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A message from Mike |
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Dear Onalaska Voters, I have spoken with many of you as I campaigned door-to-door
in Onalaska’s neighborhoods. Our conversations have proven to
me that Onalaska is a city with wonderful people who care for
children and willingly fund the schools they need. You want to
protect the beauty and recreational opportunities of our rivers and
coulees. And you work hard to support your families. You expect
your local government to provide for public health and economic
welfare. You think Onalaska is a great place to live. I agree.
While we are doing well here, troubling economic realities such as exploding energy and food costs, the unstable cost of capital and a likely recession demand changes to how our city meets its responsibilities. Our challenge is to keep improving our city even under adverse conditions. To meet this challenge we must adopt technological advances that improve productivity, promote business that will provide good jobs, and increase the value of city services and reduce the cost of those services.The job of the next mayor is to lead with vision and innovation. I believe that my business, government and academic background demonstrates this leadership. Together we have the vision needed to make our city an even better place for our children. I ask for your vote on April 1st. |
Mike & Kathy Giese in their home at 1206 Green Ridge Drive The Giese’s have lived in Onalaska for 17 years. Mike is a Vietnam veteran and retired businessman. Kathy is a 6th grade teacher in La Crosse. They have four grown children. VOTE APRIL 1st, Giese for Mayor |
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Sincerely,
Mike Giese
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