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LISTEN BEFORE LEADING
Listen Before Leading: In this edition of We Not Me Conversations, Commissioner Jermaine Howard reflects on storm recovery, listening to residents, neighbors helping neighbors, and the strength of District 1. Plus, this week’s Economic Spotlight explores electricians, skilled trades, apprenticeships, entrepreneurship, local hiring, and how keeping more economic opportunity in Wyandotte County can help build community wealth.
Better Together: What Happens When We Stop Working Alone
Better Together: What Happens When We Stop Working Alone explores what WE NOT ME looks like in action across District 1. Commissioner Jermaine Howard reflects on storm recovery, community partnerships, youth, local restaurants and economic opportunity while introducing “YOU SAID IT,” a new feature that puts residents’ voices at the center. From recovery to rebuilding, stronger neighborhoods begin when we listen, connect and work together.
From Vacant Spaces to Vibrant Places
Commissioner Jermaine Howard reflects on a week of vision, leadership, and community impact in District 1. Inspired by Black Tech Street in Tulsa, he shares why representation matters, highlights local partnerships, celebrates businesses like John’s Java & Jazz, addresses food access, and encourages residents to help shape the future of Wyandotte County. Discover how the “We Not Me” philosophy is turning conversations into action and inspiring the next generation.
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