Jeff Annesley
Candidate for Councillor
Who they are
Born and raised in Nanaimo, Jeff Annesley attended Wellington Secondary and Vancouver Island University, where he earned a BA in Creative Writing. He spent nearly a decade as a warehouse manager, is a published author who runs a small online publishing business, and has coached youth soccer for more than five years. He says he has regularly attended council and committee meetings for the past four years.[REAL Nanaimo] (opens in a new tab)
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What they say they want to do
Taxes and spending
“Affordability & Tax Responsibility — Keeping tax increases low, if any at all, to ensure Nanaimo remains an affordable place to live for families, young adults, and seniors.”
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Public safety
“Public Safety & Crime Prevention —Strengthening crime prevention through enforcing existing bylaws and introducing new measures where necessary to restore safety and public confidence.”
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Economy and business
“Economic Growth & Job Creation — Working with the business and industrial community to promote job growth, support economic development, and improve quality of life through cleaner, safer work environments.”
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Accountable government
“Transparency & Free Expression — Championing open dialogue, transparency, and free expression at council meetings and throughout the city.”
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Growth and infrastructure
“Balanced Development — Supporting new development and industrial projects with an open mind while ensuring a better balance between private sector needs and environmental responsibility.”
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