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Resident urges County to pursue tiny‑home housing, anti‑litter efforts and cybersecurity education
Summary
Cynitra Stewart told commissioners the county should explore tiny‑home communities and other affordable housing options, address litter and beautification, and expand cybersecurity education for seniors, small businesses and low‑income residents vulnerable to online exploitation.
During the public comment period, Cynitra Stewart (founder of Cynitra Information Systems LLC) urged the Board to prioritize affordable housing strategies including tiny‑home communities and programs targeting working families, seniors and veterans. Stewart also raised concerns about litter and community beautification and called for collaborative workforce development efforts and the pursuit of Community Development Block Grant opportunities to support inclusive economic growth across Cleveland County.
Stewart further highlighted the county’s growing digital divide and recommended expanded cybersecurity education for seniors, veterans, small business owners and low‑income residents who may lack access to resources and be vulnerable to cybercrime and online exploitation. She said she is interested in collaborating with local leaders, nonprofits and stakeholders to pursue sustainable funding and program partnerships.
