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Policy Power House

Kathy Greggs is a decorated U.S. Army Combat Veteran, national policy advocate, and fearless voice for justice. With lived experience and a track record of results, securing $100M in relief funds, fighting for police reform, and defending civil liberties. Kathy knows how to turn advocacy into action.

As your elected official, she’ll expand housing access, ensure community-led public safety, and push for equity across all systems. Her leadership is rooted in service, proven in policy, and driven by purpose. Elect Kathy Greggs and put a trusted fighter, proven leader, and unstoppable change-maker to work for District 7 and the Fayetteville-Cumberland Region.

Economic Development

Rental Assistance and Eviction Prevention

Kathy has fought for rental assistance for individuals facing evictions, especially when the state received $85 million in funds, of which only $15 million was issued to over 300,000 people in need. Her efforts led to guidance to navigate and expedite the process, which minimized mass evictions in Cumberland County.

Fund Disbursement Advocacy

As the Executive Director of this compelling unscripted film, Kathy underscores her determination to secure American Rescue Plan funds, ensuring essential support for Fayetteville’s most vulnerable residents. Through this project, she emphasizes her unwavering commitment to equity, community empowerment, and systemic change. She requested the City of Fayetteville to disburse $40.4 Million and Cumberland County to disburse $65 Million to families in need.

The American Rescue Plan: An opportunity for the City of Fayetteville to support housing and community safety

Thank You Letter to City of Fayetteville Council Members

For More Watch Fayetteville PACT American Rescue Plan Documentary on Amazon Prime

Public Safety

Police Reform and Civil Liberties

Kathy is actively involved in building legislation in North Carolina for police reform. As a lobbyist, she daily protested and sent a complaint to ACLU-NC regarding civil liberties violations of inmates at the Cumberland County Detention Center, particularly when Sheriff Ennis Wright allegedly refused to provide masks and other safety precautions during the 2021 Coronavirus pandemic.

Review Registered Lobbyist Letters

Letter to Natalia Botella

Letter to CC Commissioners about Mental Health Issues in Detention Facility

Letter to US Department of Justice about youth-led constitutional climate change lawsuit,

Racial Justice and Legislative Reforms

She addresses racial injustices and informs the community; implemented veto power for HB805; assisted with the write-up on SB682 on establishing Citizen Review Boards across NC’s 100 counties.

Human Rights Advocate

Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking, Sexual Assault

As the NC Director and Military Liaison for the National Domestic Violence Rally, she presented to the Legislative of Congress in DC on the reauthorization of the Lautenberg Amendment, demanding penalties for military commanders who allow their soldiers to violate protective orders by training with or possessing weapons. She also presented on the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) to encompass a "Violence Against People Act," ensuring all communities, including teenagers experiencing domestic violence, are included.

Advocates Say Abuser Treatment, Military-Civil Law Key In Domestic Violence Fight