Dan Foley, Jr., the Democratic candidate for Derby mayor, came to the Valley Indy’s office Wednesday, Oct. 12.
In part 1 of our interview with Foley, the candidate explains the differences between this mayoral run and his 2009 attempt:
In part 2, Foley talks about his years teaching school in Derby and why he isn’t just kicking back and enjoying his retirement. He then addresses quality of life and Derby’s crime rate — two issues he’s been raising on the campaign trail:
Foley then talks about issues he’s hearing from Derby residents — then talks about economic development and how it relates to the school system:
In part 4 of the interview, Foley talks about his views on the Derby downtown redevelopment zone:
More on the Derby redevelopment zone. Foley talks about his efforts to debate the incumbent. Who’s running his campaign, anyway?
What’s Foley’s game plan between now and Nov. 8? How does his family feel about his foray into public life?
Final thoughts from the candidate:
