Public Safety
Troy is one of the safest cities in Oakland County. Still, we can improve public safety by:
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Provide continuous financial support for training, equipment, and staffing for the:
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Police Department​
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Fire Department
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EMS​​
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Prevent emergencies by focusing on:​
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Mental Health Services​
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Neighborhood Programs
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Build relationships between law enforcement and residents to promote trust and transparency​
Together, we can create a city where safety is not a privilege but a shared reality.
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Infrastructure
LIBRARY:
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It is almost 50 years old and much smaller than a city like Troy should have. Compared to nearby cities, our library is nearly half the size it should be.
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We need to modernize our community's library with the amenities that its patrons deserve.
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We need a new library that can truly support learning, technology, and community programs.
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ROADS:
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Provide more monetary support to the Troy Public Works team.
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The team works diligently to repair Troy's roads, however, the problem is not just about small repairs.
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We need a comprehensive plan to improve our roads, making them safe, smooth, and ready for the future.
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OTHER FACILITIES:
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Assess all Troy governmental structures and provide modernization support.
Quality of Life
One of Sadek's key priorities as a City Council candidate is improving the quality of life for all residents, including Troy's younger and older residents.​
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After graduation, our youth often leave for college and then move to other states or cities that offer more vibrant and youth-friendly environments.
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Troy needs to create spaces and opportunities for new businesses that encourage young people to stay or return, through:
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modern amenities,
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gathering places
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accessible/affordable housing options ​
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Develop and build a center dedicated to our older residents that offers recreation, education, and community.
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Many of Troy's residents are empty nesters living in large homes that are increasingly difficult and costly to maintain.
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Troy needs affordable, single-level housing options that would allow older adults to downsize and continue living comfortably in the community they love.
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We need to benchmark other cities and amend the Zoning law to accommodate more attainable, diverse homes/housing units in certain locations.
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Ensure that development and redevelopment are built in a strategic way that maximizes green space and walkability.
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He believes that by addressing these issues, Troy can become a more welcoming, balanced, and livable city for people at every stage of life.
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Together, we can strengthen our community and improve the quality of life for all.
