Audit Compliance & Corrective Action
Address repeated audit findings with clear corrective actions, tracking, and follow-through—so issues are resolved, not repeated.
This campaign is about listening first, being clear with the public, and doing the work to strengthen Custer County’s readiness and trust.
Transparency means clear communication—plain-language updates on decisions, spending, and progress so residents aren’t left guessing.
Accountability means follow-through—corrective actions are tracked to completion and results are measured, not just promised.
Grant readiness means preparation—stronger audit posture and documentation so Custer County can compete for funding that reduces pressure on taxpayers.
I’m running for Custer County Commissioner to strengthen accountability, improve transparency, and make sure local voices shape local decisions.
A trust-first approach that delivers real results for Custer County.
Address repeated audit findings with clear corrective actions, tracking, and follow-through—so issues are resolved, not repeated.
Strengthen our posture to compete for state and federal grant dollars—especially as regional recovery funding is evaluated for Black Hills counties.
Improve communication, clarify decision-making, and keep the public informed—so county government reflects local voices and priorities.
I believe county government works best when it is grounded in transparency, fiscal responsibility, and practical problem-solving. When audit posture is weak, it can limit opportunity—especially when funding is on the table for infrastructure, emergency response, and recovery.
I’m running to help strengthen our processes, rebuild confidence, and ensure Custer County is positioned to qualify for and compete for grant dollars that reduce taxpayer burden and support critical services.
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