Mark Mease's Vision for a Safer Haywood County Over the past five years (2019-2024), Haywood County recorded 3,355 violent crimes and 7,946 property crimes. The average violent crime rate stands at 131.9 per 100k residents, which is 24.2% above the national average. Property crime averages 370.2 per 100k, 126.3% above the national average. The most common offense was Property Crime, while Rape had the lowest rate. Data is sourced from the FBI Crime Data Explorer With a crime

Why Stacy Moore for Haywood County Register of Deeds When it comes to protecting your property rights, the County Register of Deeds plays a critical role. This office handles the recording and maintenance of public records related to real estate, including deeds, mortgages, and liens. These records provide legal certainty about who owns what property and ensure that property transactions are properly documented and accessible. For residents of Haywood County, having a trustwo

Reclaiming Haywood County The biggest illusion today is the belief that our current political system reflects the vision of the Founding Fathers. However, what has emerged today is a system built, not on agreement but on redundancy and execution that continues regardless of the voter's will. Haywood County faces critical challenges that highlight this disconnect. Political decisions often prioritize power, influence, or personal agendas over the community's needs and expectat