Jaha has a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Howard University and a master's degree in oral sciences from the University of Illinois. He lives in Smyrna with his wife and 3 children. 

Jaha is a pediatric dentist and the owner of A+ Pediatric Dentistry of Atlanta. He is also the co-founder of Families Against Racism, a non-profit organization that helps families learn about and work against systemic racism in the United States. 

Jaha V. Howard previously served as a school board member for Cobb County for 4 years. He is currently an appointed member of Cobb's Transit Advisory Board. 

Believes local government should be accessible and not "a private members-only club," and supports simplifying zoning and permitting processes for residents and businesses.

- Believes local government should be accessible and not "a private members-only club," and supports simplifying zoning and permitting processes for residents and businesses.

Public Services

Believes in supporting small businesses and ensuring they train and develop local talent.

- Believes in supporting small businesses and ensuring they train and develop local talent.

Economy

Believes a local government's primary responsibility is ensuring resident safety and plans to secure funding, housing, and resources for first responders, including behavioral health services, to enhance community support.

Believes a local government's main responsibility is ensuring resident safety and plans to secure funding, housing, and resources for first responders, including behavioral health services.

- Believes a local government's main responsibility is ensuring resident safety and plans to secure funding, housing, and resources for first responders, including behavioral health services.

Public Safety

As of February 4, 2025, Jaha V. Howard’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Jaha V. Howard

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