I am a Polk County farmer committed to our county’s rural character. Protecting our way of life—is at the heart of why I want to serve. I am dedicated to maintaining the quality of our Schools. As President of Polk Farm Bureau and a board member of the NC Apple Growers Assoc. and as a parent of three children in the school system, I bring the experience and perspective to be your County Commissioner.

Jon Klimstra for Polk County Commissioner

Jon Klimstra is a parent of three children in the school system.

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Jon is a first time candidate for political office.

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Committed to maintaining the quality of county schools.

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Jon is a farmer. He works at TK Family Farm, which he has co-owned since 2014. He grows apples in a high-density orchard, planting over 4,500 trees of 22 different varieties on nearly four acres. He also offers annual educational tours to share modern apple farming techniques.

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