Jeremy Walther
Business owner · Center Point
The gist
- Proposes an online county budget transparency dashboard
- Supports using hotel occupancy taxes for county infrastructure
- Proposes a comprehensive county flood warning system
- Proposes voluntary landowner incentives to protect aquifer recharge
- Proposes a 20-year road and bridge maintenance plan
- Proposes an 8-mile Guadalupe River corridor plan
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Proposes an online county budget transparency dashboard
The Five PrioritiesCampaign website · Jeremy Walther for Kerr County Commissioner · gokerrcounty.org
“Budget transparency dashboard: Real-time online access, quarterly reports in plain language, clear performance metrics, public input on major expenditures”
Supports using hotel occupancy taxes for county infrastructure
The Five PrioritiesCampaign website · Jeremy Walther for Kerr County Commissioner · gokerrcounty.org
“Hotel Occupancy Tax support: Tourists paying fair share for infrastructure instead of local taxpayers”
Proposes a comprehensive county flood warning system
The Five PrioritiesCampaign website · Jeremy Walther for Kerr County Commissioner · gokerrcounty.org
“Comprehensive flood warning system: Stream gauges, weather-resistant outdoor sirens, Everbridge emergency alerts, real-time monitoring dashboard”
Proposes voluntary landowner incentives to protect aquifer recharge
The Five PrioritiesCampaign website · Jeremy Walther for Kerr County Commissioner · gokerrcounty.org
“Voluntary landowner partnerships for recharge zone protection (incentives, not regulations)”
Proposes a 20-year road and bridge maintenance plan
The Five PrioritiesCampaign website · Jeremy Walther for Kerr County Commissioner · gokerrcounty.org
“20-year Infrastructure Investment Plan that shifts Road & Bridge from a rebuilding department to a maintenance department”
Proposes an 8-mile Guadalupe River corridor plan
The Five PrioritiesCampaign website · Jeremy Walther for Kerr County Commissioner · gokerrcounty.org
“An 8-mile corridor along the Guadalupe River from Kerrville to Center Point combining flood mitigation, recreational trails, conservation easements, and emergency access.”