Rob Dufficy, Libby City Council

In anticipation of the November municipal election, The Western News sent questionnaires to all Libby and Troy candidates. Each candidate received the same questions and word limits. Libby City Council candidate responses will appear in alphabetical order in subsequent issues of The Western News. Responses submitted by mayoral candidates will appear in separate issues. Some answers may be edited for brevity and clarity.

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What is your occupation?

Retired peace officer from California.

What is your age?

73

How long have you lived in Libby?

14 years. This is the absolute garden spot of Montana and I would like to keep it small and rural, preserving its natural beauty! I promise to be a good steward of taxpayer monies and would appreciate your vote!

What community organizations are you involved in?

Sitting Libby city councilor for three and a half years, former Libby police commissioner, former chair of the Lincoln County Library Board of Trustees.

What aspects of your background and experience would you draw on if elected?

Former U.S. Army captain and company commander. Twenty-three-year career as a peace officer. Master's degree in public administration covering federal, state and local government.

What infrastructure projects would you prioritize during your term?

Updating sewer, water and street paving.

What policies would you pursue to make Libby more attractive to businesses and employers?

A) Get the Lincoln County Port Authority to attract solid businesses to provide Libby residents with good jobs.

B) Help attract more senior housing projects.

C) I support Montanore Mine opening.

I would appreciate your vote!