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Nicky Smith
Greensboro City Council - District 4
About the Office
The City Legislature is the municipality's governing body, responsible for voting on ordinances and policies, and often is in charge of hiring a city manager.
Term Length
4 years
Election Date
Oct 7, 2025
About Me
Party
Nonpartisan
Occupation
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My Top Issues
Education
Partner with local businesses to create internship and apprenticeship opportunities for young people.
Legislation
Advocate for the widespread use of body cameras and other technology to ensure accountability in law enforcement.
Government Reform
Establish regular public forums where residents can share concerns and collaborate with police on safety solutions.
Social Services
Expanding funding for mental health and substance abuse services to address underlying causes of criminal behavior.
Guns
Promoting gun safety initiatives, including buy-back programs and stricter enforcement of existing laws.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Supporting mentorship and outreach programs targeting at-risk youth to steer them away from criminal activity.
Education
Advocate for job training and employment programs in neighborhoods with high unemployment rates.
Education
Strengthening Education and Opportunities for Youth: Partnering with schools, churches, and local organizations to ensure every child has access to quality education and extracurricular activities that build character and skills for the future.
Government Reform
Preserving Community Values: Encouraging civic engagement and neighborly connections that remind us of our shared responsibility for one another.
Government Reform
To rebuild trust, Nicky will advocate for establishing an independent oversight committee to review major decisions and ensure they align with the city’s goals and values.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Assigning neighborhood liaison officers to build relationships with residents and provide a consistent presence in high-crime areas, such as the central parts of Greensboro, where the chance of being a victim is as high as 1 in 13.
Social Services
Expand after-school and extracurricular programs to keep youth engaged and on a positive path.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Expanding community policing programs to ensure officers are visible, approachable, and engaged in our neighborhoods.
Legislation
Encourage neighborhood watch programs and other grassroots safety initiatives.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Increasing training in de-escalation techniques and cultural competency to enhance interactions between police and the public.
Who I'm Running Against
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