WHY?
I am running for County Commissioner because I want to help make Johnston County the absolute BEST PLACE to WORK, LIVE, and PLAY that it can be. Johnston County deserves more than just being a bedroom community to Raleigh. The county is changing and we need to make sure that what we continue to do here will promote the well-being of the people that live here and will live here in the future.
Meet Caleb
Caleb is a dedicated husband, father, and unwavering advocate for the values that define Johnston County. From his first job out of high school on a truck engine assembly line to earning a master’s degree from Campbell University, Caleb's diverse experience across many industries reflects his profound understanding of the value of hard work.
Anchored by faith and family—Wife Sara, and daughter, River—Caleb envisions a Johnston County thriving on enduring pillars of family and freedom. He believes that together, we can continue weaving a legacy for generations to come and make this the very best county to work, live, and play in.
Fun Facts About Caleb
Graduated from Liberty University with a Politics and Policy Degree
Served as Liberty University’s Student Body President
Graduated from Campbell University with a Master in Business Administration
Has worked in manufacturing, landscaping, retail, hospitality, political consulting, sales and construction
Currently works in marketing for a commercial construction company
Currently Serves on the Triangle East Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Avid outdoorsman and loves visiting new places with his family
THE MISSION:
Promote the well-being of Johnston County’s current and future citizens.
As we continue to grow in population, we have to ensure that we grow in abilities as well. That means growing our job market by providing great places to work. We must provide adequate solutions for problems dealing with infrastructure, education, and public utilities without overbearing regulations and taxes.
Part 1:
Lead Conservatively! This means ensuring that Johnston County stays Johnston County and does not become Wake 2.0. We must hold the line in our conservative values. It is imperative to uphold our conservative values and steadfastly advocate for ‘small government’ and decisions that are rooted in ‘freedom.’ This also means effectively managing your tax dollars and being mindful of wasteful spending.
Part 2:
Per the 2022 community input survey, an overwhelming 90% of respondents expressed a desire to conserve our natural lands. It is imperative for our quality of life that we champion the enhancement of our county’s outdoor recreation. Let's ensure the preservation of our beautiful landscapes by investing in parks, trails, and green spaces, providing residents with opportunities to connect with nature for generations to come.
Part 3:
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