Politics & Government
Patch Candidate Profile: Mike McDonough, Amity Board of Education
Orange resident Mike McDonough tells Patch why he should be elected to the Amity Board of Education.
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ORANGE, CT — As the 2023 municipal elections get closer in Orange, there are plenty of races with candidates who are eager to serve in elected office.
Orange Patch asked candidates to answer questions about their campaigns and will publish candidate profiles as Election Day draws near.
Mike McDonough is running for a seat on the Amity Board of Education in Orange as a Republican candidate.
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Education.
B.S. in Business, Albertus Magnus
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CT Paramedic Licensure, Norwalk Community College
Massage therapy Licensure, Galen Institute
What is your occupation?
Little Engineering Services Outside Sales and Service
President/Owner, Sage Ave,-K&M Property Mgmt.
American Medical Response Paramedic, 1994-2005
Have you ever held a public office, whether appointive or elective?
Member of Orange Inlands Wetlands Commission
Peck Place & Amity Middle School PTA
Is there anything else you would like voters to know about yourself and your positions?
Orange Little League Softball Coach, 2015- 2021.
"A proud single father of a wonderful daughter who has benefited from the incredible school system and all it has to offer, especially our faculty, I look forward to representing the town and working to keep Orange schools the excellent institutions we have been proud of and are known for. My daughter has five more years until graduation, and I want to ensure that she and all incoming families are guaranteed the best possible education and experience while enrolled in our school system."
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