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Charlotte City Councilman Earns Two Prestigious Committee Appointments

Posted by jeniferdaniels on Jan 25, 2012 in Newsroom | 0 comments

Charlotte City Council member David L. Howard was recently named Vice Chair of the North Carolina League of Municipalities’ Planning and Environment Legislative Action Committee (LAC) and a member of the National League of Cities (NLC) Community and Economic Development Steering Committee. These appointments position Howard to become an even bigger advocate for Charlotte and its communities, by empowering him to share the city’s story, challenges, and opportunities on a local and national stage. In a letter congratulating Howard for his NLC committee appointment, NLC President Ted...

Foxx for mayor, City Council slate, trio for CMS

Posted by jeniferdaniels on Nov 3, 2011 in Newsroom | 0 comments

Incumbent David Howard deserves re-election to at-large seat…”moderate, smart and connected to the overall community’s challenges, which we think are great attributes, in addition to maintaining the balance that makes Charlotte an attractive, well-managed city.” Read more at thecharlottepost.com

Charlotte Observer endorses Howard on Nov8th ballot

Posted by jeniferdaniels on Nov 3, 2011 in Newsroom | 0 comments

Howard, in his first term, has brought to the council a thoughtful demeanor and a deep understanding of housing issues and planning, cultivated as an executive at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Housing Partnership and chairman of the Planning Commission. Read more at charlotteobserver.com

Sierra Club endorses city candidates

Posted by jeniferdaniels on Oct 19, 2011 in Newsroom | 0 comments

“Democratic Mayor Anthony Foxx and four at-large city council candidates have won the endorsement of the local Sierra Club. The group also endorsed Democrats Patrick Cannon, Claire Fallon and David Howard and Republican Edwin Peacock III.” Read more on the Charlotte Observer.

Howard aims for creative solutions

Posted by jeniferdaniels on Oct 18, 2011 in Newsroom | 0 comments

“David Howard said he thinks problem-solving has been his biggest strength during his first term as an at-large Charlotte City Council member.” Read more at the Charlotte Observer.