He’s dedicated to serving citizens of Monroe

Jim Hunnicutt is a man that you can trust and have faith that he will do what is right for the Monroe community. I have known Jim for over thirty years. Jim has been an outstanding council member and person in this community. I was the athletic director for the Monroe School District for over 25 years and Jim was always the one, from my first day on the job who asked what he could do to help the students and the program at Monroe. He has that same attitude about the Monroe community in general. Jim spends countless hours volunteering for the benefit of the kids, parents and all community projects for the City of Monroe.

Jim has been a very loyal person to this community and has never put himself or others before Monroe or what Monroe needs. He is thorough, dedicated, trustworthy, tireless and most of all faithful in his desire to make Monroe the best place to live, run a business, of raise a family. I am voting for Jim Hunnicutt because he is a man you can trust to do what is best for the city of Monroe.

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