Candidate Profile - Danny Walsh

Havelock, North Carolina: Daniel Walsh

Danny currently lives in Havelock with his wife, Ginny, and their son.

Danny previously worked at his family's business, Boone's Truck Center. He served on the Havelock Board of Adjustment for 3 years and the Planning Board for 11 years. Danny is also a board member of BB&T Bank.  He also is the Craven County representative to the Environmental Impact Review Board at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point.

Danny Walsh is currently a Havelock City Council member. He was first elected in 2008 and has served 4 terms.

As of July 31, 2024, Danny Walsh did not have a website or any information online.

Public Services

Public Safety

Wants to work with the City of Havelock and Havelock Regional Development Corp to bring contractors to Cherry Point and businesses to the area.

Wants to attract business as Cherry Point looks to replace 1.6 billion dollars old aircraft with the new F-35 joint strike fighter.

Wants to "spread the tax burden more equally among its citizens."

- Wants to work with the City of Havelock and Havelock Regional Development Corp to bring contractors to Cherry Point and businesses to the area.
- Wants to attract business as Cherry Point looks to replace 1.6 billion dollars old aircraft with the new F-35 joint strike fighter.
- Wants to "spread the tax burden more equally among its citizens."

Economy

Education

Housing & Urban Development

Said, "[There is] one industrial park we just spent $100,000 for upgrades and Duke energy invested in developing a second industrial park with I 42 and rail connections to the Port of Morehead City."

Wants to prioritize rebuilding for hurricane damage.

Said, "Old infrastructure to keep pace with our future needs for clean water and safe sewerage."

- Said, "[There is] one industrial park we just spent $100,000 for upgrades and Duke energy invested in developing a second industrial park with I 42 and rail connections to the Port of Morehead City."
- Wants to prioritize rebuilding for hurricane damage.
- Said, "Old infrastructure to keep pace with our future needs for clean water and safe sewerage."

Transportation & Infrastructure

Danny Walsh

Danny currently lives in Havelock with his wife, Ginny, and son,

Danny previously worked at his family's business, Boone's Truck Center. He served on the Havelock Board of Adjustment for three years and the Planning Board for 11 years. Commissioner Walsh currently serves as a board member of BB&T Bank.  He also is the Craven County representative to the Environmental Impact Review Board at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point.

Danny Walsh is currently a City Council Member in the City of Havelock, He was first elected in 2008 and has served four terms. He is currently appointed as the Board of Commissioners representative of Allies for Cherry Point's Tomorrow (ACT), Craven County Committee of 100 Alliance (C1A), Highway 70 Corridor Commission and the Havelock-Craven County Library Board.

Wants to attract business as Cherry Point looks to replace 1.6 billion dollars  old aircraft with the new F-35 joint strike fighter,

- Wants to work with the City of Havelock and Havelock Regional Development Corp to bring contractors to Cherry Point and businesses to the area.
- Wants to attract business as Cherry Point looks to replace 1.6 billion dollars  old aircraft with the new F-35 joint strike fighter,
- Wants to "spread the tax burden more equally among its citizens."

Said, "old infrastructure to keep pace with our future needs for clean water and safe sewerage."

- Said, "[There is] one industrial park we just spent $100,000 for upgrades and Duke energy invested in developing a second industrial park with I 42 and rail connections to the Port of Morehead City."
- Wants to prioritize rebuilding for hurricane damage.
- Said, "old infrastructure to keep pace with our future needs for clean water and safe sewerage."

- City council members work together to set and implement city policy. 
- The city council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city.
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 