Gilmore brought in rental trucks to create extra space by Station B, the central University post office. And last fall, after the closing of the University computer store, Gilmore ended up with 3,000 computers to deliver. Only one wasn't delivered to its owner promptly. I think we successfully got through that time. Gilmore enjoys the challenges of her job.
Nobody really notices mail services when it works well.
Gilmore was elected to the Metro council last August, as the representative for District One. One of Gilmore's challenges has been bridging those disparate communities. But they just needed to get to know me. Gilmore has enjoyed several victories in her run as councilwoman. When one developer wanted to put 1,000 mobile homes in Joelton, she held a community meeting that persuaded the developer to withdraw the proposal.