Making Cranston Work for YOU

I’m running to be your next Mayor because Cranston needs a leader who will make our city work for its residents. 
 

For too long, our city’s chief executive has been more interested in helping their well-connected friends than listening to and solving the problems of regular Cranston residents.  Recent Cranston Mayors have neglected making long-term investments in our schools, housing, public safety, parks and recreation, and sidewalks and roads.  Our taxes keep going up and our city services have not improved, and in many ways have gotten worse over the past decade.  We cannot afford more Mayors who think they have all the answers, but cannot get even the basics right or get back to you in a timely fashion.  

We need someone with a clear track record of bringing people of different viewpoints together to make policy that improves lives.  I have the experience as a citywide city council member, former business owner, parent and grandparent to actually make our city work for regular people, to move beyond political fighting and bring Cranstonians together to improve quality of life for the people of Cranston.  I want to make you proud to continue to call Cranston “home.”

I promise to always listen to you, and honestly tell you where I stand on any issue. I will remain accountable to you before and after I am elected, reporting to you honestly on the successes and challenges our city faces.  I will work tirelessly to improve our city services, generate new revenue for the city, and ensure Cranston is prepared for the future by investing in our schools, improving our parks and infrastructure, and tackling our environmental challenges from flooding to energy to preserving our forests from unwanted development.

I hope to meet you and learn more about the issues that matter to you as I meet neighbors across Cranston in the coming year. I hope I can earn your support.  If you have a question or want to get involved in our people-powered campaign, please contact me at Robert@ferriforcranston.com or Ferriforcranston.com.

Sincerely,

Robert Ferri