... A Father and Husband ... A successful business owner ... A three-term Huntersville Town Commissioner ... A proven and effective leader |
| Charles Jeter Huntersville Town Commissioner |
As the election nears (on November 8th) I am often asked why someone should vote for me. Traditionally as an incumbent,
people ask what have you done to make this town better. Well, when I was first elected in 2005, there were four major issues
facing our community... roads, schools, taxes and a new police station. So how have I done in my six years? You be the
judge...
ROADS – We have built more new roads and made more road improvements than the previous 20 years. As a result,
Highway 73 (long considered the most important issue in Huntersville) will be completed by the end of 2011.
SCHOOLS – We created the only municipal advisory committee to interact with CMS and to ensure our children's voices
are heard. As a result, five of the top 50 school projects are within Huntersville including the opening of a new Stumptown
Elementary School to provide relief for Torrance Creek for the 2013-2014 school year.
TAXES – I am the only candidate that did NOT vote to raise taxes this year. I proposed and voted for a revenue neutral
budget with a $.275 tax rate (as set by the State of North Carolina). Unfortunately, I was the lone candidate on this year’s
ballot to vote against the proposed and approved tax INCREASE to a $.2825 tax rate.
POLICE STATION - On Monday October 17th, the Town Board approved the purchase of a new police station bought for
the safety of the Huntersville residents. Come July 1, 2012, our Huntersville Police Department will be in a new state of the
art facility at 30% of the estimated costs… without causing a tax increase.
Effective, fair and fiscally conservative… with that record, I firmly believe that I am one of the six best candidates to serve
the Huntersville community and its residents for another two years. I’ll continue to make solid decisions based on facts and
careful consideration of what’s in the best interest of all of Huntersville. I think my track records proves that to be an
accurate projection and hopefully earns your...
...Vote for Charles Jeter on November 8th.
people ask what have you done to make this town better. Well, when I was first elected in 2005, there were four major issues
facing our community... roads, schools, taxes and a new police station. So how have I done in my six years? You be the
judge...
ROADS – We have built more new roads and made more road improvements than the previous 20 years. As a result,
Highway 73 (long considered the most important issue in Huntersville) will be completed by the end of 2011.
SCHOOLS – We created the only municipal advisory committee to interact with CMS and to ensure our children's voices
are heard. As a result, five of the top 50 school projects are within Huntersville including the opening of a new Stumptown
Elementary School to provide relief for Torrance Creek for the 2013-2014 school year.
TAXES – I am the only candidate that did NOT vote to raise taxes this year. I proposed and voted for a revenue neutral
budget with a $.275 tax rate (as set by the State of North Carolina). Unfortunately, I was the lone candidate on this year’s
ballot to vote against the proposed and approved tax INCREASE to a $.2825 tax rate.
POLICE STATION - On Monday October 17th, the Town Board approved the purchase of a new police station bought for
the safety of the Huntersville residents. Come July 1, 2012, our Huntersville Police Department will be in a new state of the
art facility at 30% of the estimated costs… without causing a tax increase.
Effective, fair and fiscally conservative… with that record, I firmly believe that I am one of the six best candidates to serve
the Huntersville community and its residents for another two years. I’ll continue to make solid decisions based on facts and
careful consideration of what’s in the best interest of all of Huntersville. I think my track records proves that to be an
accurate projection and hopefully earns your...
...Vote for Charles Jeter on November 8th.
| VOTE CHARLES JETER ON 11-8-11 |
