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Dennis Bell seeking seat on Stephens County Board of Commissioners

Dennis Howard Bell is from Eastanollee, Georgia. Dennis lives with his wife, Cherilyn, in Toccoa, Georgia.

Dennis H Bell (Stephens County Sheriff, Georgia, candidate 2024) - Ballotpedia

Bell announces 2024 run for SC Sheriff

Dennis previously served on the Stephens County Commission. He served three terms from 2012 to 2024. Dennis previously ran for Stephens County Sheriff in 2024, but did not win.

Franklin County Sheriff Chief Investigator Dennis Bell Named President of Peace Officers Assn of Georgia

Dennis currently works as the president and executive director for the Peace Officers' Association of Georgia. He previously worked in law enforcement, including as the chief of police for the Comer Police Department, a jailer and dispatcher for the Stephens County Sheriff's Office, and a sheriff's deputy for Stephens County.

As of March 11, 2026, Dennis Howard Bell did not have a website or any information online.

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