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Jacob Dittrich is from Fraser, Michigan. He attended Fraser High School and Macomb Community College. He lives in New Baltimore with his wife and family.

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Jacob is a mortgage loan officer at Huntington National Bank. Prior to that he was an assistant manager at Credit Union ONE, and an assistant branch manager at Comerica Bank.

Jacob is currently a city councilor for the city of New Baltimore. He was first elected in 2019.

Worked with councils to maintain a balanced budget while ensuring high-quality city services.

Said, "I also want to work on long-term financial plans to fund major projects such as road improvements, while preventing a tax increase."

Plans to work with a grant writer to apply for state and county grants.

- Worked with councils to maintain a balanced budget while ensuring high-quality city services.
- Said, "I also want to work on long-term financial plans to fund major projects such as road improvements, while preventing a tax increase."
- Plans to work with a grant writer to apply for state and county grants.

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Jacob Dittrich

Jacob Dittrich is from Fraser, Michigan. He attended Fraser High School and Macomb Community College. He moved to New Baltimore in 2007 with his wife, Tammy, and started their family.

Jacob is a financial professional. He has over 20 years of experience in the financial field. He graduated from Fraser High School in 1998 and attended classes at Macomb Community College.

Believes the three immediate issues for the city are infrastructure, connectivity, and the continued growth of public safety.

Believes decreased funding from Act 51 affects roads and public safety, and supports increasing revenue sharing to hire more police officers and firefighters, and maintain roads.

Wants to review 300 acres of undeveloped property for growth opportunities.

Plans to work with grant writer to apply for state and county grants.

Jacob is from Fraser, Michigan. He attended Fraser High School and Macomb Community College. He moved to New Baltimore in 2007 with his wife, Tammy, and started their family.

Worked with councils to maintain a balanced budget and high-quality city services.

Believes the three most pressing issues for the city are infrastructure, connectivity, and the continued growth of public safety.

Said, "Decreased funding from Act 51 affects our roads and public safety. I’ve met with elected state officials about increasing our revenue sharing. 1. We need to hire more police officers and more firefighters. 2. Full-time firefighters hired from the millage require sleeping facilities. 3. Our roads require maintenance and repair."

Supports reviewing undeveloped property for growth opportunities.

- The city treasurer collects all money due to be paid to the city, including taxes, water bills, licenses, and permit fees.