Volunteer Training Guide
Volunteer Training Guide
Welcome to the Dave Biggers for Mayor Campaign!
This guide will help you get started as a campaign volunteer. Thank you for joining the team!
Getting Started
1. Know the Candidate
- Age: 41 years old
- Background: Louisville native, community advocate
- Experience: Public safety expert, policy developer
- Campaign Focus: Public safety, budget transparency, community engagement
2. Key Campaign Messages
- “Not Me, We.” – This campaign belongs to all of us
- $1.2 Billion Budget – Comprehensive plan, no new taxes
- 63 Potential Mini Police Substation Locations – At least one in every ZIP code
- Mayor That Listens, Government That Responds
Volunteer Opportunities
Door-to-Door Canvassing
Talk to neighbors about our plan for Louisville. Training provided!
Phone Banking
Call voters to share our message. Scripts and contact lists provided.
Social Media
Share campaign posts, engage with supporters online.
Event Support
Help at rallies, town halls, and community events.
Important Links
Questions?
Contact the volunteer coordinator at info@rundaverun.org
This document is for registered campaign volunteers only.
📍 What This Means for YOUR Neighborhood
Every Louisville neighborhood is unique. Enter your ZIP code to see how this policy directly impacts your community:
💰 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
⚖️ Compare This Policy
See how Dave’s approach differs from current administration policies:
⚖️ 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.
Public Safety & Policing
Current Mayor
Approach
- Centralized police response
- Reactive approach to crime
- Limited community engagement
- Focus on patrol units
Dave Biggers
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
Mental Health & Wellness
Current Mayor
Approach
- Reliance on existing healthcare facilities
- No dedicated community wellness centers
- Fragmented mental health services
- Emergency-room dependent model
Dave Biggers
Approach
- 18 wellness centers across 6 regions
- Mental health counseling, addiction support
- Youth programs, family services
- 3 centers per region for accessibility
Youth Development
Current Mayor
Approach
- Traditional rec centers
- Limited after-school programming
- Seasonal sports leagues
- Minimal job training for youth
Dave Biggers
Approach
- After-school programs at all substations
- Job training and mentorship
- Arts, sports, and STEM programs
- Youth advisory councils
- Summer employment pathways
Economic Development
Current Mayor
Approach
- Tax breaks for large corporations
- Downtown-centric development
- Limited support for small business
- Gentrification without displacement protection
Dave Biggers
Approach
- Small business incubators at substations
- Local hiring requirements for city contracts
- Neighborhood-based economic zones
- Affordable housing protection
- Living wage standards
Housing & Affordability
Current Mayor
Approach
- Minimal affordable housing requirements
- Limited tenant protections
- Rising rents in many neighborhoods
- Displacement from development
Dave Biggers
Approach
- Expanded affordable housing trust fund
- Strong tenant protections
- Community land trusts
- Rent stabilization measures
- Anti-displacement policies for existing residents
Government Transparency
Current Mayor
Approach
- Annual budget reports
- Limited real-time data
- Reactive public engagement
- Closed-door development deals
Dave Biggers
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
The Choice is Clear
Louisville deserves transformative change, not more of the same. Join us in building a city that works for everyone.
🗣️ What Louisville Residents Say
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💡 Have Ideas to Improve This Policy?
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NOT ME, WE.
Together, we make Louisville better for everyone.