
JC Lyle, Wilmington City Council Member
Background
JC Lyle moved to Wilmington in 1996, calling it "love at first sight," and is guided by her upbringing toward a life of service. She recognized housing as the foundation of life, impacting a community's economy, safety, and health. She gained professional expertise in civil engineering before serving 15 years as the CEO of WARM NC, where she secured millions in grants and scaled home repair services to help over 400 families annually, including hurricane survivors. She now works for an affordable housing developer, building homes for those the market has left behind, and is supported by her husband and family.
Forward, Together.
JC Lyle embodies the principles of the Forward Party by prioritizing pragmatic, solution-oriented leadership over partisan politics. Her fifteen years of collaboration with leaders from all political backgrounds on issues like disaster relief and essential housing repairs proves her commitment to getting things done. The Forward movement focuses on finding common ground, using data to drive effective solutions, and building from the bottom up. Her record of delivering measurable, long-term solutions for Wilmington reflects the core Forward value of practical results.
Issues & Advocacy
Councilwoman Lyle's entire professional life centers on the belief that housing is the foundation of life. Her primary focus areas, driven by her subject matter expertise, are:
- Affordable Housing and Development: Using her expertise to overcome obstacles and finance the homes the runaway market has left behind.
- Infrastructure and Resilience: Applying her background in engineering and zoning to ensure responsible subdivision design, strengthen disaster preparedness, and build a resilient community.
- Safety and Health: Addressing the foundational role housing plays in improving community health, safety, and the local economy.
For more information and details about Council Member Lyle's and her platform, visit her campaign website at Elect JC Lyle for Wilmington City Council
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