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Corey Ragsdale is a lifelong resident of Cherokee County. He earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a master’s degree in business administration. He lives with his wife, Angela, and their daughter in Cherokee County.

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Corey currently serves as the County Commissioner for Cherokee County District 4 in Georgia. He was first elected in 2019 and is seeking re‑election.

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Corey currently works as a director of business development for Anderson Dahlen Inc., a metal fabrication and equipment integration company, and as founder of The Part Company. He previously worked as a senior business development manager and business development manager at Anderson Dahlen.

Supports the County Office of Economic Development to bring jobs and businesses into the county, adding value to the tax base and lowering the tax burden.

- Supports the County Office of Economic Development to bring jobs and businesses into the county, adding value to the tax base and lowering the tax burden.

Economy

County Breaks Ground on Long-Awaited Woodworth Park

Plans to expand parks and recreation options in District 4, including executing the SW Cherokee Parks and Trails plan and developing additional park sites.

- Plans to expand parks and recreation options in District 4, including executing the SW Cherokee Parks and Trails plan and developing additional park sites.

Public Services

Self-Storage Facility Coming to Southwest Cherokee, GA

Plans to attract developments that are a positive mixture of uses and is pursuing ordinances and regulations to improve housing affordability in the county.

- Plans to attract developments that are a positive mixture of uses and is pursuing ordinances and regulations to improve housing affordability in the county.

Housing & Urban Development

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Supports funding for fire, EMS, the marshal’s Office, and the Sheriff’s Office to help them run smoothly and grow.

- Supports funding for fire, EMS, the marshal’s Office, and the Sheriff’s Office to help them run smoothly and grow.

Public Safety

Plans to use the recently passed TSPLOST resolution to complete necessary road projects as infrastructure struggles to keep up with growth.

- Plans to use the recently passed TSPLOST resolution to complete necessary road projects as infrastructure struggles to keep up with growth.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of March 11, 2026, Corey Ragsdale’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Corey Ragsdale

Corey is a lifelong resident of Cherokee County. He earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a master’s degree in business administration. He lives with his wife, Angela, and their daughter in Cherokee County.

Supports funding for fire, EMS, the Marshal’s Office, and the Sheriff’s Office to help them run smoothly and grow.

- Supports funding for fire, EMS, the Marshal’s Office, and the Sheriff’s Office to help them run smoothly and grow.

Corey currently serves as the County Commissioner for Cherokee County District 4 in Georgia. He was first elected in [year not specified] and is seeking re‑election

Corey currently serves as the County Commissioner for Cherokee County District 4 in Georgia. He was first elected in [year not specified] and is seeking re‑election.

Corey currently works as a director of manufacturing for a custom parts manufacturing company. He has a professional background in engineering and business management.

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- County Commissioners oversee the administrative duties of your county’s government to ensure the safety, comfort, and well-being of county residents.
- County Commissioners are elected to 4-year terms in staggered years. Typically, you only vote for the County Commissioner that represents your county commission district.