ELECT ALISIA BERGSMAN

🌳 Rooted in Community. Focused on the Future. 🌳

“It’s important to honor the Town’s roots while making decisions that will promote continued economic growth, enhance the quality of life, and create a welcoming environment for all.”

Public safety doesn’t happen by accident; it takes leadership, planning, and follow-through.

This board supported the transition to a municipal fire department with full-time firefighter positions, funded new law enforcement roles, and priorit

July 21, 2025

The hardest thing about campaigning for political office is fundraising. I work throughout a campaign to raise money. I am proud of the support I have received from people across the political spectrum in Huntersville.

On September 20

Love seeing a Huntersville business like XenTegra recognized as one of Inc.’s seven best places to work in and around Charlotte! 🎉

https://www.inc.com/natalie-onkst/the-7-best-workplaces-in-charlotte-north-carolina/91211792

📍 DOWNTOWN REZONING UPDATE: Your Voices → Our Advocacy → Real Changes

A vote is coming Tuesday, July 15 on Holbrook 2 — a proposed mixed-use building next to 760 Craftworks.

Several key changes were made after community members rai

🛤️ Statement on the P.A.V.E. Act

As Mecklenburg County prepares for a possible November referendum on the proposed 1-cent sales tax under the P.A.V.E. Act, here’s what residents should know—and what I believe we must keep in mind.

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Heading to WNC next week for a bit of vacation — and to spend some time learning more about how communities are recovering after Hurricane Helene. I’m grateful for the chance to recharge while staying connected to the work that matters! #

Commissioner Alisia Bergsman is leading with values—and delivering results.

Since being elected, Alisia has focused on building a Huntersville that works for everyone: one that manages growth with care, protects what makes our town special, and ensures every resident feels seen, safe, and included.

Her first term brought big progress: passing the town’s first affordable housing policy, launching new community engagement tools like the Huntersville Hub newsletter and Brew on the Budget, expanding nature access with two new parks, and helping guide major rezoning projects with smart growth strategies and strong conditions.

From championing equity in planning and preservation, to supporting an inaugural PRIDE festival in Huntersville, to making sure your emails actually get answered—Alisia brings heart, integrity, and a vision rooted in everyday people’s needs.

Now she’s ready to keep going.

Together, let’s continue to create a Huntersville that is an enjoyable place to live, honors its history, and embraces the dreams of the people who call it home.

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