What’s Next for Mahler and Pickstock?

Area Representative Anthony Mahler has spent considerable time working in Pickstock, since being elected in November 2020.  Constituents have seen the refurbishment of Berger Field on Vernon Street.  They’ve also seen a partnership with the Belize City Council and Area Representative Cordel Hyde for the construction of stalls along Mahogany Street.  So what’s next for the division and will it be sufficient for Mahler to retain his seat in the House of Representatives come 2025?

 

Isani Cayetano

“What has it been like for you over the past four and a half years, in terms of being able to work in the Pickstock constituency in a bid to secure another term in office?”

 

Anthony Mahler, Area Representative, Pickstock

“Well, it’s been a joy for me.  It has been a passion of mine for years and serving the people has been what I grew up with.  We’ve done well in terms of building homes, fixing streets, Berger Field, Mahogany Street, other projects that we’ve done.  The Hope Center that makes me proud, where women are making shampoo and conditioner and all these things and we now have a new manifesto that we’ll produce within the next couple of weeks, as I go around in the communities again campaigning.”