General News
Romasco wants better service from Town
September 19, 2014 · 0 Comments
By Bill Rea
The Town of Caledon needs to improve its customer service, and Adam Romasco wants to help bring that about.
Romasco registered Friday to seek the area seat for Ward 5 (Bolton) on Caledon council in the October municipal elections.
This will be the first venture into politics for the resident of the north hill for seven and a half years.
“I love Bolton,” he said, adding he and his wife started in Brampton, but moved north. “Since then, we haven’t thought of ever moving.”
“There’s a lot going for this community,” the father of three added, as he expressed his desire to get involved as much as he could.
He stated his first objective would be to concentrate on customer service.
A realtor with Re/Max West in Bolton, he pointed out that in his business, if one doesn’t listen to and look at clients, there won’t be any clients.
“Customer service is my primary focus, and it’s something at which I think I excel,” he declared, adding one of his promises will be to respond to inquiries within 24 hours. “When somebody reaches out to me, I immediately respond back.”
Romasco also said that since he’s based in Bolton, he’ll be able to respond quickly.
Readers Comments (0)
Headline News
Bethell Hospice to host annual Light & Love tree lighting ceremony
Event also serves as a fundraiser for the Bethell Hospice Foundation By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter An upcoming tree lighting ceremony will raise ...
CAFFI Housing hosts fundraising raffle at Coffee Time in Bolton
By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A local non-profit recently raised money for its unique housing project. From November 12 to 17, CAFFI Housing ...
Brampton teens charged following weapon “incident” at Robert F. Hall
By Brock Weir Two 16-year-olds from Brampton are facing multiple charges following a “weapon-related incident” at Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School on Tuesday. “On ...
Caledon recognizes National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
Every Child Matters and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation flags raised at Town Hall By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Municipal staff, politicians, ...
Caledon residents come together to advocate for road safety after death of young Bolton woman
Adrianna Milena McCauley was killed in four-vehicle collision September 10 By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A tragic collision has galvanized the Caledon community ...
Community celebrates two years of Caledon school garden project
By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The spirit of community and collaboration has led to the continued success of a garden project in Caledon. ...
Caledon Concert Band hosting special 50th anniversary concert
By Zachary Roman A local concert band is celebrating its rich history with a special performance. On October 26, the Caledon Concert Band will host ...
Hockey legend Angela James attends book signing in Caledon East
By Zachary Roman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Caledon residents had the chance to meet hockey royalty last week. On September 18, four-time world champion hockey ...
Town of Caledon kicks off Culture Days with flag raising at Town Hall
By Zachary Roman It’s time to celebrate arts and culture in Caledon. On September 20, Caledon Mayor Annette Groves proclaimed September 20 to October 13 ...
The Railway Flower: Local author releases fourth book
The fourth installment in Lisa Oatway’s Blue Crescent Moon series is out now By ZACHARY ROMAN Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Teaching children about Canada’s history ...
Sorry, comments are closed on this post.