Keli Ann Gambrill has a bachelor 27s degree in accounting. She attends First Presbyterian Church in Marietta.

Keli Ann Gambrill has a bachelor's degree in accounting. She attends First Presbyterian Church in Marietta.

Keli has served on the Cobb County Planning Commission.

Keli currently serves on the Cobb County Planning Commission. 

Believes in no debt increases without referendum.

Believes in focusing funding on state-mandated services.

- Believes in fiscal responsibility.
- Believes in no debt increases without referendum.
- Believes in focusing funding on state-mandated services.

Economy

As of March 11, 2026, Keli Ann Gambrill’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

Supports protecting the "rural character" of West Cobb and upholding the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.

Supports developing homes with less square footage to bring a variety of housing options for affordability purposes.

Supports meeting with developers and homeowners to discuss challenges prior to hearings.

- Supports protecting the "rural character" of West Cobb and upholding the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
- Supports developing homes with less square footage to bring a variety of housing options for affordability purposes.
- Supports meeting with developers and homeowners to discuss challenges prior to hearings.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Supported improving pedestrian safety by using funds to realign traffic lanes and install flashing beacons.

- Supported improving pedestrian safety by using funds to realign traffic lanes and install flashing beacons.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Keli Ann Gambrill

Believes Cobb County's housing costs exceed the affordable threshold, burdening taxpayers, and opposes additional special fees.

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