Alaina attended the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Georgia State University. She has a bachelor’s degree in public policy from Georgia State University.

Alaina Reaves has a bachelor's degree in policy studies at Georgia State University. 

Alaina is a policy analyst. She works at the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development in Jacksonville, Florida. She previously interned with Congressman John Lewis in Washington, D.C., and at the White House under President Obama.

Alaina is a community organizer. She previously worked as an analyst at the Jacksonville Mayor's Office of Economic Development,

Alaina Reaves’s campaign for Clayton County Commissioner, District 1, is her first run for public office.

Alaina currently serves as a county commissioner for Clayton County. She was first elected in 2024. 

Supports small businesses and wants to use economic development tools to recruit companies for District 1.

Supports small businesses and wants to use economic development tools to recruit companies.

Sought to work with the Office of Community Development to recruit well-paying, quality jobs.

- Supports small businesses and wants to use economic development tools to recruit companies.
- Sought to work with the Office of Community Development to recruit well-paying, quality jobs.

Economy

Supports representing unincorporated communities and creating policies that reflect residents' concerns.

- Supports representing unincorporated communities and creating policies that reflect residents' concerns.

Public Services

Seeks to improve residents' quality of life through a balance of residential and commercial zoning.

- Seeks to improve residents' quality of life through a balance of residential and commercial zoning.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports attracting more grocery stores, recruiting restaurants, and supporting existing local farmers markets to combat the lack of nearby healthy food options.

- Supports attracting more grocery stores, recruiting restaurants, and supporting existing local farmers markets to combat the lack of nearby healthy food options.

Public Safety

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

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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