The 2022 candidate-forum report introduces Caudle’s professional background: “Jamie Caudle has worked as a farmer his entire life in Anson.” It also quotes him saying, “I’ve got a business here and we don’t plan on going anywhere.”

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Jamie currently works as a farmer in Anson.

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At an October 2022 candidate forum, Caudle said, “We have one of the highest tax rates right here. Industry is going to help take that burden off of the taxpayers,” Caudle said. He added that a commissioner needs to think about the long-term effects of their actions.

Said industrial growth can reduce the tax burden on county taxpayers.

- Said industrial growth can reduce the tax burden on county taxpayers.

Economy

As of April 6, 2026, Jamie Caudle did not have a website or any information online.

Public Services

At Caudle’s request, another commissioner moved to approve the county-wide zoning plan. The subsequent vote was reported as follows: “By a show of hands, Commissioners’ Robert Mims, Jarvis Woodburn, JD Bricken, Jamie Caudle, Priscilla Little-Reed and Lawrence Gatewood all voted in favor of passing the zoning ordinance, officially adopting a county wide zoning plan for Anson County.”

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Voted for adopting a county-wide zoning plan for Anson County.

- Voted for adopting a county-wide zoning plan for Anson County.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

At an October 2022 candidate forum, Caudle said anyone looking to relocate would be concerned about the school system, then stated: “I feel like we’ve made some terrible decisions as a county in the past regarding [water and sewer] and we need to start addressing them now,” Caudle said.

The article reports that Caudle had just voted to increase county water rates by 9%, which would help make infrastructure improvements. He then said: “I just want the citizens to know we are trying to improve the system,” Caudle said. “We got here from decades of no investment into our system, we can’t fix it overnight.”

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Asked about other counties dealing with similar problems, Caudle said: “That was the exact conversation we had with the governor’s office—we’re not the only county that needs infrastructure repairs. We’re not the only county with a 60-year-old infrastructure. I’m not going to say we have a model to follow—but there are other counties that are in a similar situation that we can work together and collaborate to get things to improve,” Caudle said.

Calls for addressing past county water and sewer decisions and improving the water system.

Advocates for collaborating with other counties to improve aging infrastructure.

- Calls for addressing past county water and sewer decisions and improving the water system.
- Advocates for collaborating with other counties to improve aging infrastructure.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Jamie Caudle

As of April 6, 2026, Jamie Caudle’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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He said that he’s strived to project a positive image of Anson County his entire life, even when he started serving as a volunteer fireman at the age of 14 at the Peachland Fire Department, where he continues to serve as volunteer fire chief.

“I dream big in everything that I do,” Caudle said, adding that he wants to bring a younger perspective to the board of commissioners. “As a county commissioner, there’s no exception there.”

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Jamie Caudle serves as volunteer fire chief at the Peachland Fire Department, where he began volunteering as a fireman at age 14.

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Jamie Caudle has worked as a farmer his entire life in Anson.

“I’ve got a business here and we don’t plan on going anywhere,” Caudle said. “That’s why I’m invested in this county and want to make it the best we can.”

Jamie works as a farmer in Anson and owns a business there.

Said attracting industry can reduce the tax burden on county taxpayers.

Committed to helping the school board provide high-quality facilities for Anson County students.

Voted for a county-wide zoning ordinance.

Calls for the county to address past water and sewer decisions.

Jamie Caudle is currently Chairman of the Anson County Board of Commissioners representing District 4. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his first term. He is chair of the board.

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