Reelect Marshall Harvey Wake County Soil and Water

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Marshall Harvey: Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor

Former president of Harvey And Associates at Durham Convention Center
Former Vice President of Community Development at WEB Dubois CDC
Former Consultant for Self Sufficient at Housing Authority of the County of Wake
Former Development Specialist at Regency Development Inc.
MA from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
BS in Sociology/Social Welfare at St. Augustine's College
I'm asking you to Re-Elect, me, Marshall Harvey For Wake Soil and Water Supervisor

Why am I seeking the office of Wake Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor (WSWCD) again? I believe that it is incumbent that we maintain availability, safety, and affordability of our resources in Wake County.
So I'm asking for your help on Nov 3, 2020, Re-elect me, Marshall Harvey, to Wake County's Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor's position. I will continue to work hard to help preserve and protect the soil and water in our community. I'm located on the second page of your ballot, under Wake County soil and water.
Let's get out and vote!! Early voting is still available from October 15th until 31st.

Community Guidance

The Wake Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) is here to assist landowners and land users in managing soil, water, plants and wildlife effectively. In addition to dedicated technical assistance, financial assistance is also provided through state and federal programs to support the implementation of best management practices to protect the land of Wake County and all that it supports. Wake Soil and Water Conservation District holds conservation easements to help families conserve farm and forest lands for their legacy. Wake County's Soil and Water Conservation staff assists urban farms and community gardens on a voluntary basis. Technical Services are provided to landowners in Wake County with natural resource concerns.

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Please. Get out and vote! Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Let you voice be heard. Early voting starts October 15th.