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Responsible spending
City spending should be carefully reviewed, clearly explained, and focused on real needs. When residents are being asked to pay more, every dollar deserves a closer look.
NICHOLAS ALBERTSON · CITY COUNCIL 2026
A stronger Owosso. Built on trust.
I'm running for City Council to focus on responsible spending, an open and accountable local government, and practical ways to make Owosso a more affordable place to live and work.
Focused on what matters: affordability, accountability,
and opportunity for Owosso.
and opportunity for Owosso.
OWOSSO, MICHIGAN2026
ALBERTSON FOR OWOSSO
CITY COUNCIL↗
RESPONSIBLE SPENDING. OPEN GOVERNMENT. A STRONGER OWOSSO.
01 / THE PRIORITIES
Let's focus on what matters.
Owosso has some big decisions ahead. My focus is on thoughtful spending, straightforward answers, and making this a city where people and businesses can build a future.
02
Transparency & trust
Residents deserve to understand what's happening at City Hall and why. Clear information, honest communication, and listening to the public are how we start rebuilding trust.
03
Infrastructure & affordability
Our roads, water systems, and other infrastructure need attention. We must seek outside funding wherever possible, plan repairs wisely, and consider what families can realistically afford.
04
More housing options
Owosso needs places for young people, families, and longtime residents to call home. I want to look at practical ways to encourage housing without overlooking neighborhood needs.
05
Small business & industry
Local shops, employers, and new industries help create opportunity. We should support existing businesses, welcome responsible investment, and make it easier to grow and create jobs here.
My approachAsk questions. Understand the costs. Listen to residents. Make decisions with Owosso's future in mind.
A PRACTICAL APPROACH
Good decisions start with listening and knowing the costs.
02 / A NOTE FROM NICHOLAS
I'm here to listen.
My name is Nicholas Albertson. I'm a local small business owner running for Owosso City Council.
Like many residents, I care about rising costs, the condition of our infrastructure, and whether our city is doing enough to encourage housing and local jobs.
I don't think anyone has all the answers. But I believe residents deserve someone who will do the homework, ask questions, explain decisions, and take their concerns seriously.
Tell me what's on your mind03 / YOUR VOICE MATTERS
What's on your mind?
Whether your concern is your water bill, city spending, housing, business growth, or something else, I want to hear it. We won't always agree, but everyone deserves to be heard.
Share your thoughts04 / ELECTION INFORMATION
Make a plan to vote.
Not sure where to vote or whether you're registered? Michigan has an official voter information website to help.
GENERAL ELECTION
03NOV
2026
2026
Tuesday, November 3Polls open 7 AM – 8 PM
Early voting
October 24 through November 1, 2026. Check your assigned early voting location and hours before you go.
Election Day
Tuesday, November 3. Polls are open from 7 AM to 8 PM. Your Election Day polling place may differ from your early voting site.
Find your voting information
Check your registration, polling location, absentee ballot details, and more through the State of Michigan.
Visit Michigan's official voter portalElection details are based on Michigan Secretary of State guidance. Confirm your specific voting location and hours at Michigan.gov/SOS/Elections.
A USEFUL RESOURCE
Michigan water assistance Need help with your water bill?
Michigan has a water assistance program for eligible households. Check the official state site for details and funding availability.
05 / LET'S TALK
I want to hear from you.
Have a question, an idea, or a concern about Owosso? Send me a message. I want to know what's happening in your neighborhood.
DIRECT CONTACT
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