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Hurt Town Council

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3
Term
4 years
Candidates
3
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The town council sets Hurt's budget, taxes and ordinances.

Robert W. "Bob" Majure

No party listed

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No documented position found.

Jeremiah M. Knowles

No party listed

Telecommunications engineer

The gist

  • Supports streamlining permits to encourage more housing in Hurt.
  • Supports grant-funded renovation of the town shopping center.
  • Supports using shopping center lease income to cut town taxes.
  • Supports selling water from Hurt's new plant to lower rates.
More about Jeremiah
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  1. Supports streamlining permits to encourage more housing in Hurt.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “It would be my goal to help the town streamline processes for building permits and connections to the water system.”
  2. Supports grant-funded renovation of the town shopping center.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “It would be a goal to ensure that the town continues working to rehabilitate and renovate the shopping center.”
  3. Supports using shopping center lease income to cut town taxes.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “the lease money received can help fund Town expenses allowing the town to reduce town taxes”
  4. Supports selling water from Hurt's new plant to lower rates.

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    Candidate questionnaire · Chatham Star-Tribune · chathamstartribune.com

    “the water treatment plant would be able to sell water to these other localities to be self-sustaining”

David A. Arthur

No party listed

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No documented position found.

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