Commissioner Bradshaw to seek second-term in 2020

HIAWASSEE, Ga. – Towns County Sole Commissioner Cliff Bradshaw informed FetchYourNews Friday, Sept. 27, that he plans to seek a second-term as an elected official. Following a meeting held in Bradshaw’s courthouse office, the commissioner stated that there is more that he hopes to accomplish in future years.

“I plan on running for re-election. I hope to serve another term,” Commissioner Bradshaw said. “There’s more that I’d like to see happen. I want to continue on the path of controlled growth, welcome more tourism, further improve public safety, and continue working with all of the departments to better serve the citizens.”

Bradshaw was elected as Towns County’s commissioner in 2016, securing 53.81% of the votes on the Republican ticket in May’s primary, and 65.84% in November’s general election. No challengers have publicly entered the race for the commissioner’s seat at the time of publication.

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Featured Image: Towns County Sole Commissioner Cliff Bradshaw at a courthouse meeting earlier this year.

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