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from the Pacific was a love for heavy equipment He says seeing machinery onboard ships sparked an interest in equipment that solidified his interest in an excavation profession.
Tops on Critzer’s list of concerns for the town: protecting the water supply and protecting streams from “any
Kllution.” He notes the cast iron main
es leading into and under Washington are okay even though they’ve been in place for 48 years. He adds that 200year-old cast iron lines dug up in Paris, France are still in good shape.
Critzer doesn’t express concern about other issues surfacing during Town Council meetings, such as future development and the dog situation. He stays non-committal about how he’ll deal with these concerns, and displays a “take things as they come” attitude.
Critzer claims no political affiliation. He comes from a solid political background, however. His mother, the former Robbie Lee Heterick, was a town coundlwoman; his father, John Wallace Critzer, served for years as sheriff.
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