Community Focused Policy Driven

Jason Hoover
Candidate For New Castle County Council President

Let’s build a strong county

I've dedicated over a decade to conserving land for our national parks, highlighting the need for proactive preservation of our treasured spaces. Communities nationwide have shown that environmental conservation can coexist with economic growth, challenging the misconception that protecting our natural assets comes at the cost of economic development.

Facing the departure of major economic contributors, New Castle County must redefine its economic strategy in an era of remote work and national competition for residents. Our "Green Gold"—vibrant open spaces—is our competitive edge, offering a unique quality of life near major urban centers.

My campaign is focused on leveraging these natural assets along with smart development practices to ensure long-term economic sustainability and making New Castle County a desirable place to live, not just for its job market but for its commitment to preserving the environment.

Priorities

There's lots to be concerned about. These are some of my top issues.

Smart Growth & Economic Development
New Castle County has history, diversity, culture, and open space. Let’s use that to our advantage to create a place people want to exist in.
Human interests over corporate interests
Focus on issues that create human connections rather than corporate interests. It’s time to hold companies accountable to impacts on real human lives.
Community Safety
Ensuring equal access to public health and safety resources to all county residents.

Why I’m running

01
Open Space Preservation
Open space is the heart of our community and its preservation can create economic value. 
02
Economic Development
Promoting smart growth to create balanced development practices.
03
Community Building
Invest in programs and infrastructure that makes our community stronger.
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A strong case for preservation

By investing in parks and green spaces, New Castle County makes a compelling economic argument: creating attractive, livable communities is key to drawing residents. These areas are not just pleasant amenities but essential assets that boost property values, attract talent, and stimulate local economies.

Emphasizing green spaces positions our county as a desirable location, showcasing how quality of life can be a significant economic driver, encouraging people to choose our community for its balance of natural beauty and urban access.