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Corey is from Kennesaw, Georgia. He lives in Cherokee County with his wife and daughter.

Corey attended Southern Polytechnic State University where he earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and Mississippi State University where he earned his master's degree in business administration. Corey is an engineer and small business owner. He founded The Part company, an engineering resources firm.

Corey Ragsdale is currently serving as the Cherokee County District 4 County Commissioner. He was elected in 2018.

Wants to improve transportation and infrastructure by continuing to enforce the County land-use plan used to sustain growth and by making decisions "that allow our infrastructure time to catch up."

- Wants to improve transportation and infrastructure by continuing to enforce the County land-use plan used to sustain growth and by making decisions "that allow our infrastructure time to catch up."

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of April 1, 2022, Corey Ragsdale’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to attract developments that are a "positive mixture of uses that benefit the county."

Wants to "balance residential and commercial developments."

Wants to further economic development efforts to bring jobs into the county.

Wants to continue the SW Cherokee Parks and Trails plan Corey began while serving as Commissioner by expanding additional park sites in District 4.

- Wants to attract developments that are a "positive mixture of uses that benefit the county."
- Wants to "balance residential and commercial developments."
- Wants to further economic development efforts to bring jobs into the county.
- Wants to continue the SW Cherokee Parks and Trails plan Corey began while serving as Commissioner by expanding additional park sites in District 4.

Public Services

Said, "I fully support our public safety departments and want to see them grow!" He provided no further information on this topic.

- Said, "I fully support our public safety departments and want to see them grow!" He provided no further information on this topic.

Public Safety

Said, "I will ensure Cherokee County continues to have one of the lowest tax rates in Georgia." He provided no further information on this topic.

- Said, "I will ensure Cherokee County continues to have one of the lowest tax rates in Georgia." He provided no further information on this topic.

Taxes & Budget

Corey Ragsdale

Katrina lives in Woodstock, Georgia with her husband and three children. Katrina attends Sojourn Community Church.

Katrina has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Baptist College of Florida and a master’s degree in public policy from Georgia State University. She is an event planner and executive assistant. She has worked for the Roswell Mayor's Office, Florida State College, and The Baptist College of Florida.

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Katrina Singletary previously ran for the Georgia House of Representatives in 2020 and did not win.

Wants to create "agreed-upon growth maps that create alignment with what responsible growth looks like and cut down on lawsuits that waste taxpayer money."

- Wants to create "agreed-upon growth maps that create alignment with what responsible growth looks like and cut down on lawsuits that waste taxpayer money."

Supports a county-wide cap on rental housing to limit the number of rentals the Cherokee County housing market can support.

- Supports a county-wide cap on rental housing to limit the number of rentals the Cherokee County housing market can support.

Wants to increase the funding for the Economic Development Department and create relationships with international consolates to bring new businesses to Cherokee County.

- Wants to increase the funding for the Economic Development Department and create relationships with international consolates to bring new businesses to Cherokee County.

As of April 4, 2022, Katrina Singletary’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Katrina Singletary

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Cherokee County Commissioner, District 4, Republican Primary

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