Springfield resident and real‑estate veteran Lori Palermo has written in to the Lookout Eugene‑Springfield urging voters to keep Jill Cuadros on the Springfield City Council for a full term. Palermo, who has lived in the community for more than six decades, says Cuadros has already demonstrated the kind of practical, family‑focused leadership the city needs.

Experience that translates into results

Cuadros was appointed to the council a few months ago, and according to Palermo she has “already been hard at work” on issues that matter to working families. Those issues include keeping housing affordable, attracting good‑paying jobs, maintaining safe and reliable infrastructure, and using tax dollars responsibly.

Commitment to education and youth

Palermo also highlights Cuadros’ background in public education and her experience managing complex budgets and capital projects. She says the councilwoman’s “commitment to education and young people” aligns with Springfield’s long tradition of supporting its children—whether in the classroom or on the sidelines of local sports.

Listening to residents

In Palermo’s view, Cuadros distinguishes herself by asking thoughtful questions, listening to community members, and making decisions that reflect the city’s long‑term interests. “She isn’t just talking about serving Springfield; she’s already doing the work,” Palermo writes.

Why a full term matters

Palermo argues that a full council term would give Cuadros the continuity needed to see longer‑range projects through to completion. With more than 30 years of experience helping families find homes and build futures, she believes Cuadros understands how essential stable, affordable housing is to the health of the local economy and the well‑being of families.

Community endorsement

By endorsing Cuadros, Palermo hopes to rally other Springfield residents who value practical solutions over partisan rhetoric. She frames the endorsement as a call for voters to support a candidate who puts “working families” first, safeguards taxpayer dollars, and invests in the next generation.

“I’m proud to support Jill Cuadros for Springfield City Council,” Palermo concludes, underscoring her confidence that Cuadros will continue to deliver for the community.

Original reporting: Homepage – Lookout Eugene-Springfield — read the source article.