Shaun Andring announces bid for Freedom Township Board Trustee

Shaun Andring (right) and family. Photo courtesy of Shaun Andring.

submitted by Shaun Andring

Republican Shaun Andring, a resident of Freedom Township, has announced his candidacy for a Trustee position on the Freedom Township Board of Trustees. Shaun and his wife have owned property in Freedom Township for 11 years, built their home, and have lived there eight years. They are the proud parents of three children. They love living in Freedom Township and Shaun is committed to doing his part to help protect the quality of life Freedom Township residents enjoy.

At this time in his life, that means becoming a member of the Freedom Township Board of Trustees. “I look forward to participating on the Board and being part of the decision-making team that leads Freedom Township into its future,” he says. “This is my family’s home for many years to come so my commitment to the future of my family and fellow Freedom Township residents is strong.”   

Shaun’s work colleagues, family, and friends know him as an action-oriented person who is especially good at analyzing and solving problems. He understands the importance of building strong relationships and listening carefully to all points of view to develop trust and make sound, fair decisions. People enjoy working with him.

Shaun is uniquely qualified for a township trustee position. His work experience includes management, budget management, business development, account management, and sales management. He has a reputation as a seasoned leader and a high-energy worker with excellent communication and management skills. Shaun is also a graduate of Central Michigan University.

“There is no doubt that Freedom Township will continue to feel more outside pressures as people and businesses seek expanding opportunities and properties west and southwest of Ann Arbor,” he states. “I believe I have the experience, initiative, and commitment to help guide such growth in Freedom Township while at the same time protecting our values, properties, and resources. Township residents will be able to count on me to act in the best interests of them and Freedom Township.”

The Republican primary election is on Tuesday, August 6, 2024, and the general election is on November 5, 2024.

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by Sara Swanson

Sara Swanson is an editor, writer and founder of the Manchester Mirror.