Rebecca D. Hollister

Healthcare

Continue public campaigns warning of the dangers of fentanyl, how to spot a fentanyl overdose, and how to use Narcan to save lives. Learn more

Housing

First-time home buyers need reasonable options: choices in between fixer-uppers and 300,000 homes. We have some grants that can help with this, but we can also focus on new development opportunities as well as ensuring current property owners feel empowered to keep their homes in good shape, which will benefit the next owner. Learn more

Younger individuals and families not ready for a mortgage need affordable, safe, and nice apartments available to rent. Rebecca supports continuing to fund the Tenant Issue Resolution Program to help give both renters and landlords a safe mediator through which to communicate. Learn more

Infrastructure / Transportation

Historic Downtown Leavenworth is the heart of our city, and we need to treat it as such. While there are so many hardworking and amazing businesses present, there seem to be just as many vacant buildings; this needs to change. Learn more

Our solid waste department faces staffing shortages and costly trips all the way to Johnson County to manage our trash. We need to invest in a consolidation station here in our city, which can eventually turn into a transfer station. Learn more

Provide an abundance of spaces and activities for children, preteens, and teenagers to enjoy themselves. This could include expanding the local skate park, adding more features to the splash pad, or beautifying our playgrounds. Learn more

Social Services

Partner with the Leavenworth Interfaith Community of Hope, the Guidance Center, and other organizations to prevent and address the current homeless situation in our community. Learn more

Taxes / Budget

While not all property tax legislation is in the hands of the city, we need to make sure that we do everything possible to lessen the burden on longtime homeowners and reward those who improve their home. Learn more