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Brent earned his associate's degree in construction management from Cape Fear Community College, and his bachelor's degree in business administration from Liberty University. He is married and has a daughter.

Brent currently works in quality assurance and control at the DA Everett Construction Group. He was previously the owner of Springers A Handyman, LLC, and a customer service representative for Lowe's.

Brent Springer is currently a member of the Pender County School Board. He was elected in 2022 and is serving his first term.

As of June 14, 2024, Brent Springer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

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Believes in prioritizing good jobs and business growth to match residential development. Supports using development agreements to fund necessary infrastructure without raising property taxes.

Believes in prioritizing good jobs and business growth to match residential development, and supports using development agreements to fund necessary infrastructure without raising property taxes.

Believes in strengthening Pender County’s economy to support growth without overburdening taxpayers.

Believes in encouraging balanced growth and promoting public-private investments.

Believes in "being a Watchdog for taxpayer spending." Supports fiscal responsibility and oversight of government expenditures.

Believes in "being a Watchdog for taxpayer spending," and supports fiscal responsibility and oversight of government expenditures.

- Believes in prioritizing good jobs and business growth to match residential development, and supports using development agreements to fund necessary infrastructure without raising property taxes.
- Believes in strengthening Pender County’s economy to support growth without overburdening taxpayers.
- Believes in encouraging balanced growth and promoting public-private investments.
- Believes in "being a Watchdog for taxpayer spending," and supports fiscal responsibility and oversight of government expenditures.

Economy

Believes Pender County must invest more in its school system to ensure children can prosper and become responsible citizens. Said, "Pender County deserves better."

Believes Pender County must invest more in its school system to ensure children can prosper and become responsible citizens, saying, "Pender County deserves better."

Believes in holding district leaders accountable for school spending to ensure tax dollars benefit students. As a district leader, ensured that "your tax dollars funded our students, not systems."

Believes in holding district leaders accountable for school spending to ensure tax dollars benefit students, and wants to ensure that "your tax dollars funded our students, not systems."

Believes in questioning and addressing "dangerous ideology" in K-12 school policies. As head of the book review committee, scrutinized educational content.

Believes in questioning and addressing "dangerous ideology" in K-12 school policies.

Believes in classroom transparency and ensuring parents are informed about school board activities.

Believes county leaders have failed in their approach to education and the wellbeing of children in Pender County.

Believes in investing in schools to empower children for future leadership.

- Believes Pender County must invest more in its school system to ensure children can prosper and become responsible citizens, saying, "Pender County deserves better."
- Believes in holding district leaders accountable for school spending to ensure tax dollars benefit students, and wants to ensure that "your tax dollars funded our students, not systems."
- Believes in questioning and addressing "dangerous ideology" in K-12 school policies.
- Believes in classroom transparency and ensuring parents are informed about school board activities.
- Believes county leaders have failed in their approach to education and the wellbeing of children in Pender County.
- Believes in investing in schools to empower children for future leadership.

Education

Public Safety

Housing & Urban Development

Supports investing in infrastructure to attract new industries and broaden the sales tax base, reducing the property tax burden on homeowners.

Believes rapid residential growth has outpaced infrastructure development. Criticizes county leaders for approving new developments without investing in infrastructure or schools.

Believes rapid residential growth has outpaced infrastructure development, and criticizes county leaders for approving new developments without investing in infrastructure or schools.

- Supports investing in infrastructure to attract new industries and broaden the sales tax base, reducing the property tax burden on homeowners.
- Believes rapid residential growth has outpaced infrastructure development, and criticizes county leaders for approving new developments without investing in infrastructure or schools.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Brent Springer

As of July 8, 2024, Brent Springer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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