Budgets are moral documents, and in St. Joe, working people shoulder a heavy burden to finance our city. We owe them good stewardship of their tax dollars and programs that help them thrive.

Yesterday, millions of Americans made their voices heard at the ballot box.

St. Joseph citizens will have that same chance in February and April when we elect a city council that works for working people.

If you're fired up, come and help out the campaign this weekend.

Clibon campaign is out canvassing. Hope we see you on the doors!

Sign up to volunteer on our campaign website, clibon4stjoe.com.
You can also email us at elect.collin.clibon@gmail.com.

We have to face hard truths and have difficult conversations if we want our city to improve. Today, I had the privilege to hear from folks who are struggling and need help to be able to thrive. This campaign is about listening to and delivering for the working people of St. Joe. See you soon!

Civic engagement should be centered around a future we long for and the path that gets us there. We can struggle on that path, but the vision needs to be what sustains us all through that struggle. Today, I want to talk about something that inspired me this weekend. Have a great week!

Spent the evening talking with voters and friends at St. Joe Pride!

We deserve leaders who can anticipate problems and plan for the future!

Collin Clibon is a member of the United States Army Reserve. Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the Department of the Army or the DoD.

The civic conversation and the decisions that are made in our community should be made by the whole community and not just those with the deepest pockets.

Making it easier to build in St. Joe's existing neighborhoods:

✅️ Provides more jobs
✅️ Provides more business opportunities
✅️ Makes existing homes more valuable
✅️ Provides new revenue to sustain critical city services

We can make this happen!