PRINCETON: Fraga will represent diverse needs of the community

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Bill Wakefield, Princeton
Leticia Fraga and I have worked closely together on the Community ID Cards and other community efforts over the last two years. I’ve been impressed by her dedication, energy and reliability, but that’s just the beginning. She’s stepped in to take a leadership role in organizing the ID Card effort as she has with the many other community organizations, with which she’s involved, for example, as vice chair of the Human Services Commission.
I can’t think of anyone to better represent the diverse needs of the Princeton community on the Princeton Council. 
Bill Wakefield 
Princeton 

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