If I Were Mayor In Sioux City

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If I were mayor, things will mostly be the same, but change a few things. Sioux City is a wonderful and beautiful place even though you might not see it. My childhood was not so great, so I know what things our city needs. I have two important things to do if I was mayor. Most times my priority will be safety in traffic and building new things.
Every two weeks I will have meetings and discuss the issues and things we need. Other than that, I will help hospitals. There are always hospitals that are in need. I wanted to be a doctor and make the patients happy. If I was mayor, I could get the community to help hospitals. I will also try to make more hospitals.
I will help the homeless animals. Homeless animals are like us; they get lonely sometimes

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