Why Lakeshore Deserves a Full-Time Mayor

Sam Sinjari is running so Lakeshore has a full-time mayor — a leader whose only job is Lakeshore: present at Town Hall, in all 13 communities, and accountable to residents for every commitment. Not part-time attention for a fast-growing municipality, but full-time focus.

What does a full-time mayor actually mean?

It means Lakeshore is the mayor's sole professional focus — no competing executive roles. In practice: a daily presence at Town Hall, weekly office hours rotating through all 13 communities, and a mayor who is available to residents, not just at ribbon-cuttings.

Why does Lakeshore need one now?

Lakeshore is projected to grow past 60,000 residents by 2051, faces an estimated $22.1 million annual infrastructure gap, and is weighing major decisions — the County Road 22 interchange, wastewater capacity, and the future of public land. Decisions like these need day-to-day attention and follow-through, not part-time oversight.

How would Sam keep the office accountable?

With a monthly public Mayor's Update in writing and video, an annual State of Lakeshore Address, and public dashboards on budgets and capital projects — so residents can see the commitments and check the progress themselves.

“Lakeshore deserves a full-time mayor.”

— Sam Sinjari

Sources: Sam Sinjari campaign platform; Municipality of Lakeshore growth and infrastructure figures.

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