Roberts says Dysart needs to build on features they already have

Andrea Roberts says the council and Dysart’s community can build on the strengths we already have. She’s running for Deputy-Reeve and when asked what the municipality needs to capitalize on, she said it’s the features they already have going for it.

Roberts says events like Hike Haliburton are great for drawing attention to the great trails we have. She says people talk about the need for a pool, but says there are things we do have like trails and lakes to build and grow.

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