November 3 2009
V is for Victory!
Dale won his city council race with 1,065 votes and is the top vote-getter in the entire city! Official Results
Dale Wins Article
"...Weighill jumped out to an early lead...and never looked back..."
Weighill Says Article
"...voters are ready for more civility and cooperation in City Hall..."
November 9 2009
Dale will be sworn in as 7th Ward City Councilman Monday Nov 9 at 12 Noon.
Flint City Council meetings are held at City Hall, 3rd floor chambers at 1101 S. Saginaw Street in Flint.
Welcome to my campaign for the Flint City Council – 7th Ward!
In 2009, we have an historic opportunity to elect a new Mayor and a new City Council. This will be a critical year in Flint’s history. We have a chance to put the acrimony and division that has so often characterized our city government behind us. We can begin anew.
As you may know, the 7th Ward’s current Councilman, Jim Ananich, is not seeking reelection. I believe my background, ideas and demonstrated commitment make me the ideal candidate to replace him.
Dale’s core principles are simple and straightforward: Flint deserves a better City Council.
Dale is the CEO of Resource Genessee, a well respected and effective local not-for-profit organization and a political science instructor at Mott Community College.
He is a resident of the College-Cultural Center Neighborhood, an active community volunteer and a former 2007 candidate for Mayor. And, Dale is one of the few hearty souls who attends Flint City Council meetings!
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Dale Weighill is dedicated to public service.
Dale has been dedicated to public service since he was in high school. Dale has committed the past twelve years of his life to helping renew and rebuild his adopted hometown–the City of Flint.
Dale’s varied experiences and core beliefs have prepared him to be a conscientious, contributing member of the Flint City Council. He is prepared to lead.
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We can have a fresh start
if we pick the right people
to lead our city.
Dale will bring new ideas and new leadership to the Flint City Council.
Dale's vision of the new City Council is to work in cooperation with the city mayor to move the city forward. Dale believes we should embrace these values and discard the poor habit of “brain dead” politics.
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