Beattie says there are ways to skimp on Minden Hills budget to cover necessary costs

Minden Hills has some big budget items coming their way in the next term of council, and John Beattie says there are ways to skimp on a budget and spend where it’s necessary. Beattie is running in the election for Deputy-Reeve and says the big priorities like housing and the new fire hall need to be tackled head on. He’s also against a pool being built out of tax dollars, saying it’s something that should be paid for privately.

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