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NORTH CAROLINA STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS, OFFICIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION RESULTS - CATAWBA

Phyllis is from North Carolina. She holds a bachelor's degree in business administration, management, and operations from American InterContinental University, a master's degree in strategic leadership from Mountain State University, and a second master's degree in liberal arts and sciences and liberal studies from Lenoir-Rhyne University. Phyllis currently lives in Hickory, North Carolina. 

Phyllis currently serves as a research analyst and lead supervisor in the manufacturing industry, and as a coordinator for Community Outreach Programs. She previously worked as an Eligibility Specialist for the Catawba County Department of Social Services. 

Phyllis Michaux ran for Hickory Public Schools' Board of Education in 2021, but did not win. 

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Vote 411, Phyllis Michaux

Believes in ensuring all community members have access to high-quality services and programs.

Said, "My mission is to lead with integrity, dedication, and transparency, ensuring that all community members have access to high-quality services and programs. By prioritizing the diverse needs of our citizens, I aim to build trust and inspire confidence in our local government, making it responsive and effective for everyone."

Supports programs and policies to assist combat veterans with mental health issues and emergency shelters.

Supports community engagement programs to enhance government decisions and financial opportunities for diverse cultures and small businesses.

- Said, "My mission is to lead with integrity, dedication, and transparency, ensuring that all community members have access to high-quality services and programs. By prioritizing the diverse needs of our citizens, I aim to build trust and inspire confidence in our local government, making it responsive and effective for everyone."
- Supports programs and policies to assist combat veterans with mental health issues and emergency shelters.
- Supports community engagement programs to enhance government decisions and financial opportunities for diverse cultures and small businesses.

Public Services

Supports a sustainable economy and environmental protection to ensure future prosperity for the community.

Said, "I will support a sustainable economy and environmental protection to secure a prosperous future for our community."

- Said, "I will support a sustainable economy and environmental protection to secure a prosperous future for our community."

Economy

Believes balanced funding for education is necessary to address potential teacher shortages and declining enrollment.

- Believes balanced funding for education is necessary to address potential teacher shortages and declining enrollment.

Education

Plans to propose a more effective program for local drug addiction services and facilities.

- Plans to propose a more effective program for local drug addiction services and facilities.

Public Safety

Believes the County Commission must address managing population growth and its impact on infrastructure, including housing affordability, transportation, and public services.

Believes the County Commission must address the county's population growth and its impact on infrastructure, including housing affordability, transportation, and public services.

Supports transitional housing for homeless individuals and plans to include specialized education.

Supports community partnership programs that offer developer incentives to increase affordable housing and wants to work with financial institutions that accept minimal credit scores for those with stable work histories.

Said, "I would like to implement a future policy for tax deductions on Home Owner Association, (HOA), and Marina fees. This policy may allow a beneficial return for homeowners with excessive monthly and yearly fees."

- Believes the County Commission must address the county's population growth and its impact on infrastructure, including housing affordability, transportation, and public services.
- Supports transitional housing for homeless individuals and plans to include specialized education.
- Supports community partnership programs that offer developer incentives to increase affordable housing and wants to work with financial institutions that accept minimal credit scores for those with stable work histories.
- Said, "I would like to implement a future policy for tax deductions on Home Owner Association, (HOA), and Marina fees. This policy may allow a beneficial return for homeowners with excessive monthly and yearly fees."

Housing & Urban Development

As of June 14, 2024, Phyllis Michaux’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Phyllis Michaux

Phyllis holds a bachelor's degree in business administration and management and operations from American InterContinental University, a master's degree in strategic leadership from Mountain State University, and a second master's degree in liberal arts and sciences and liberal studies from Lenoir-Rhyne University. She currently lives in Hickory, North Carolina. 

As of June 14, 2024, Phyllis Michaux did not have a website or any information online.

Phyllis currently serves as a Research Analyst and Lead Supervisor in the Manufacturing industry, and as a Coordinator for Community Outreach Programs. She previously worked as an Eligibility Specialist for the Catawba County Department of Social Services. 

Phyllis Michaux ran for Hickory Public Schools Board of Education in 2021, but did not win. 

As of June 14, 2024, Phyllis Michaux did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

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