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Dwights Jones is the Chairman and CEO of the Charles H. Jones Family Foundation. He received a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, Finance and Management from the University of Georgia. He resides in Macon.

Dwight Jones serves as the President and CEO of Ocmulgee Fields. He also works as the manager of Beechwood, Closaway Services, and Nassau South Realty. He is a Pro Staff member of Lethal Products, Hoyt Archery Rep, and Jebb's Chokes.

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Dwight Jones is currently serving on the Water Authority Board in Bibb County and is seeking re-election. He has served as the Vice Chair of the Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority since 2017.

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Said, "Strong water infrastructure supports strong economic growth... I'm proud to have played a part in bringing 1,000+ new jobs to Macon-Bibb over the past four years."

Supports lowering the cost of public water usage and cleaner water for the county.

- Said, "Strong water infrastructure supports strong economic growth... I'm proud to have played a part in bringing 1,000+ new jobs to Macon-Bibb over the past four years."
- Supports lowering the cost of public water usage and cleaner water for the county.

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

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Dwight Jones

Tanteneya attended Valdosta State University Alumni and the University of Phoenix Alumni. She is Christian. 

As of May 11, 2024, Tanteneya Harpe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to address the management of stormwater.

- Plans to address the management of stormwater.

Believes "it is the responsibility of the Macon Water Authority to provide healthy drinking water, to collect and treat wastewater for reuse, to monitor and maintain the sewer infrastructure, and to protect the environment from sewage overflows and spills."

- Believes "it is the responsibility of the Macon Water Authority to provide healthy drinking water, to collect and treat wastewater for reuse, to monitor and maintain the sewer infrastructure, and to protect the environment from sewage overflows and spills."

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- Water authority boards are in charge of the county's water and wastewater systems. 
- They are responsible for reading meters, maintaining the system, serving customers, coordinating with county planning and building inspection, and developing the sewer system.
- They bill, collect payment, and provide services for all water and sewer services throughout the county. 