One Stop Election Info: Selectmen Candidates

The 2012 Wakefield Town Elections take place on April 24, 2012. Do you know who you're voting for yet?

If you haven't decided yet, here's a useful roundup of information about each of the five candidates in the Board of Selectmen race, listed in alphabetical order by last name: Paul DiNocco, Brian Falvey, Phyllis Hull, Greg Liakos and Phillip Renzullo. Click each link below to find out more.

But first, read a , or read the questions in our election candidates Q&A series:

Candidates:

Paul DiNocco
"I would appreciate one of your votes on April 24th to return me to the Board of Selectmen for another three years so I may continue working with my fellow residents and board members on the common goal of Wakefield moving into the future, based on the high standards we all deserve.” - Paul DiNocco, from .

Campaign announcement:
Official campaign website: http://www.pauldinocco.com/

Letters to the editor:

Brian Falvey:
"I have been serving the town of Wakefield for a decade as a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals, as well as through several other civic and charitable contributions. Now, I want to further my service by seeking election to our Board of Selectmen. I hope to bring a new voice and a fresh perspective to the table." - Brian Falvey, from official website.

Campaign announcement:
Official campaign website: http://www.brianfalvey.com/

Letters to the editor:

Phyllis Hull:
"My record over the years speaks for itself. My reason for running is simple. I want to continue to serve the community and be a voice for the people." - Phyllis Hull, from

Letters to the editor:

• None submitted

Greg Liakos:
“As Selectman, I will apply my passion for public service and experiences to the stewardship of these community assets so that they are there for our children and grandchildren. I will work to ensure that Wakefield is a healthy, thriving community through the next decade and beyond." - Greg Liakos, from official website.

Campaign announcement:
Official campaign website: http://www.gregliakos.com/

Letters to the editor:

Phillip Renzullo:
"I am running for Selectman and ask for your vote because I think the priorities of the taxpayers in town are not being represented. I think about how I make spending decisions at home, the administration makes decisions to spend our money in a ways I would never make at home." - Phillip Renzullo, from

Letters to the editor:

• None submitted