
J.D. Clark
Wise County, Texas County Judge and President of the National Association of Counties (NACo)
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Jul 9, 2026
The Good Roads Our Counties Need
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As president of the National Association of Counties and Wise County Judge, J.D. Clark is advocating for federal funding for local roads.

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Clark said, as Congress debates a new surface transportation bill, it is time to set funding formulas that reflect needs on the ground.

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Picture a grain elevator in rural Missouri on a harvest morning, a line of loaded semi-snakes back a quarter mile.

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Each loaded truck then travels county roads to reach the rail silo, the barge, and the world market.

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The farmer's margin, already thin, depends on that road holding under 80,000 pounds of corn.