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Richard Hoffman
NONPARTISAN
Richard Hoffman is running for Fayetteville City Council Member.
Personal background
Richard Hoffman was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey. He attended St. John’s University. He and his wife, Sarah, have a son and a grandson. He is a former president of the Fayette County Youth Football Association and member of both the Georgia Tire Dealers & Retreaders Association and the Tire Industry Association. He also served as a regional council representative for American Car Care Centers and Tire Pros.
Professional background
Richard is the founder and owner of Hoffman Tire & Alignment. He previously worked at Uniroyal Tire Company.
Political background
Richard is currently a member of the Fayetteville City Council. He was elected in 2018 and is serving his second term. He also serves as mayor pro team. He was elected in 2024.
Economy
Promises to be a "strong voice for trustworthy stewardship of your tax dollars" and to build relationships with companies that want to contribute to the community.
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Public Services
As mayor, built the first-ever brand new City Hall building.
As a city council member, built an 8-acre City Center Park and repurposed the Bus Barn and old high school gymnasium.
As a city council member, added 7 shade structures and upgraded playground equipment at City Center Park.
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Housing & Urban Development
As a county councilman, suggested utilizing an outside consultant to conduct a comprehensive review of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).
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Public Safety
As a city council member, approved 19 new firefighter positions and 10 new police positions.
As a city council member, public safety has seen a pay increase of 40% since 2018.
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Transportation & Infrastructure
As a city council member, worked to create zoning ordinances for the Town at Trilith.
As a city council member, funded the downtown Alleyway project, which is set to be completed in November 2025.
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Energy & the Environment
As mayor, funded a new $19 million wastewater treatment plant to ensure the city meets current compliance standards.
As a city council member, approved the sidewalk repair program and path program.
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