The Dade County Sentinel, Hartline Enters Race For District 4 Commissioner

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Boyd L. Hartline Jr. attended Dade County High School. He is marred to his wife, Missy and they have one child. He is also a volunteer firefighter and EMT.

Boyd L. Hartline Jr. is a small business owner and welder. He previously worked for Chattanooga Boiler & Tank.

As of May 10, 2024, Boyd L Hartline Jr did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

Said, he plans to "listen to the citizens so that I can better represent them and their wants and needs. I plan to accomplish this by attending public functions within my district and holding regular town hall meetings..."

Plans to be transparent with county citizens so they are aware of county decisions.

- Said, he plans to "listen to the citizens so that I can better represent them and their wants and needs. I plan to accomplish this by attending public functions within my district and holding regular town hall meetings..."
- Plans to be transparent with county citizens so they are aware of county decisions.

Public Services

Said, "I will focus on the healthy growth of our county via businesses and jobs."

Said he will "put a stop to the wasteful spending of citizens’ tax dollars..."

- Said, "I will focus on the healthy growth of our county via businesses and jobs."
- Said he will "put a stop to the wasteful spending of citizens’ tax dollars..."

Economy

Supports funding trade programs and plans to prioritize investing in county youth. 

- Supports funding trade programs and plans to prioritize investing in county youth. 

Education

As of March 19, 2024, Boyd L Hartline Jr did not have a website or any information online.

Public Safety

Housing & Urban Development

Wants focus on finishing uncompleted projects.

- Wants focus on finishing uncompleted projects.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Boyd L Hartline Jr

Boyd L. Hartline Jr. attended Dade County High School. He is marred to his wife, Missy and they have one child, He is also a volunteer firefighter and EMT.

As of April 16, 2024, Boyd L Hartline Jr did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

Said, "I will listen to the citizens so that I can better represent them and their wants and needs. I plan to accomplish this by attending public functions within my district and holding regular town hall meetings so that I can speak with my district and hear the citizens’ concerns."

- Said, "I will listen to the citizens so that I can better represent them and their wants and needs. I plan to accomplish this by attending public functions within my district and holding regular town hall meetings so that I can speak with my district and hear the citizens’ concerns."

- Said, "I will focus on the healthy growth of our county via businesses and jobs."

Believes in funding for trades education.

- Believes in funding for trades education.

As of March 19, 2024, Boyd L Hartline Jr did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

Hartline attended Dade County High School. He is marred to his wife, Missy and they have one child, He is also a volunteer firefighter and EMT

Hartline is a small business owner and welder. Before that he worked for Chattanooga Boiler & Tank.

As of April 15, 2024, Boyd L Hartline Jr did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

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