Local businesses are the backbone of Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro. They create jobs, serve residents and visitors, support local organizations, and contribute to the character and vitality of our towns. When they succeed, our entire community benefits.

But businesses cannot thrive without the fundamentals that allow people to live and work here. Safe and reliable roads, high-speed broadband, public safety, emergency response, accessible healthcare, childcare, and elder services are not separate from economic development—they are essential to it.

Our seasonal economy brings tremendous opportunity, but it also presents challenges. Strengthening the infrastructure and services people depend on will help existing businesses succeed, encourage responsible economic growth, and create more stable, year-round opportunities.

As an entrepreneur and former business leader, I understand the challenges involved in building an organization, managing limited resources, solving problems, and adapting to changing circumstances. I will listen to local employers, workers, residents, and municipal leaders and work across the aisle to advance practical solutions that strengthen both our economy and our quality of life.

Strong local businesses and dependable infrastructure go hand in hand. Supporting both will help Wolfeboro and Tuftonboro remain vibrant places to live, work, raise a family, retire, and build a future.