The other pledge that is that,

at least once a month, I will attend a meeting of at least one other governmental

body in the country. I will do this to keep current with the issues and

problems of that government and, most importantly, to keep up a personal

relationship with those elected officials. What's past is past and we

can't fix that but this will be my contribution to moving on in a more

positive direction.

None of us can guarantee that

we will agree on any specific issues, now or in the future, and I make

no promises about any here. I am sure that sometimes I will support the

position of the critics and sometimes I will not. Sometimes I will vote

with the majority on the Commission and sometimes I will not. I do think

that we all owe it to the citizens of this county, unincorporated and

in the cities, our best effort to work out issues and differences in a

spirit of cooperation. I will do that.

Now, anyone can tell you that

they believe this or that or that they will do this or that. What counts

is what they actually do. Although this campaign started with no notice

and is much shorter than a normal campaign season, I have been making

an effort to put my presence where my mouth is. Working around schedule

conflicts, I have so far managed to get to a couple of Peachtree City

Council meetings, a work session of the Tyrone City Council and Brooks

Town Council meeting. If at all possible, I will get to others before

this election is over.

Peter Pfeifer

Peachtree City