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People Above Politics My Monthly Blog on the Lebanon Daily News site: http://blogs.ldnews.com/peopleabovepolitics/
Taking Action, Getting Results. Lebanon PA 17046 644-4698 If you demand open government, appreciate written highlights within hours after a meeting, like the 24/7 access to YouTube videos of meetings..., drop me a note to receive email alerts. Litz@mbcomp.com
Honorary Chair: Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll --a woman who broke the glass ceiling and contributed greatly to PA politics; born in 1930, died November 12, 2008. People Above Politics Treasurer: Richelle Whitman
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Jo Ellen Litz Campaign Video
American Business Women's Association
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PACKET GUIDES BUSINESS THROUGH ABC’s OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT "Small business is the backbone of the community."
Jo Ellen Litz, County Commissioner, understands both sides –as a small business owner herself for over 30 years and as a county commissioner. That is why Litz has developed the "Small Business Pack: Understanding the ABC’s of Working with County Government," a resource guide that she has been distributing free to small businesses as she tackles going door-to-door as part of her election campaign. "Small business people tend to be jacks-of-all-trades," said Litz. "They try to do as much as they can for themselves, especially if they cannot afford to hire staff specialists. I have developed this resource guide to be a tool for small business when it comes to understanding and working with your local county government. It has been met with great enthusiasm by many businesses." Topics covered include Assessments, Emergency Preparation, Planning, and Permitting. It also provides the checklist of what these departments require to make the process easier and key contact information. "Your county government—from the front line offices to the county leadership—is charged to serve the residents of this community," said Litz. "It is especially important to forge relationships and partnerships with small business—the economic backbone to our community." Litz noted that her Resource Guide is not the definitive end to assist business. It is in her words, "more important to know from small business what the needs are and what can be done to improve the services . . .Please let me know your ideas," she said. Born and raised in Lebanon County, she has won numerous awards for her outstanding record on behalf of consumers, the environment, and good government. A true believer in "Getting Things Done Through Bi-partisan Cooperation" she has no fear when it comes to taking on the tough issues Lebanon County faces. "Taking on tough issues—whether they are from the business sector, homeowners, anyone—comes with the territory of holding office," said Litz. "I look forward to finding long-term solutions to the challenges our residents face. I will be a full time leader for this community with experience ready to be put into action full time for you!" For more information, visit
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