We humbly ask Slippery Rock Borough Council to continue to pursue the sale of 100 S Main St in Slippery Rock. Pa.

As residents, taxpayers. students, and stakeholders in the Slippery Rock community, we desire more opportunities for jobs, shopping, living spaces, and professional services.

We also desire increased infrastructure investments and, as such, understand the importance of economic growth and development in generating tax revenues to fund our police department, road and maintenance department, and constituent services.

Slippery Rock has hundreds of acres of green space between Slippery Rock Area Parks & Recreation, Slippery Rock University, and Slippery Rock Area School District.  With an abundance of green space and properties not generating tax revenues for our town, we must turn to economic growth and commercial development to sustain our community.