Infrastructure and energy

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Roads, bridges, water, sewer, broadband, cellular coverage, and reliable power determine whether rural communities can compete.

Public record and local priorities · Reviewed September 17, 2026

Seth’s published position

Seth supports infrastructure investment tied to clear local results.

On energy, Seth supports reliable natural gas and nuclear generation. He believes renewable sources can contribute, but they should not replace firm power before reliability and affordability are protected.

The local work ahead

NCDOT has awarded an $18 million project near Mayodan at US 220/US 311 and NC 135, including a wider bridge, turn lanes, and sidewalk work. The county transportation plan also identifies congestion on NC 135 and 41 bridges classified as structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. Broadband programs have extended access to thousands of addresses, but eligible unserved locations remain.

District 65 priorities

  • Advance planned corridor improvements and repair deficient bridges.
  • Coordinate roads with water, sewer, industrial, housing, and emergency-access needs.
  • Close remaining broadband gaps with accurate coverage maps and accountable build schedules.
  • Improve cellular reliability and address affordability barriers where adoption remains low.
  • Protect electric reliability and ratepayer affordability in every energy decision.

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