“I will be the first to admit that housing wise, we are behind the eight ball,” Woodard said. “We should have done something 10 years ago. I wasn’t here, but everybody that was here tells me they tried, but it didn’t fit in with the plan at that time. Now it does.”
“It’s kind of surreal still. It’s starting to feel more real now, but I am so humbled and honored to even be considered for this position. I hope to fulfill this position the best way that I can.”
Police and secret service escorts are seen going by before squealing tires are heard and the SUV is seen crashing into the median.
The president is expected to visit some of the hardest-hit areas in southern Lee County about 15 miles from Auburn.
