budget Minimal housing trust fund
Impact Affordability crisis worsening

Dave Biggers

Housing as a human right

Approach

  • Expanded affordable housing trust fund
  • Strong tenant protections
  • Community land trusts
  • Rent stabilization measures
  • Anti-displacement policies for existing residents
Timeline Immediate policy changes
Budget Increased trust fund through property tax reform
Impact Protects residents, prevents displacement
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Government Transparency

Current Mayor

Standard reporting

Approach

  • Annual budget reports
  • Limited real-time data
  • Reactive public engagement
  • Closed-door development deals
Timeline Status quo
Budget Minimal transparency infrastructure
Impact Limited public accountability

Dave Biggers

Radical transparency

Approach

  • Real-time budget dashboard
  • Public data portal for all city metrics
  • Community advisory boards with veto power
  • Open contracting process
  • Regular town halls in all neighborhoods
Timeline Immediate implementation
Budget Low-cost digital infrastructure
Impact Citizens empowered with information and decision-making power

The Choice is Clear

Louisville deserves transformative change, not more of the same. Join us in building a city that works for everyone.

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