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County Commissioner, Distict Middle

The Board of County Commissioners has a wide range of executive and administrative authority. Among the most important powers are those related to: 1) Auditing and authorizing claims against the county; 2) Receiving bids and authorizing contracts; 3) Controlling, maintaining, and supervising county property including courthouses, jails, and public offices; 4) Supervising construction and maintenance of roads and bridges; 5) Exercising appointive powers to fill positions on boards, commissions, and committees; and 6) Planning and implementing strategies for solid waste handling as members of solid waste district boards.

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    David Cantrell
    (Rep)

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    Steve Dellinger
    (Rep)

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Which infrastructure improvements should be made a priority?

What actions, if any, should the county pursue to expand quality affordable housing?

The county must increase funding to address drug abuse and support recovery.

If you wish, expand on your answer to the previous question about increased funding for drug abuse and recovery.

Please indicate your level of support for the county investing in the development of quality childcare for working families.

If you wish, expand on your answer to the previous question about childcare.

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