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Cllr. Gary Wyse

Gary Wyse

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Constituency

Waterford City Council

Contact

25 The Village,
Ballygunner,
Waterford City.
Phone 051 870789

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Personal Details

I consider it a great honour to have been elected by the voters of Waterford City. Over the coming years, I will endeavour to visit and speak with as many of you as possible and will welcome the opportunity to hear your views on local Government in our city. On the left is some information my own background, objectives, and ambitions for Waterford and some of the challenges that I believe our city has to meet. You can contact me by e mail, on 051-870789 or my mobile 0879065091.

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Political Record


• Member Environment,Corporate affairs & General SPC.
• Member Planning,Economic Development & future planning SPC.
• Waterford Joint Policing Committee.
• Waterford City V.E.C.


MY BACKGROUND

• Aged 46.
• Originally from St. John's Park in the city. Son of EileenWyse and the late EdwardWyse.
• Educated at Scoil Lorcain and Mount Sion Secondary School.
• Married with 4 children.
• Home: The Village, Ballygunner.
• Owner of Classic Carpets. (self employed for over 25 years)

MY OBJECTIVES

• My first objective will be to work in partnership with all other City Councillors and voluntary
organisations to keep St. Patrick's Hospital fully operational.
• Time for Change, fresh voices and a new approach.
• To secure a genuine commitment from An Garda Siochana to provide comprehensive and
PERMANENT community policing to deal with some of our anti social behaviour issues.
• Create a safe and vibrant community that allWaterford people can be proud of.

OUR CITY

• Find a mechanism to deal with the serial objections which have held back the economic and structural
development of our city. This is one of my top priorities as I am of the opinion that this would
not be allowed to happen in any other community.
• Revitalise our city centre- (growth in other areas should not be at the expense of our most valuable asset).
• Why should our quays be one big Car Park? Let's exploit one of Ireland's unique assets whilst
finding a solution to providing ample parking in the City.