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Courtney helped launch the Office of Community Safety to tackle violence and mental health emergencies with prevention, not just punishment. She also serves on the NC Governor’s Crime Commission, bringing Fayetteville’s voice to state-level safety reform.

Courtney spearheaded the opening of Fayetteville’s Emergency Day Resource Center and expanded affordable housing access across the city, including improvements to the first-time homebuyer program.

Courtney delivered three new bus routes in West Fayetteville, including the X1 Express. She helped pass a $215 million infrastructure plan to improve roads, parks, safety, and utilities.

From ACE Academy to Teen CERT to the Youth Council, Courtney has expanded life-changing programs that empower teens. She’s mentored students on courts, in classrooms, and in community halls.

From streetlights to storm drains, Courtney has prioritized critical upgrades that matter most to everyday residents. She supports clean water, reliable utilities, and safe public spaces for all.

Courtney shows up: to town halls, neighborhoods, and real conversations. Her leadership is rooted in accessibility, honesty, and a deep commitment to hearing—and helping—every resident.

Whether managing millions in public funds or building partnerships across the state, Courtney has proven she can lead with integrity. Her leadership style is calm, steady, and built to deliver—not divide.

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