Campaign priorities
Transparency, responsible growth and a strong local economy guide my campaign. Each begins with listening to the people a city decision will affect.
01 · Transparency
Public dollars deserve careful questions. I want greater scrutiny of government spending and taxpayer-supported development incentives, including whether those commitments deliver measurable value.
Before a major decision, we should understand what it costs, who pays and how the benefits and burdens reach residents.
02 · Responsible growth
Growth brings questions about housing, streets, drainage and flooding, water security and the services a development will require.
My approach is infrastructure first: consider those needs alongside growth, and listen to the people who already live here about the effects on their neighborhoods.
03 · A strong local economy
Economic development deserves a close look at both opportunity and cost. Taxpayer-supported incentives should face clear questions about necessity, fairness and value.
I want city decisions to account for the public dollars involved, the services required and the impact on existing residents.
A standard for major decisions
Start with the problem a city decision is meant to solve.
Look at how the benefits and burdens reach people across the community.
Show the numbers and examine the commitment of public dollars.
Consider streets, drainage, water and the infrastructure needed to support growth.
Consider the effects on the people who already call Laramie home.
Hear from the people whose homes, neighborhoods and pocketbooks are affected.
It has been about listening, asking questions, showing the numbers and giving Ward 1 residents a voice in the decisions that affect their homes, neighborhoods and pocketbooks.
Eric Henderson · September 14, 2026
It means considering streets, drainage and flooding, water security and required services as part of growth decisions, together with housing needs and effects on existing residents.
Eric calls for greater scrutiny of taxpayer-supported development incentives: whether they are necessary and fair, what they cost, who pays and whether public dollars deliver measurable value.
Eric’s campaign emphasizes asking questions and showing the numbers so residents can understand the cost, the public commitment and the value expected from a decision.
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