Working for You, Investing in Our Community
Help us campaign today for a better tomorrow!
Working for You, Investing in Our Community
Help us campaign today for a better tomorrow!
The Platform
Working for You, Investing in Our Community
- · Infrastructure: Advocate for road repairs, better drainage systems, and improved public facilities.
- · Small Businesses: Implement programs to support local entrepreneurs and attract new businesses to Franklinton.
- · Public Safety: Collaborate with law enforcement to enhance safety measures and ensure prompt emergency services.
- · Education: Partner with schools to provide better resources and support for teachers and students.
- · Community Engagement: Attend regular town meetings and create platforms for residents to voice their concerns and ideas.
Welcome
Steve McCune has been a proud resident of Franklinton for 10 years. He is married to Kendra Foy McCune and they have two children together: Sawyer age 17, and Sinclaire age 15. Kendra’s parents, AW and Sally Foy, have been lifelong residents of Franklinton. Of course, everyone knows Aunt Kimberly, Kendra’s sister. Ste
Background / Experience
More Information
Steve McCune is the President of Intec America Corp which manufactures and distributes various water treatment technologies domestically and abroad. Intec is a 50-year-old company that commercialized NASA research for water sanitation and chlorine free pools. Before Intec, he was the controller for an LSU startup and handled all the financials, stock sales, and day to day operations for International Mezzo Technologies. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in marketing and his MBA in finance from Southeastern Louisiana University.
As a town alderman, Steve McCune will work tirelessly to ensure our community thrives.
COMMUNITY ISSUES
Consent Decree
The town of Franklinton was sued by the United States government for $410,000 and has to amend its zoning ordinance, zoning map, and establish a Fair Housing ordinance
Town Water
Franklinton is located on the edge of the tannin corridor. Tannis are pigments created from decaying vegetation and is the leading contributor to the brown water found in town
Town Park
The State of Louisiana has set aside $295,000 for the equipment to be utilized for a town park. However, an issue with the bid process/acceptance created delays. The estimated project cost is over budget with what the alderman agreed upon in 2023. No location has been agreed upon.
Town Ordinances
The town on Franklinton has not updated the town ordinances in 10 years
Sewage / Drainage
Many homes and businesses in the town have issues with drainage and the sewage lines backing up during heavy rains
Contact Us
Better yet, give me a call
(225)-266-1676
Support Steve for Town Alderman
Hours
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
