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Sheneika E. Smith
NONPARTISAN
Sheneika E. Smith is running for Asheville City Council Member.
Personal background
Sheneika E. Smith earned her bachelor's degree in mass communication from Winston-Salem State University.
Professional background
Sheneika currently works as the president of Date My City, an initiative encouraging more diversity and minority inclusion in downtown Asheville. She previously worked as a community development coordinator for Green Opportunities, a behavioral health specialist for A Caring Alternative, LLC, and a mental health technician for Keys of Carolina.
Political background
Sheneika currently serves as a member of Asheville City Council. She was first elected in 2017, and is serving her second term.
Economy
Supports a fair and just distribution of occupancy tax funds to benefit community members and address infrastructure needs.
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Public Services
Supports making policy decisions that center vulnerable groups and prioritizes equity and inclusion in community development.
Believes in developing public-private funding for reparations and identifying entities that benefited from disenfranchising the Black community.
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Housing & Urban Development
Supports creating multiple affordable housing options through Purpose Built Housing Development.
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Public Safety
Supports stronger community support networks and strategies for behavioral and mental health crises and quality of life concerns.
Supports customizing hiring profiles and forming co-responder teams within law enforcement to improve community responses and reduce adverse outcomes.
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Transportation & Infrastructure
As of January 2, 2026, Sheneika E. Smith did not have a website or any information online.
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Energy & the Environment
Supports proactive updates to the Emergency Operations Plan to prioritize communities of color and create Resilience HUBs for disaster preparedness and response.
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