IBEW Local Union 43 Endorses Hanlon for Mayor
Mayoral Candidate Marissa Hanlon (R, Fulton Ignited for Change) today announced that she has received the support of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local Union 43 in her bid as mayor of the City of Fulton.
The IBEW Local Union 43 represents more than 1,500 union members and their families in several Central New York counties including Oswego. They provide contractors with the highest quality of skilled and trained electricians, apprentices and technicians in the industry.
“On behalf of IBEW Local Union 43, it is my pleasure to endorse Marissa Hanlon as she seeks to become Fulton’s next Mayor,” said Alan Marzullo, business manager of Local 43. “Marissa is a proactive leader with a vision to see this city into the future. Clearly, she is dedicated to Fulton and with a young family, she can easily relate to needs our members express about what is needed in the City of of Fulton. For these reasons and more, Local 43 is proud to stand with Marissa as she embarks on the final stages of this campaign. Together, we can support businesses and local jobs. It’s that simple.”
“I’d like to thank the members and their families at IBEW Local Union 43 for their support. They do so much to keep our homes, businesses and schools safe. I look forward to furthering our city with their help. I am honored to have them by my side during this election,” said Hanlon.
Hanlon has also received endorsements from the Central and Northern New York Building Trades (CNNYBT), Plumbers and Steamfitters, Laborers Local 633, the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, Carpenters Local 277, and the Transportation Division of International Union, Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers. She has also received support from Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay and Mayor Billy Barlow.
Hanlon is the endorsed Republican candidate and will also appear on the ballot under the independent party, “Fulton, Ignited for Change.” She is a physical therapist and lives in Fulton with her husband, James Hanlon, and their two children who attend Fulton City Schools. She currently serves on the City’s Zoning Board of Appeals and is involved with many efforts which are helping to revitalize the city. Hanlon is a founding member of the city’s Special Events Committee which is drawing in thousands of residents and visitors alike to events such as Fall Fest, Big Truck Day, and the reinvigorated Christmas Tree Lighting.
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Leader Barclay Endorses Hanlon for Mayor
Mayoral Candidate Marissa Hanlon (R, Fulton, Ignited for Change) today announced that she has received the support from Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C–Pulaski) in her bid as mayor of the City of Fulton.
Leader Barclay represents the 120th Assembly District, which includes the City of Fulton. He has served in the Assembly since 2003 and was unanimously elected Leader of Assembly Republicans in 2020. A lifelong resident of Oswego County, he has consistently fought on behalf of upstate communities while advancing legislation to lower costs for families and businesses, improve public safety, and facilitate greater government accountability.
“I am pleased to endorse Marissa Hanlon as Fulton’s next mayor,” said Leader Barclay. “In the last few months, I have had the opportunity to talk with Marissa and get to know about her vision for the City of Fulton. She has great energy and enthusiasm and she truly cares about the city’s future. The foundation she and the Special Events Committee have created to bolster recreational opportunities for local families is only the beginning of what she can do by collaborating with others. Marissa is exactly the kind of leader Fulton needs at this time and I am proud to support her race for mayor.”
“I am truly grateful and humbled by this endorsement. Leader Barclay does a tremendous job representing our views in Albany and he is always fighting to protect our rights and values we hold dear. It has been tremendously encouraging for me and my family throughout this campaign to have his support and, if elected to serve, I look forward to working further with him to help move our city forward,” said Hanlon.
Hanlon has also received endorsements from the Central and Northern New York Building Trades (CNNYBT), Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81, Laborers Local 633, the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, Carpenters Local 277, and the Transportation Division of International Union, Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers.
Hanlon is the endorsed Republican candidate and will also appear on the ballot under the independent party, “Fulton, Ignited for Change.” She is a physical therapist and lives in Fulton with her husband, James Hanlon, and their two children who attend Fulton City Schools. She currently serves on the City’s Zoning Board of Appeals and is involved with many efforts which are helping to revitalize the city. Hanlon is a founding member of the city’s Special Events Committee which is drawing in thousands of residents and visitors alike to events such as Fall Fest, Big Truck Day, and the reinvigorated Christmas Tree Lighting.
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Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81 Endorse Hanlon for Mayor
Mayoral Candidate Marissa Hanlon (R, Fulton Ignited for Change) today announced that she has received the support of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81 in her bid as mayor of the City of Fulton.
The Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81 represents more than 1,400 plumbers, pipe fitters, steam fitters and HVAC/R technicians. Local 81 members are highly-trained skilled laborers who fabricate, install, and service residential, commercial, and industrial piping systems from a 14-county region.
“On behalf of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81, it is my pleasure to endorse Marissa Hanlon as she seeks to become Fulton’s next Mayor,” said Pat Carroll, assistant business manager of Local 81. “Marissa has a proven track record to get things done. Her vision, her way of collaborating with others, and her dedication to developing this community will serve Fulton well. We are proud to stand with Marissa in her bid for mayor and with her at the helm, we can strengthen the local economy, support businesses, and support local jobs together.”
From chemical plants, health care facilities, hotels, offices, schools and supermarkets, Local 81 is comprised of skilled professionals who work with many local contractors to build the local economy and are dedicated to fostering smart growth.
“I’d like to thank the members and their families at Local 81 for their support. I am truly humbled. I look forward to furthering our city with their help. Our city has so much potential and so much to be proud of and I am honored to have them by my side during this campaign for election,” said Hanlon.
Hanlon has also received endorsements from the Central and Northern New York Building Trades (CNNYBT), Laborers Local 633, the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, Carpenters Local 277, and the Transportation Division of International Union, Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers.
Hanlon is the endorsed Republican candidate and will also appear on the ballot under the independent party, “Fulton, Ignited for Change.” She is a physical therapist and lives in Fulton with her husband, James Hanlon, and their two children who attend Fulton City Schools. She currently serves on the City’s Zoning Board of Appeals and is involved with many efforts which are helping to revitalize the city. Hanlon is a founding member of the city’s Special Events Committee which is drawing in thousands of residents and visitors alike to events such as Fall Fest, Big Truck Day, and the reinvigorated Christmas Tree Lighting.
To learn more or to contact Marissa, visit www.marissahanlon4mayor.com.
To learn more about Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81, visit https://ualocal81.org.
Fulton Mayoral Candidate Marissa Hanlon Announces Website
‘Communication will be a Cornerstone’
Fulton Mayoral Candidate Marissa Hanlon (R, Fulton Ignited for Change) today announced that she has released this website, www.MarissaHanlon4Mayor.com, to help keep residents informed of her campaign in her bid for mayor of the City of Fulton.
The website coincides with her platform to communicate effectively and often with the public.
“Clear, transparent, and consistent communication is a key to any relationship. As a representative for you, I will be committed to hearing from you and having you hear from me,” stated Hanlon.
As part of that commitment, Hanlon will have regular office hours, town hall opportunities, regular correspondence, phone calls and face to face conversations with constituents.
“First and foremost, I want the residents of Fulton to be informed of what is happening in our city. People deserve regular updates on city development from our city’s various departments, the common council, and updates on important city-led projects. Our tax dollars are not meant to be managed in a vacuum. Communication will be a cornerstone in my administration. For starters, I plan to partner with local media to help inform the public, have regular news announcements, and be present on social media to update residents about current events. This website is only the beginning.”
The website can be viewed at www.MarissaHanlon4Mayor.com
Marissa Hanlon is the endorsed Republican candidate and will also appear on the ballot under the independent party, “Fulton, Ignited for Change.” She can be reached at Marissa Hanlon
P.O. Box 764, Fulton, NY 13069, 315-220-0116 or ElectHanlon@gmail.com or www.MarissaHanlon4Mayor.com
Hanlon Secures Endorsement from Laborers Local 633
Mayoral Candidate Marissa Hanlon (R, Fulton Ignited for Change) today announced that she has received the support of Laborers Local 633 in her bid as mayor of the City of Fulton.
The Laborers Local 633 represents workers in Oswego, Cayuga and Onondaga counties who are dedicated to skilled labor, advocating for high standards in the construction industry, and fostering growth in our local economy.
“On behalf of Local 633, it is my pleasure to give Marissa Hanlon the endorsement of the Laborers Local 633 in her race for the Mayor of the City of Fulton,” said Laborers Local 633 Business Manager Gabe Rosetti. “Our membership appreciates those who serve our local community and are compassionate to the matters that affect their families and their livelihoods. Many of our members live in Fulton and we are proud to stand with Marissa in her bid for mayor. Together, with her vision and leadership, we can support businesses and support local jobs.”
