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Elect John Day - County Commissioner
John Day is running for County Commissioner with a clear, practical vision: build safer roads, stand up for small farmers, and keep local finances transparent and responsible. For John, safer roads mean more than just pothole repair, they mean protecting school buses, farm trucks, cyclists, and emergency crews who d...
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John Day is running for County Commissioner with a clear, practical vision: build safer roads, stand up for small farmers, and keep local finances transparent and responsible. For John, safer roads mean more than just pothole repair, they mean protecting school buses, farm trucks, cyclists, and emergency crews who depend on reliable infrastructure every day. He supports regular maintenance schedules, smarter traffic planning, and partnerships ...
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For John, safer roads mean more than just pothole repair, they mean protecting school buses, farm trucks, cyclists, and emergency crews who depend on reliable infrastructure every day. He supports regular maintenance schedules, smarter traffic planning, and partnerships that make rural routes as dependable as city streets.
As a lifelong resident who grew up helping on his family's acreage, John understands the challenges local farmers face. He advocates reducing red tape, improving access to local markets, and encouraging young people to stay in agriculture. His goal is to strengthen the backbone of the county's economy, family farms, through cooperative programs and practical investment.
Fiscal responsibility is at the heart of his platform. John believes every county dollar should be spent with accountability and community input. He wants transparent budgets that residents can easily understand and review, ensuring that spending reflects shared priorities rather than politics.
This campaign space is a place for neighbors to share ideas and weigh in on decisions that shape our future. Join the conversation about safer roads, thriving small farms, and a county government that lives within its means. Your feedback helps guide John's plan for a safer, stronger, and more self-reliant community.
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Funding question: how will the small-business grants be covered in this year's budget?
Funding question: how will the small-business grants be covered in this year's budget?
Volunteer help needed: who can help distribute flyers and put up signs next weekend? We can meet Saturday m...
Volunteer help needed: who can help distribute flyers and put up signs next weekend? We can meet Saturday morning at the courthouse parking lot.
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Park Cleanups and Youth Volunteer Program
PublishedOrganize quarterly park cleanups and start a youth volunteer program with small stipends and certificates to encourage community service.
Dakota MillerCounty Grant Program for Small Businesses
PublishedCreate a modest grant program to help small downtown businesses with renovations and storefront upgrades to encourage local commerce.
Dakota MillerBroadband Access for Outlying Areas
PublishedPartner with state and private providers to expand affordable broadband to rural households to support education, telemedicine, and small business.
Dakota MillerSupport Local Farmers Market
PublishedCreate a weekly farmers market in the county square with small vendor grants to help local growers and artisans reach customers directly.
Dakota MillerImprove County Road Maintenance
PublishedAllocate funds to resurface main rural roads and add reflective markers to improve nighttime visibility and safety for drivers and farm equipment.
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