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THE PLATFORM

What I Stand For

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  • Build on the county’s own HEART budget database so every dollar is easy to find and understand, and make it work well on your phone.
  • Publish a first-100-days public scorecard tracking delivery on these commitments.
  • Publish an annual report of the state and federal dollars brought home to the county.
  • Hold the line on permit and service fees for homeowners.
  • Hold regular county office hours in communities across the county: Robards, Cairo, Corydon, Spottsville, and more, not just in the city.
  • Fix the permitting bottleneck with a single point of contact across the offices involved and a clear, step-by-step timeline.
  • Publish permit turnaround-time targets so you know how long things will take.
  • A public road and pothole dashboard showing what’s reported, what’s fixed, and the target repair time.
  • A published snow and ice priority-route map with turnaround targets for county roads.
  • A severe-weather plan published before each season: warming centers, mutual aid, and supply contracts.
  • A real-time county road-closure status system so closure signs never go stale.
  • Finish the broadband buildout and publish a map of the areas still unserved.
  • Stable funding and reliable equipment for every volunteer fire department in the county.
  • Publish an annual VFD equipment and needs assessment.
  • Help departments win state and federal equipment grants through coordinated, joint applications.
  • Make sure Animal Control has the resources to fully use existing cruelty and neglect law.
  • End the shelter’s yearly “Code Red” by partnering with local low-cost spay and neuter providers.
  • Support marketing the 4 Star Industrial Park while strengthening protections for the homes next to it.
  • A transparent, consistent public review process for any future large-scale development, whether wind, solar, or data centers, before one ever lands here.
  • Invest in parks, outdoor recreation, and the county’s tree canopy.
  • Support and expand rural transit options for people without another way to get around.
  • Work to close gaps in access to childcare, groceries, and pharmacies in rural areas.
  • An annual small-town investment report for Corydon, Robards, and the unincorporated areas.
  • A public annual accounting of the watershed drainage taxing districts, so residents know their dedicated tax dollars go to flood mitigation.
  • Continue building direct working relationships with our state and federal representatives to secure funding for broadband, rural health, roads and bridges, and disaster recovery.
  • Coordinate with the school board on shared growth and safety issues, while respecting its independent authority.