Aida Havel

Aida Havel has a bachelor's degree from Davidson College, a law degree from the University of North Carolina, and a master's degree in conflict resolution from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She and her husband live in Salvo, on Hatteras Island.

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Aida is an attorney with 34 years of legal experience. She focuses on mediation and collaborative law. Aida previously served as a Nags Head commissioner from 1985 to 2000. 

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Aida previously ran for election to the Dare County Board of Commissioners to represent District 4 in 2024.

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Commits to providing oversight for the Housing Foundation to address housing problems and improve quality of life.

Supports finding consistent solutions for cellular and internet connectivity issues in Dare County.

Advocates for helping homeowners safely relocate or dismantle threatened houses before disasters occur, emphasizing the need for multiple solutions at all levels.

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Aida Havel has a bachelor's degree from Davidson College, a law degree from the University of North Carolina, and a master's degree in conflict resolution from the University of North Carolina. She and her husband live in Salvo, on Hatteras Island.

Aida is an attorney with 34 years of legal experience. She focuses on mediation and collaborative law. 

Aida previously ran for Dare County Commissioner at Large in 2024.

Commits to providing constant oversight on housing initiatives to improve quality of life and prevent loss of residents.

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Aida is an attorney with 34 years of legal experience. She focuses on mediation and collaborative law. Aida has also served on the Wake and Dare County Boards of Elections. 

Aida previously served as a Nags Head commissioner from 1985 to 2000.

Commits to providing constant oversight on housing issues and advancing the work of the Housing Foundation to improve quality of life and retain residents.

Advocates for helping homeowners safely relocate or remove threatened houses before disasters occur, emphasizing the need for multiple solutions at all levels.