“I’d like to thank the people at Laborers Local 633 for their support. Working with these accomplished and skilled professionals who have vested interest in building our community up gives me confidence in my pursuit as mayor. The people at Laborers Local 633 are already working to revitalize our communities and I am grateful for their faith in me as I work toward election day on Nov. 7,” said Hanlon.
Hanlon has also received endorsements from the Central and Northern New York Building Trades (CNNYBT), Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81, the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, Carpenters Local 277, and the Transportation Division of International Union, Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers.
Hanlon is the endorsed Republican candidate and will also appear on the ballot under the independent party, “Fulton, Ignited for Change.” She is a physical therapist and lives in Fulton with her husband, James Hanlon, and their two children who attend Fulton City Schools. She currently serves on the City’s Zoning Board of Appeals and is involved with many efforts which are helping to revitalize the city. Hanlon is a founding member of the city’s Special Events Committee which is drawing in thousands of residents and visitors alike to events such as Fall Fest, Big Truck Day, and the reinvigorated Christmas Tree Lighting.
Hanlon Secures Endorsement from Carpenters Local 277
Sept. 22, 2023
Mayoral Candidate Marissa Hanlon (R, Fulton Ignited for Change) today announced that she has received the support of North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters Local 277 in her bid as mayor of the City of Fulton.
The council represents over 28,000 members dedicated to skilled labor and advocating for high standards in the construction industry.
“It is with great pleasure that we give Marissa Hanlon the endorsement of the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters in her race for the Mayor of the City of Fulton,” said Business Manager James Mason. “Our council will always work to ensure and preserve fair labor standards and fight for sustainable capital construction programs which can create jobs and stimulate the economy. We look forward to working with Marissa and know she is the right candidate for our members and one who can move the city forward. We are proud to stand with Marissa Hanlon in the upcoming election.”
“I’d like to thank the people at Local Carpenters 277 for standing with me and for believing in my vision for change for the City of Fulton,” said Hanlon. “Fulton is ripe for development and having this endorsements means I will have more partners in the pursuit of revitalizing our city as Fulton’s next mayor. Collaborating with others who have vested interest will be key to moving this city forward. The Carpenters Local 277 are already working to see that change in our community and I am grateful for their faith in me.”
Hanlon has also received endorsements from the Central and Northern New York Building Trades (CNNYBT), Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81, the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, and the Transportation Division of International Union, Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers.
Hanlon is the endorsed Republican candidate and will also appear on the ballot under the independent party, “Fulton, Ignited for Change.” She is a physical therapist and lives in Fulton with her husband, James Hanlon, and their two children who attend Fulton City Schools. She currently serves on the City’s Zoning Board of Appeals and is involved with many efforts which are helping to revitalize the city. Hanlon is a founding member of the city’s Special Events Committee which is drawing in thousands of residents and visitors alike to events such as Fall Fest, Big Truck Day, and the reinvigorated Christmas Tree Lighting.
Sept. 18, 2023
Dear City of Fulton residents:
There's a lot to be said, because there is a lot to do! There's no shortage of opinion about our City of Fulton. I have had incredible feedback when asking thousands of residents for their input on what they want to see in our city over the next administration. Based on the consistent feedback I have heard, the following are the areas I will be committed to focusing on as the next Mayor of Fulton. This is not a short-term plan because of what needs to be accomplished. We will need to have a full 10-year plan; however, we will do it right and see progress made in the near future!
Quality of Life: From having job opportunities and successful businesses, the concern over substance abuse in our streets, having quality education opportunities, having recreation and entertainment for all ages and safe sidewalks to walk down, Fultonians want more for their city. We are missing opportunities for businesses and families and need to keep people here and attract more. Through collaborative efforts with department heads, the common council, educational leadership and business stakeholders, I will remain focused on new opportunities and do what I can to clean up the areas of our city that are not functioning ideally for the quality of life we should be experiencing.
Aesthetics: It is no mystery that there are unsightly properties and vacant real estate that needs significant attention. Our city properties are dated and underutilized as a result. I have already begun my research. I have been talking to residents, police, local attorneys, and working closely with Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow on this issue. First, I will take a hands-on, ride-along approach with Codes to learn the current system and see where efficiencies can be addressed. I will develop a plan for resources to support the intent of the law and propose new legislation, as needed, to serve our city optimally. In addition to establishing and enforcing the law, I will be looking for community and volunteer opportunities the city can team with, such as Fulton Block Builders, to target areas that need additional aid for a greater impact.
