CANDIDATE PROFILES: In District 5, Westmoreland seeking a fourth term

Baldwin County Board of Commissioners

Believes the county's 2020 census, which showed a declining population, was incorrect.

- Believes the county's 2020 census, which showed a declining population, was incorrect.

Public Services

As of March 23, 2024, John H. Westmoreland did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

Education

Supported renovating the county courthouse.

- Supported renovating the county courthouse.

Public Safety

Housing & Urban Development

Played a role in replacing 18 miles of water lines and 35 miles of roads.

- Played a role in replacing 18 miles of water lines and 35 miles of roads.

Transportation & Infrastructure

John H. Westmoreland

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Opposes the funding of a waterpark as opposed to an indoor pool facility following a SPLOST (sales tax) referendum calling for an aquatics center to be built.

Opposes the building of a possible waterpark on the site of the old Georgia State Prison, concerned with the possibility of unmarked graves.

- Opposes the funding of a waterpark as opposed to an indoor pool facility following a SPLOST (sales tax) referendum calling for an aquatics center to be built.
- Opposes the building of a possible waterpark on the site of the old Georgia State Prison, concerned with the possibility of unmarked graves.

As of March 23, 2024, Pam Peacock did not have a website.

Throws full support behind law enforcement.

- Throws full support behind law enforcement.

Pam Peacock

Little seeks District 5 county commission seat

As of March 23, 2024, Scott Little did not have a website or any information online.

Supports fiscally conservative financial practices.

- Supports fiscally conservative financial practices.

Scott Little

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