- To have a continuously active Committee, whose members are dedicated to the betterment of city government and to the principals of a smaller, less intrusive government.
- To be involved all in local, state and national elections taking place in the several districts wherein Middletown lies.
- The 2013 Party Platform for city government calls for long range planning. The MRTC should adopt such a policy, continuously looking forward 20 or more years.
- Members are an under utilized asset. With 60 members, there is the potential to have 12, five-man committees dedicated to as many areas of activity.
- Membership on the RTC is not a cocktail and limousine honorarium; it is a sacred trust, requiring personal sacrifice, dedication and commitment.
- Participation must be required of every member of the RTC. Anyone unable or unwilling to be an active member of the Committee should resign to allow for others to step in and go to work, or be replaced at the next election.
- There is a need for organization, planning, vision and strong leaders in many areas. This need can be fulfilled by delegating responsibilities to committees. Each committee would have a chair, affording people the opportunity to demonstrate their abilities. Those who rise and shine could be groomed as future candidates.
- Forming committees would require much discussion and debate about the necessity, scope and purpose of each. Such committees may include:

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Saturday, January 11, 2014
Letter to the Editor: Be Apart of the Solution for Middletown
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Good job Bill. Even if the MRTC only does a small portion of what you've brought forward, it will be a better committee. We need to remember that sitting on the committee carries a duty along with the privilege and that knowledge is power. It is our duty to be informed and to share that information.
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