About

Who is Marty Wilson?

I am a five-year resident of the Town of Bermuda Run seeking to fill a position on the Town Council.

I was born in western North Carolina (Granite Falls) and graduated from Appalachian State University. I worked for local governments including the City of Granite Falls, the City of Graham and the City of Newton, NC. I retired from a 30-year career in local government in 2010 and worked with a non-profit agency that provided technical, managerial, and financial assistance to local governments from 2010 until 2020.

I currently serve on the Town’s Planning Board and I am a volunteer for the American Red Cross Disaster Assistance Team. I enjoy playing golf at BRCC with the Barnum Group on most Tuesdays and Thursdays.

My Platform

Why am I running for Town Council?

My wife and I love living in Bermuda Run and I would love to serve on the town council. Having worked extensively for and with local governments in North Carolina for 40+ years, I believe that my experience and knowledge of local government would be beneficial in providing leadership for planning our Town’s future.

What are my qualifications?

During my professional career in local government, I worked with town councils, town employees, contractors, local businesses, representatives from other local governments and town citizens. This experience has provided me the opportunity to understand how to effectively work with a variety of parties to achieve positive outcomes.

I provided technical, managerial, and financial assistance to local governments throughout North Carolina as an employee of a non-profit organization (NC Rural Water Association) for 10 years after retiring from public service. In this capacity I was responsible for assisting local governments with issues such as staffing, budget development and regulatory compliance.

I graduated from Appalachian State University with a B.S. degree in Public Management.

I have completed the Municipal Administration Course, a comprehensive course of instruction on all phases of local government. This course was provided by the UNC Institute of Government.

What is my platform?

Those who know me will tell you that I do more listening than speaking. If I am elected to the position of council member for the Town of Bermuda Run, I vow to listen to the concerns and preferences of the citizens and use my knowledge and experience in local government to provide leadership in shaping policies and procedures to achieve the outcomes that the citizens desire.

When and how to vote:

Early voting begins on October 16, 2025 and ends on November 1. Early voting sites for this election are the Bermuda Run Town Hall and the Davie County Board of Elections located at 161 Poplar Street, Mocksville.

The regular Election Day is November 4, 2023. The polling site this year is the Bermuda Run Town Hall.

If you have any questions for me or if you would like to share any concerns, please email me at martindwilson58@gmail.com.

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