On Jan. 11, be sure to turn out for Shelby#039;s visit
Published 12:00 am Tuesday, January 3, 2006
On Wednesday, Jan. 11, Sen. Richard Shelby will be in Greenville for a special meeting with the people of Butler County.
This year's meeting will be held at the Greenville City Hall at 4 p.m.
During this meeting, Shelby will discuss his agenda for the upcoming 109th Congress, while also discussing the important issues facing the state of Alabama in 2006. Following an initial statement, Shelby will open the floor for questions from Butler County citizens.
About the meetings, Shelby said: “Over the years, these meetings have provided an excellent opportunity for area residents to listen and voice their opinions on the activities of our government. This is a great chance to discuss the important issues facing our state and our nation.”
Sen. Shelby has exhibited his commitment to the people of Butler County in the past, including last year when he generously announced that he would contribute $250,000 to the Greenville YMCA.
We encourage all citizens of Butler County
to attend this town meeting with Sen. Shelby. This is the chance to have your concerns – whether they are about the county, state, or the nation – heard by our chosen Senator.
Take this rare opportunity to visit with Sen. Shelby face-to-face and hold an open dialogue
with a representative of the state of Alabama.