Development: There is no lack of development opportunities in our city. Most of the conversations I have had revolve around the ideas that people have for businesses or upgrades to our parks and common areas. From our Lake Neatahwanta and the Oswego River, to the raw potential of the Nestle site, we can see the need there is to improve the aesthetics and bring quality of life to these areas.
I will continue to support the efforts spearheaded by Mike Peterson with the Lake clean up planning and support Chris Waldron, Parks and Recreation Director, through the master planning of the lake shoreline development. I will be working hand-in-hand with our Community Development Agency and the Planning Board to best assist bringing a long-term vision to life with welcoming business development that will provide both jobs and the quality of life we deserve.
A grant writer will be needed to work with our city, focusing on building momentum and leveraging off the grants we have already with new funding opportunities.
An IMMEDIATE focus will be to determine where we are at with the current DRI projects and spending with a plan to establish and complete projects in an impactful way. I have been deeply frustrated with the lack of momentum and public communication on the DRI. We have a $10 million award that was supposedly developed into separate projects but there’s been no clear, public information on where these projects are at, which brings me to my next priority.
Communication: Clear, transparent, and consistent communication is a key to any relationship. As a representative for you, I will be committed to hearing from you and having you hear from me! I will have regular office hours, town hall opportunities, and invite regular emails, phone calls and face to face conversations. I want YOU to be informed of what is happening in our city. I will be using a muti-media approach, including an informative website. People deserve regular updates on city development and grant opportunities!
I will represent the people and will welcome suggestions, input and recommendations along the way, giving the people a voice so I can represent YOU and tell you where we are at in the progress towards our common vision for Fulton.
Join me in IGNITING CHANGE in Fulton. We have great bones and incredible opportunities, especially with Micron knocking at our door. It is our time to see changes in quality of life, development, aesthetics and communication to bring Fulton to the flourishing city it can be!
Sincerely,
Marissa Hanlon (R, Fulton, Ignited for Change)
Marissa Hanlon is the endorsed Republican candidate and will also appear on the ballot under the independent party, “Fulton, Ignited for Change.” She can be reached at Marissa Hanlon
P.O. Box 764, Fulton, NY 13069, 315-220-0116 or ElectHanlon@gmail.com.
Sept. 1, 2023
Mayoral Candidate Marissa Hanlon (R, Fulton Ignited for Change) today announced that she has received the support of local trade and construction organizations in her bid as mayor of the City of Fulton.
Hanlon received endorsements from the Central and Northern New York Building Trades (CNNYBT), Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 81, the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, and the Transportation Division of International Union, Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers.
“I’d like to thank the people who work so hard in these fields for their confidence in me
as Fulton’s next mayor,” said Hanlon. “The professionals in our local
construction and trade industries are dedicated to moving our communities forward. I'm honored to have their partnership as we work together to improve the City of Fulton.”
The Central Northern New York Building and Trades Council represents more
than 5,000 workers in the Central and Northern New York areas. The North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters represents more than 28,000 members who work to create jobs and stimulate the economy through construction projects. In addition, the Transportation Division of the International Union, Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers represents several thousands of workers throughout the state.
“It is with great pleasure that I extend to Marissa Hanlon the endorsement of the management and 5,000 members of the Central & Northern New York Building Trades. We hope that our support will aide you in a successful campaign as the next Mayor of Fulton,” said CNNYBT President Greg Lancette.
Hanlon is the endorsed Republican candidate and will also appear on the ballot under the independent party, “Fulton, Ignited for Change.” She is a physical therapist and lives in Fulton with her husband, James Hanlon, and their two children who attend Fulton City Schools. She currently serves on the City’s Zoning Board of Appeals and is involved with many efforts which are helping to revitalize the city. Hanlon is a founding member of the city’s Special Events Committee which is drawing in thousands of residents and visitors alike to events such as Fall Fest, Big Truck Day, and the reinvigorated Christmas Tree Lighting.
“Fulton’s rich history, my fond memories, and the city’s raw potential have sparked my passion to facilitate change. This endorsement and having the faith of the people who are represented by these great organizations means a great deal to me and my campaign,” said Hanlon. “I am incredibly grateful to have them by my side as we improve our city.”