Nearly a dozen people gathered inside the cafeteria at Woodville Elementary School Wednesday evening to hear Kuyler Crocker, County Supervisor for District One, and eight county officials at a town hall meeting about county happenings and upcoming projects for Woodville. Crocker opened the meeting with a brief introduction of himself before explaining that each county official would give information about statistics from 2018 and any upcoming projects that may be coming to the town. He finished his opening speech by informing the audience that there would be a question and answer period, in which they could ask questions to any of the representatives, including himself. “We want to get your

This past week I was advocating for reliable funding for public lands that are not eligible for taxation, but still require many services. I met with multiple members of Congress and folks from the Trump Administration to discuss this, water, transportation, and forest health. As Vice Chair of the National Association of Counties’ Public Lands Committee, I was asked to speak. My part begins just after the 27 minute mark.