KRILEY: My wife and I, Diane Cumberland-Kriley, have resided in Washington Township for over 15 years. I was offered to fill the position of Bill McNeish. I plan to do the best that I can to live up to his dedication to the township. It is highly important to me to meet the needs of the township residents. I am very dedicated to the community and honored to have the chance to work in such a position to make a difference.

SMITH: No response

KRILEY: My first priority is to provide a safe and reasonable transportation system for our traveling public. This would include requiring proper bonding of our roads by drilling and mining companies utilizing local roadways. Properly maintain road signs, and prioritize and schedule a maintenance plan to maintain our roads.My second priority is to re-evaluate the township budget to trim costs and increase revenue. We need to look for other revenue, such as participation in a recycling program as a source of some extra income.My last priority is to maintain the diverse, rural, and family oriented community.SMITH: No response.

KRILEY: The Pennsylvania act that was recently signed into law governs the interaction of drilling operations and municipalities' ability to put regulations on drilling activity. It's my understanding that this law is being changed by some municipalities, but currently the law still stands.SMITH: No response.