My Pledge to You

A Promise to Put Woonsocket First.

Public office is a public trust. Leadership begins with the understanding that City government belongs to the people it serves.

Dan Gendron Candidate for Mayor
Dan Gendron, candidate for Mayor of Woonsocket

To the People of Woonsocket

I would be honored to serve as your Mayor. This is my Pledge to you.

If entrusted with the responsibility of serving as Mayor, I pledge to govern with honesty, integrity, transparency, accountability, and respect for every resident of our City.

I will put the interests of Woonsocket ahead of personal interests, political interests, and short-term convenience.

I will treat every taxpayer dollar as a public trust and work to ensure that City resources are used responsibly, efficiently, and for legitimate public purposes.

I will make decisions based upon facts, fairness, and the long-term interests of the City.

I will respect the roles and responsibilities established by the City Charter and work collaboratively with the City Council, School Department, municipal employees, businesses, community organizations, and residents.

I will expect professionalism and accountability throughout City government, and I will hold myself to that same standard.

I will listen to residents, communicate openly, welcome constructive disagreement, and recognize that no individual has all the answers.

I will measure our progress not by announcements or promises, but by results residents can see and measure.

I will work every day to make our neighborhoods safer, our government stronger, our finances more responsible, our infrastructure better, and our economy more competitive.

Above all, I will remember that the Office of Mayor does not belong to the person occupying it. It belongs to the people of Woonsocket.

And I pledge to leave this City stronger than I found it.

Dan Gendron

Putting Woonsocket First

Honest leadership. Responsible spending. A stronger Woonsocket.