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I strongly believe that a durable economy is one that brings forward all communities, to include rural areas. I will stand firm on common sense economic policy protecting NC small businesses, entrepreneurs, and families.  Getting people back to work is important and infrastructure is a key component of economic development. Entrepreneurship is the spirit of America, and our economic policies must protect, and encourage private investment.

Many rural NC areas are burdened with a decaying roads, water, and sewer systems that is harmful to economic growth. Together, we will advocate for our families to ensure we correct these deficiencies and prepare for future economic opportunities.   Not only should we continue to update our water and sewer, but also fight for natural gas and broadband internet service providers to better position region to recruit better jobs for our much deserving families and neighbors.

Access to healthcare is critical to maintaining good health. Access to healthcare is not only a geographical issue but, in many cases, a financial concern for rural residents. Mobile healthcare clinics is one option that rural areas have been implementing to service families. There are short term and long-term goals to fully raise the quality of life for many of our families. Not only are these clinics important to provide immediate care to the people, but also a means to provide preventive healthcare screenings to better protect our at-risk populations. Opioid deaths continue to remain a challenge. Solving this crisis is a larger issue than government alone can fix and working together with various stakeholders we can bring about sustainable solutions.

As a disabled American Veteran, Founder and Former Director of a non-profit serving disabled and troubled veterans, I will advocate for veteran access to healthcare and additional support. Access to Mental Health and housing support for veterans who have entered the Harnett County Veterans Treatment Court is an area we can place more focus. While working at the Harnett County Veterans Treatment Court I witnessed treatment issues due to the lack of resources. While there have been some improvements made, this is an opportunity to bring in more stakeholders in seeking better support for stable housing, healing, and employment. Our veterans served us, and we should never forget their sacrifices.

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