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Chris received his bachelor's degree at the University of Georgia and a PhD in Management from St. Leo. 

Chris Raiford is a Richmond Hill Planning and Zoning Commissioner. 

As of May 18, 2024, Chris Raiford did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

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

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Said "We live in the fastest growing county in the state, and top 40 fastest growing in the nation.  We have roughly $7 billion dollars being invested by Hyundai and we have a $242 million annual Budget.  These are massive numbers that play a critical role in the development of our community.  We need to collaborate with our local business owners, our community, and our local leaders to try and protect our growth as best we can."

- Said "We live in the fastest growing county in the state, and top 40 fastest growing in the nation.  We have roughly $7 billion dollars being invested by Hyundai and we have a $242 million annual Budget.  These are massive numbers that play a critical role in the development of our community.  We need to collaborate with our local business owners, our community, and our local leaders to try and protect our growth as best we can."

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