Dianna Lynn Hil bio

Over seventy-six percent of registered voters DID NOT VOTE in the last elections. I’m Dianna Hill, and I hear your voices demanding a change. Together, we can work to promote an empowered county, holding elected officials, starting with me,  accountable for every day that we are in office.

As a soldier in the United States Army Reserves for 9 years, serving as a Psychological Operations Specialist, I had the honor of serving our nation and I understand what it means to be accountable. Our citizens require transparency and deserve not only to be considered, but motivated and inspired with every decision that comes through our County.

To do this, I must know what the most important asset of this county is-- I do and so do you.  Our most vital asset is our families.

It is the duty of the elected leadership to protect your family’s rights, advocate for their best interests, and promote healthy, productive, and REALISTIC avenues towards progress. I support small business investors, community activism, and economic development at levels that will directly impact our county in a positive and productive way.

As an independent contractor doing business management, bookkeeping, and marketing, I have consulted with real estate investors, home owners, and tenants for various issues from basic needs to multi-million dollar investment opportunities, but I also know first-hand the trials of losing work due to the economic climate.

I have first-hand experience navigating the department of jobs and family services. I’ve stood in line at food pantries, and applied for public assistance through the Home Weatherization and HEAP Programs. I have advocated for everyone from homeless veterans, to abused children, to mentally disabled adults who need to be reconnected to productive lives. I have the courage and experience to make the hard decisions that will empower our families instead of crippling them.

Upon meeting with you and recognizing your concerns, reviewing the practices that have violated your trust in public servants, and appreciating the need for real accountability; I decided to start a grass-roots campaign to provide the kind of leadership that our citizens demand and deserve.