Christina Fitchett‑Hickson is a lifelong advocate for the people of Burton, Michigan. With a degree from UM–Flint and over 15 years in education, sales, and small business, she brings both heart and strategy to city leadership. A Christian guided by values not politics she has earned the trust of her community through service, consistency, and action.
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Christina Fitchett‑Hickson has served on several internal council committees, including Budget, Legislative, and Public Improvement committees, where she plays a key role in reviewing ordinances, infrastructure priorities, and fiscal planning before they reach full council approval.
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Yes Christina has consistently demonstrated independence by aligning her votes with community interest rather than party lines. A strong example is when she voted to cancel the Bristol–Belsay roundabout project, siding with residents and small business owners even when the original plan had regional funding support.
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Christina Fitchett‑Hickson has maintained a 100% attendance rate in council meetings as of the last full reporting year. She is frequently recorded seconding motions, requesting roll calls, and engaging in agenda items related to budgeting, public safety, and housing code enforcement.
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Christina has voted to expand the city’s blight cleanup authority and supported funding for property demolition, particularly in long vacant or hazardous areas. She emphasizes the importance of making Burton’s neighborhoods safe, clean, and welcoming for families and seniors.
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