ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As we collect interviews with elected officials in the county, we occasionally come across the word "resiliency" -- is the community resilient enough?
Our guest today is asking that question, among many others. Peter Iversen talks about the job of the council to manage the county budget, some of the boards he's on like the Justice Financial Advisory Committee and the county Environmental Commission, where the watchword is "resiliency"...and what it's like to represent all the lakes in Monroe County, Lemon, Griffy and Monroe.
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