As a boater and an outdoorsman, Kevin Counts understands that our lands and lakes are our most precious resource. Kevin recognizes that we must rebuild and expand our failing infrastructure if we are to meet the needs of the 21st century and protect our environment.

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We must restore or update our water and sewage infrastructure in order to stop untreated wastewater from flowing into our waterways. We must work with electrical providers to responsibly transition to cleaner energy sources and to update our antiquated power grid in order to protect it from malicious cyber-attack and to accommodate our ever-expanding electrical needs.

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Kevin also understands that the state must play a prominent role in rebuilding and protecting our waterfront.  We must develop a partnership with the private sector to ensure that properties like the former McClouth Steel plant are safely remediated and given new life so that all downriver residents can enjoy our beautiful shorelines and waterways.