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Wants to implement beautification projects and ensure code enforcement.

- Wants to implement beautification projects and ensure code enforcement.

Public Services

Wants to attract businesses that offer higher wages.

- Plans to cut "wasteful spending."
- Wants to attract businesses that offer higher wages.

Economy

Wants to create science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs to attract college graduates who have attended tech programs. Said, "This will allow the county to offer subsidized office space and grants to help startup computer companies..."

- Wants to create science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs to attract college graduates who have attended tech programs. Said, "This will allow the county to offer subsidized office space and grants to help startup computer companies..."

Education

As of April 23, 2024, Terry Allen Searcy’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Opposes rapid approval of apartments, townhomes, and neighborhoods. Said, "This causes issues with the current infrastructure, making it antiquated and overcrowded."

Said, "I will work with the county attorneys and the Planning and Zoning Board to call for a moratorium on all apartments and townhomes."

Wants to upgrade the county's building codes to "stiffer standards codes" requiring higher quality materials.

Wants to hire more Code Enforcement Officers.

Plans to rid the county of "old, dilapidated homes that should be torn down or remodeled."

- Opposes rapid approval of apartments, townhomes, and neighborhoods. Said, "This causes issues with the current infrastructure, making it antiquated and overcrowded."
- Said, "I will work with the county attorneys and the Planning and Zoning Board to call for a moratorium on all apartments and townhomes."
- Wants to upgrade the county's building codes to "stiffer standards codes" requiring higher quality materials.
- Wants to create affordable housing.
- Wants to hire more Code Enforcement Officers.
- Plans to rid the county of "old, dilapidated homes that should be torn down or remodeled."

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to widen Chapel Hill Road to manage traffic.

- Wants to widen Chapel Hill Road to manage traffic.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Board Member of the City of Douglasville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.

- Board Member of the City of Douglasville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.

As of April 23, 2024, Francisco Xavier Rodriquez Artley did not have a website or any information online.

Board Member of the North Georgia Conference Commission on Race and Relations.

- Board Member of the North Georgia Conference Commission on Race and Relations.

Board Member of the Saddlebrook Homeowners Association.

- Board Member of the Saddlebrook Homeowners Association.

Francisco Xavier Rodriquez Artley

As of April 23, 2024, Martin William Raxton’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to foster a supportive environment for businesses, stimulate economic growth, and attract investment.

Plans to provide state funds and resources to district 3, aiming to foster economic development and increasing job opportunities.

Prioritizes initiatives expanding access to affordable housing.

- Wants to foster a supportive environment for businesses, stimulate economic growth, and attract investment.
- Plans to provide state funds and resources to district 3, aiming to foster economic development and increasing job opportunities.
- Prioritizes initiatives expanding access to affordable housing.

Plans to address safety concerns by improving community policing, such as installing crime prevention programs, and developing partnerships between law enforcement agencies and residents.

- Plans to address safety concerns by improving community policing, such as installing crime prevention programs, and developing partnerships between law enforcement agencies and residents.

Plans to implement policies and programs, that aim to broaden access to safe and affordable housing options.

- Plans to implement policies and programs, that aim to broaden access to safe and affordable housing options.

Martin William Raxton

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