I believe electing Troy McCoy to Clark County Council will bring his honesty, hard work and broad experience to solve real problems for the people of District 5. Troy’s years of community service include volunteer work in education, transportation, ethics, clean water and more.
Direct experience in Battle Ground city government means he can avoid the steep learning curve that Council work requires and serve us effectively from Day One. Troy is endorsed by both Democrats and Republicans who describe him as the kind of leader who “brings people together”, and will “bridge differences” to deliver fair solutions. He is ready to address land use, livability/affordability, and public safety, among other issues critical to our area. Get to know him, or reach out, via his website, votetroymccoy.com.
Diane Orthel
La Center
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