Jacqueline lives in Houston County. She and her husband have been married for 46 years. They attend Greater Springfield Missionary Baptist Church.

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Jacqueline is a veteran of the United States Air Force. She worked at Robins Air Force Base for 33 years. She also worked as a poll worker and election registration worker for Houston County.

Jacqueline Rozier's campaign for Post 4 County Commissioner for Houston County is her first entry into politics.

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Said, "My goal is to continue to grow the entire county with help from working with other county commissioners; the cities of Warner Robins, Perry, and Centerville; and to include the smaller towns: Clinchfield, Elko, and Henderson."

- Said, "My goal is to continue to grow the entire county with help from working with other county commissioners; the cities of Warner Robins, Perry, and Centerville; and to include the smaller towns: Clinchfield, Elko, and Henderson."

Public Services

Wants to assist housing developments account for expected growth in the area. She provided no specifics on this.

- Wants to assist housing developments account for expected growth in the area. She provided no specifics on this.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to assist with infrastructure development and city planning to account for expected growth in the area. She provided no specifics on this.

- Wants to assist with infrastructure development and city planning to account for expected growth in the area. She provided no specifics on this.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Said that she wants to develop positivity and community support for law enforcement personnel and other first responders.

- Said that she wants to develop positivity and community support for law enforcement personnel and other first responders.

Public Safety

Said, "I will donate Commissioner salary or pay to Houston County Charities, Churches and Non-Profit Organizations."

Wants to work with senior citizens to get them connected with any tax deductions they may be eligible for.

Wants to improve the hiring and retention of county employees.

Wants to get more high school students interested in local government.

- Said, "I will donate Commissioner salary or pay to Houston County Charities, Churches and Non-Profit Organizations."
- Wants to work with senior citizens to get them connected with any tax deductions they may be eligible for.
- Wants to improve the hiring and retention of county employees.
- Wants to get more high school students interested in local government.

Taxes & Budget

Jacqueline "Jackie" Rozier

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Tal is from Warner Robins, Georgia. He has a wife and two children. They live in Warner Robins, Georgia.

Tal is a fourth generation farmer and continues to be a dairy farmer in Houston County. He is a member of the Houston County Board of Planning and Zoning, the Bonaire Community Cemetery Committee and the Georgia Milk Producers Board.

Legacy

Tal Talton's campaign for Post 4 County Commissioner in Houston County is his first entry into politics. However, he is the grandson of Houston County Sherriff Cullen Talton.

Said, "\[I want] Houston County to be a safe, thriving community that it is today; to ensure we have the infrastructure necessary to support the current growth as well as future growth.”

- Said, "\[I want] Houston County to be a safe, thriving community that it is today; to ensure we have the infrastructure necessary to support the current growth as well as future growth.”

As of May 2, 2022, Tal Talton did not have a website or any information online.

As of May 2, 2022, Tal Talton’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Said, "I want to maintain, and it’s going to be done by maintaining a sound, fiscal policy... I think being wise with tax dollars keeps our community moving forward; it helps attract new business and industry into the area."

- Said, "I want to maintain, and it’s going to be done by maintaining a sound, fiscal policy... I think being wise with tax dollars keeps our community moving forward; it helps attract new business and industry into the area."

Tal Talton

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