Raymond M. Wrazen
Aurora Town Board member; retired director of operations, Well Worth Products · Town of Aurora
The gist
- Pledges more public input and communication on town decisions
- Supported keeping town budgets within the state tax cap
- Supports housing options that let residents stay in Aurora
- Supports managed growth and environmental protection
- Supported town-village food scrap composting pilot program
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Pledges more public input and communication on town decisions
Wrazen announces candidacy for Town of Aurora supervisorNews coverage · East Aurora Bee · May 26, 2026 · beenews.com
“too often, people feel like decisions are made without enough communication, without enough public input, and without the careful planning our town deserves”
Supported keeping town budgets within the state tax cap
Wrazen announces candidacy for Town of Aurora supervisorNews coverage · East Aurora Bee · May 26, 2026 · beenews.com
“Wrazen has supported maintaining the tax cap while helping secure grant funding for infrastructure and equipment”
Supports housing options that let residents stay in Aurora
Wrazen announces candidacy for Town of Aurora supervisorNews coverage · East Aurora Bee · May 26, 2026 · beenews.com
“the importance of housing options that allow residents to remain in the community as their needs change”
Supports managed growth and environmental protection
Wrazen announces candidacy for Town of Aurora supervisorNews coverage · East Aurora Bee · May 26, 2026 · beenews.com
“strategic infrastructure investments, environmental protection and managed growth designed to strengthen neighborhoods while keeping taxes affordable”
Supported town-village food scrap composting pilot program
Town of Aurora and Village of East Aurora partner for new compost pilot programNews coverage · East Aurora Bee · Aug 3, 2026 · beenews.com
“provide a free service that helps reduce waste, promotes sustainability, and benefits residents throughout our community”