RETIRED DEPUTY POLICE SUPERINTENDENT ANNOUNCES BID FOR NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK MAYOR

Niagara Falls, New York, January 16, 2023 --- After much thought and prayer Cain is announcing his candidacy for Mayor. Though he has enjoyed serving the city in the Police Department and retiring as Deputy Superintendent, he believes this is another opportunity to better serve Niagara Falls.

Cain experienced urban renewal and its’ displacement of residents in the Falls Street area. He knows the unpleasant conditions, economic and social, that these programs produce. Urban renewal promised economic development but only produced economic ruin. Cain will promote only policies that are beneficial the city. His government will be open, transparent, and cooperative.

The F.B.I. has Niagara Falls listed as the second most dangerous city in New York State for 2022 (https://1045theteam.com/2022-fbi-dangerous-cities-ny/). Cain has a four-point policy agenda to:

·        Reduce crime though community engagement with high-tech infrastructure

·        Address safety concern of senior citizens

·        Restore pride in Niagara Falls

·        Boost economic development while sustaining community resilience.

Cain’s administration will show up and step up. They will be assessable and professional. Cain is going to work to increase access to quality jobs, housing, and a vibrant quality of life for all residents. As a leader with new ideas and realistic perspectives, Cain will ensure that progression with caution.

Cain has been giving back to the Niagara Falls community for over 30 years. He has an active history of advocacy for non-profits and self-empowering agencies. Cain cares about the Niagara Falls community and knows we can do better together.

Cain continues to serve on the boards of Habitat for Humanity, Niagara Falls Education Foundation, and Heart, Love, & Soul. Cain has been recognized locally and federally for his community involvement.

Cain retired from the Niagara Falls Police Department as Deputy Superintendent. He is also retired from the N.Y.S. Army National Guard. Currently, Cain is an adjunct professor of criminal justice.

Cain attended both public and catholic schools in Niagara Falls. He graduated from Niagara Catholic High School. Cain is a graduate of Niagara County Community College (A.A.S.), University at Buffalo (B.A.), Niagara University (M.S.), and Liberty University (M.B.M.). Cain is also a graduate of the F.B.I. national academy class #259.

For more information about Carl Cain’s candidacy, please visit www.CarlCain.com.

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