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ELECT
DARRELL "DJ" JACKSON JR.

RICHLAND COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT 11

Darrell DJ Jackson Jr

GET TO KNOW THE CANDIDATE

Darrell "DJ" Jackson Jr. is a Columbia native who has dedicated his career to public administration and community development that delivers real results and builds stronger communities.

 

With more than 15 years of experience, he is running for Richland County Council District 11 to ensure every corner of the district, from Fort Jackson to Eastover, has a voice and a proven leader ready to support their needs.

READY TO LEAD AND SERVE RICHLAND COUNTY DISTRICT 11

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District 11 is home. It's the community that shaped DJ's values, his work ethic, and commitment to service, and it's his why behind this run for Richland County Council.


After years of managing multi-million dollar budgets, leading government agencies, and delivering results for communities across the country, DJ returned to Columbia with a clear purpose to serve the community that raised him.

 

District 11 is growing rapidly, and that growth demands intentional, experienced leadership. As a council member, DJ will guide that growth responsibly by improving infrastructure and traffic flow, strengthening public safety, driving economic development in the district's rural communities, and ensuring that the seniors who helped build this community can age with dignity right here at home.


With an open seat and a district at a crossroads, DJ is ready to put his record to work for the people of District 11. Your voice, vote, and trust in him will lead this community forward.

POLICY PRIORITIES FOR RICHLAND COUNTY DISTRICT 11

As District 11 continues to grow, DJ plans to lead with intention and meet the evolving needs of our communities.

 

His policy plan addresses the growth, infrastructure, and quality-of-life issues that matter most to residents.

Improving traffic safety and ensuring proper infrastructure, including sidewalks, bike paths, adequate lighting, and utilities along major corridors like Lower Richand Blvd., Garners Ferry, Trotter and Leesburg Roads

Supporting our veterans by connecting them with resources to help navigate their challenges and access their earned benefits and services

Reducing crime and making communities safer by providing law enforcement and emergency responders with essential resources, improving street lighting, and supporting youth programs

Creating a compassionate and accountable approach to homelessness by collaborating with community groups, nonprofits, and service providers, with an emphasis on prevention, transitional housing, and pathways to stability

Encouraging regional cooperation with neighboring local governments to address common issues, such as transportation, economic development, and housing, traffic control, transportation

PREPARE TO VOTE IN THE ELECTION

VOTE EARLY:

May 26 – June 5

VOTE ELECTION DAY:

Tuesday, June 9

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