WARREN MAYOR JIM FOUTS DIRECTS WARREN POLICE TO PATROL ALL VOTING AREAS IN WARREN TO ENSURE ELECTION SAFETY AND NO FEAR IN VOTING

Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer at my request has directed uniformed and undercover Warren Police officers to patrol all 32 election locations on Tuesday November 3 to ensure that voting in the city of Warren will be safe and to guarantee that everyone’s constitutional right to vote without fear of violence or intimidation.

As a former American Government instructor I believe that it is critical that everyone vote and that all voices will be heard. Due to the many calls I have received expressing fear that the voting will not be safe I felt that it is important that we alleviate any perceived fear on the part of the voters that there is nothing to fear and everything to gain by voting in Warren. City Clerk Sonja Buffa has also expressed the need for additional police on election day to ensure a safe and smooth election. This also means helping to encourage safe distancing while waiting in line on election day. Strong suggestion: Come prepared with a mask, gloves, and patience while waiting in line to vote!

Cell (586) 481-0545, Home (586) 573-8058, Office (586) 574-4520.

Sincerely,

Mayor James R. Fouts
City of Warren
One City Square- Suite 215
Warren, MI 48093-6726
586-574-4520
mayor@cityofwarren.org
www.cityofwarren.org