Cheryl Brown

Education I will advocate for the resources our schools, teachers, and students need to succeed, ensuring our children continue to receive the best possible education. Taxes / Budget Economic development incentives should be used carefully, strategically, and only when they clearly benefit Williamson County taxpayers. I appreciate that our county has historically been selective — authorizing incentives only when warranted, never abating the school portion of property taxes, and never removing existing property from the tax rolls. Infrastructure / Transportation If we plan strategically and collaboratively with the City Alderman, there is a good chance our growth doesn’t outpace our roads, schools, and public services, while still creating quality jobs and supporting our local small businesses. It’s important that we preserve the character of our communities and making thoughtful decisions today that will benefit the future of our community. Criminal Justice / Public Safety I will continue to support the cooperation between our law enforcement agencies, the Police and Sheriff offices for the A rating they are doing to keep our communities safe in securing the environment for all families. Housing Affordable housing means ensuring the people who work here, our teachers, first responders, healthcare workers, and small business employees, can afford to live here without being priced out. Housing By encouraging workforce housing where infrastructure already exists and partnering with groups like Hard Bargain and Good Neighbor Foundation, we can support responsible growth while protecting what makes Williamson County special.