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Mayor of Rocky Mount

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Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The mayor presides over the Rocky Mount Town Council and represents the town.

Clyde Holland Perdue, III

No party listedIncumbent

Mayor of Rocky Mount

The gist

  • Supports water system improvements and Highway 40 corridor planning.
  • Supports seeking funding for Diamond Avenue and Sycamore Street connections.
  • Supports downtown revitalization and planning for mixed-use development.
  • Supports the council code of conduct adopted under his tenure.
  • Supports continued investment in town parks.
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  1. Supports water system improvements and Highway 40 corridor planning.

    Meet Holland

    Campaign website · Holland Perdue for Mayor · votehollandperdue.com

    “Work continues on key water system improvements, corridor planning along Highway 40”
  2. Supports seeking funding for Diamond Avenue and Sycamore Street connections.

    Meet Holland

    Campaign website · Holland Perdue for Mayor · votehollandperdue.com

    “efforts to secure funding for critical connections like Diamond Avenue and Sycamore Street”
  3. Supports downtown revitalization and planning for mixed-use development.

    Meet Holland

    Campaign website · Holland Perdue for Mayor · votehollandperdue.com

    “The Town has advanced planning for future mixed use development, supported downtown revitalization efforts”
  4. Supports the council code of conduct adopted under his tenure.

    Meet Holland

    Campaign website · Holland Perdue for Mayor · votehollandperdue.com

    “A Council Code of Conduct has been adopted”
  5. Supports continued investment in town parks.

    Meet Holland

    Campaign website · Holland Perdue for Mayor · votehollandperdue.com

    “the Town has made meaningful investments in parks, public safety, and community spaces”

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