Diane Cook, candidate for Pilot Mountain Town Commissioner

Diane Is Listening.

Before setting priorities, Diane wants to hear from the people who call Pilot Mountain home.

Tell Diane What Matters Most

Meet Diane

“Pilot Mountain is my home, and I want every neighbor to have a voice in shaping its future.”

Diane is a longtime Pilot Mountain resident who believes good decisions start with good listening.

She's running for Town Commissioner because she believes residents deserve a real voice before decisions are made, not after. That's why her first commitment as a candidate is simple: listen first, and let what she hears from her neighbors shape her priorities.

Tell Diane What Matters Most

Before Diane makes promises, she wants to listen. Your answers directly shape her priorities for Pilot Mountain.

  • Anonymous responses welcome
  • Takes about 3–4 minutes
  • No sign-in required
Take the Community Survey

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Survey results will appear here as responses are collected.

What We’re Hearing

Based on conversations with neighbors across Pilot Mountain, these are the priorities Diane is hearing most often. As more residents participate in the community survey, these priorities may continue to evolve.

Community Priority

Responsible Growth

Growing responsibly means protecting Pilot Mountain’s small-town character while planning thoughtfully for the future. Growth should strengthen our community without losing what makes it special.

Community Priority

Open Government

Residents deserve clear communication, honest conversations, and meaningful opportunities to understand and participate in decisions before they are made.

Community Priority

Strong Local Community

Supporting local businesses, maintaining essential infrastructure, and investing in the people who make Pilot Mountain feel like home will always matter.

Listening comes before leadership.

These priorities are a starting point—not the end of the conversation. Every survey response helps shape what comes next.