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Brant is from Campbell County. He is married to his wife, Kellye, with whom he has 2 children. He currently lives in Newport, Kentucky. He is a volunteer and serves on the Board of Directors of the Emergency Center of North Kentucky. He is a former vice-chairperson of Newport's Westside Citizens' Coalition. 

Brant currently works as a financial advisor. He is a veteran of the US Army Reserves. 

Brant Owens's campaign for Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor in Campbell Soil District is his first run for public office. He is the Legislative Chairperson of the Northern Kentucky Sierra Club. 

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Believes the most pressing issues for the CCCD are: 
1. Soil health and erosion control
2. Water quality and conservation
3. Climate change adaptation and resilience
4. Balancing urbanization and development with conservation needs
5. Invasive species management
6. Community engagement and education
7. Funding and resource allocation.

Believes "the most pressing issues for the district are: (1) Soil health and erosion control; (2) Water quality and conservation; (3) Climate change adaptation and resilience; (4) Balancing urbanization and development with conservation needs; (5) Invasive species management; (6) Community engagement and education; (7) Funding and resource allocation".

Plans to help residents conserve natural resources and adapt to climate change by increasing awareness and access to resources.

Wants to prioritize preserving natural resources and adapting to climate change by increasing awareness of and access to resources.

Plans to increase outreach to urban and suburban communities to ensure equitable access to the CCCD's resources.

Plans to increase outreach to rural communities to ensure equitable access to the district's resources.

- Believes "the most pressing issues for the district are: (1) Soil health and erosion control; (2) Water quality and conservation; (3) Climate change adaptation and resilience; (4) Balancing urbanization and development with conservation needs; (5) Invasive species management; (6) Community engagement and education; (7) Funding and resource allocation".
- Wants to prioritize preserving natural resources and adapting to climate change by increasing awareness of and access to resources.
- Plans to increase outreach to rural communities to ensure equitable access to the district's resources.

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As of August 20, 2024, Brant Owens’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Brant Owens

Brant is a Campbell County native. He is married and has 2 children. Brant volunteers to prepare meals at the Emergency Center of North Kentucky.

Brant currently works as a financial advisor. 

Brant Owens's campaign for Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor is his first run for public office. 

Believes conserving natural resources and protecting resident health is crucial.

Supports partnering with citizens, private landowners, and organizations to promote land and water sustainability through Best Management Practices, expertise, financial assistance, and educational programs.

Plans to prioritize conserving natural resources and adapting to climate change by increasing awareness of and access to resources.

Said, "the most pressing issues for the district are: 
1. Soil health and erosion control
2. Water quality and conservation
3. Climate change adaptation and resilience
4. Balancing urbanization and development with conservation needs
5. Invasive species management
6. Community engagement and education
7. Funding and resource allocation."

- Plans to prioritize conserving natural resources and adapting to climate change by increasing awareness of and access to resources.
- Plans to increase outreach to rural communities to ensure equitable access to the district's resources.
- Said, "the most pressing issues for the district are: 
1. Soil health and erosion control
2. Water quality and conservation
3. Climate change adaptation and resilience
4. Balancing urbanization and development with conservation needs
5. Invasive species management
6. Community engagement and education
7. Funding and resource allocation."

Believes in efficient resource allocation, investment analysis, and expense reduction.

Promises efficient resource allocation, analysis, and expense minimization.

- Promises efficient resource allocation, analysis, and expense minimization.

Serves on the Tree Board and the General Taylor Park Committee for the City of Newport.

Plans to enhance public safety by actively participating in community organizations, such as serving as an active member and previous Vice-Chair of Newport's Westside Citizens' Coalition.

Volunteered and served on the board of directors for the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky.

Supports public safety measures and environmental conservation, as evidenced by their role as an Active Outing Leader and Legislative Chair for the NKY Sierra Club, and receiving their political endorsement.

Brant Owens has been married to his wife Kellye for over 20 years, has two adult children, and one granddaughter. He has lived throughout Campbell County for over 50 years and currently resides in Newport, KY.

Brant Owens is a seasoned professional in the financial services industry with over three decades of experience.

As of September 4, 2024, Brant Owens’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Soil and water conservation district supervisors are elected to a seven-member board. The purpose of this board is to promote the conservation and management of land, water, trees, and other natural resources of the district.
- District supervisors raise awareness and provide education on conservation and resource management to local citizens. 
- District supervisors coordinate local, state, and federal resources and provide other services, programs, and assistance to landowners. 
- District supervisors are elected to four-year terms on a staggered basis during non-partisan elections that take place every two years. 
- District supervisors work voluntarily and do not receive a salary. 