Jeremy Sellers for Harrah City Council

06/17/2026

Super excited about the next iteration of crosswalks in Harrah. These strips are reflective and should last years. City plans to initially install these around all schools in Harrah before the school years starts. Promise made, promise kept!

04/07/2026

It’s been an interesting final 24 hours.
I’ve seen the comments, the questions, and even a few attempts to pull the conversation off track.

That’s part of it—but I’ve stayed focused on what matters: the future of our community.

We’re almost at the finish line.
If you haven’t voted yet, polls close at 7. Make your voice heard.

04/07/2026

Polls are open! If you’ve been following along, I would appreciate your vote.

04/07/2026

No vote = No voice

04/07/2026

No vote = no voice

04/06/2026

Let’s not make this the norm.

Growth with a plan.

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

Every councilor should have an agenda, and it should be for the people.

Electing someone with no agenda, or no plan, sets us back.

04/06/2026

I’ve noticed something lately that doesn’t sit right with me.

When direct questions get asked about our city, the response is sometimes, “let’s take that offline” or “we can talk privately.”

I don’t think that’s how it should work.

If it affects our roads, our schools, or our future, the answers shouldn’t be behind closed doors—they should be shared publicly so everyone can hear them.

That’s the standard I believe in.

So let me ask you this:

Do you think candidates should answer questions publicly, or is it okay to handle those conversations privately?