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Tiffany S. Taylor attended the Everest Institute. She lives in Athens, Georgia. 

Athens Political Nerd Profile

Tiffany currently serves as a Clarke County Commissioner for District 3. She was elected in 2022 and is serving her first term.

Tiffany currently works as the founder and director of Mothers of Black Sons, a nonprofit.

As of March 11, 2026, Tiffany S Taylor did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

Advocates for community center access and helped secure funding for the Boys and Girls Club to reopen centers in Broadacres and Parkview in August 2023 using American Rescue Plan funding.

- Advocates for community center access and helped secure funding for the Boys and Girls Club to reopen centers in Broadacres and Parkview in August 2023 using American Rescue Plan funding.

Public Services

Opposes market rate housing development, saying she will vote against all new housing that is not priced to be affordable for "working class Athenians."

Secured allocation of 70% of downtown tax allocation district revenue to east Athens in February 2024.

- Opposes market rate housing development, saying she will vote against all new housing that is not priced to be affordable for "working class Athenians."
- Secured allocation of 70% of downtown tax allocation district revenue to east Athens in February 2024.

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Tiffany S Taylor

Tiffany Taylor is originally from Athens, Georgia. 

Tiffany currently serves as County Commissioner for Clarke County Commission District 3. She was first elected in 2022 and is serving her first term.

Tiffany currently works as the founder and director of Mothers of Black Sons, a nonprofit dedicated to the growth and social development of young Black men.


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