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County Commission Chairman
County Commission Chairman
George Awuku
George Awuku
Revitalization of Gwinnett Place Mall Area
Gwinnett needs transportation solutions to meets the needs of all of Gwinnett’s residents.
Public-private initiatives to bolster infrastructure.
Boost Community Engagement
George Awuku was born in the Western African nation of Ghana to a successful businessman, engineer in Gwinnett for over 20 years, and High School teacher. George epitomizes the American immigrant fulfilling the American Dream.
Marcia L. Neaton
Marcia L. Neaton
Experience
Interactive College of Technology, Accounting Instructor (2012 - Present)
Financial Mechanics, Owner (1991 - Present)
Gwinnett County, Commissioner (2000 - 2004)
Plans
Revise planning department codes to allow for more flexibility
Develop a more workable transportation system
Implement zero-based budgeting and maintian AAA bond rating (do not defauly on loans)
David Post
David Post
Support public safety officers and keep Gwinnett secure
Bolster preexisting local business and incentivize creation of new businesses/ growth
Revitalize economically depressed areas
Promote community engagement in the civic process
David has been a sworn officer for 48 years and a successful security consultant. He has 51 years of experience working with businesses (small local merchants to Fortune 500 companies) to improve their security, morale, and productivity.
County Commissioner District 1
County Commissioner District 1
Laurie McLane
Laurie McLane
Work with stake-holders to find cost-effective transportation solutions
Promote professional and private sector economic development and growth
Grow investments in resource and innovation provisions increase with the population
Increase access to social services for general public
Maintain Gwinnett's AAA (top) rating in loan credibility and oppose unnecessary spending
Having operated her own small business in Gwinnett since 1996, Laurie also appreciates the value of every hard-earned dollar, especially when the money comes from taxpayers. Importantly, with a 35-year career in public accounting and a master’s degree in Taxation, she delivers the expertise to achieve big goals while balancing financial constraints.
Jacqueline Tseng
Jacqueline Tseng
Fiscal Conservative and promote balanced, non-frivolous budget
Opposing additional property tax increases for Gwinnett residents
Improve Gwinnett's traffic congestion by expediting SPLOST projects and gain state/federal funding for infrastructure
Prioritize single-family housing over dense, multi-family zonings
Jacqueline and her husband, Louis, have been residents of Gwinnett County for 20 years, where they live with their son, Benjamin. A graduate of Georgia State University, Jacqueline has had a long and successful career both in the public and private sectors, including the Georgia Department of Human Resources, the Employees’ Retirement System of Georgia, health care systems, and real estate.
County Commissioner District 3
County Commissioner District 3
Ben Archer
Ben Archer
Ben is a Christian and member of Ebenezer Baptist Church. He's been married to his wife for ~19 years and we have three wonderful children, all who have and will continue to attend Gwinnett Co. public schools. Ben has also participated in the activities below.
Volunteering at his childrens’ schools and teaching Sunday School and VBS
Participating on the steering committee for the layout and design of the Harbins Park and founding member of the Archer Athletic Association
Appointed to the committee for 2040 Unified Plan for Gwinnett County (mapping of the 20 year plan for Gwinnett County)
Presently serving on the Gwinnett County Planning Commission Board
Matt DeReimer
Matt DeReimer
Remain committed to Christian faith as guiding compass for policy
Prioritize public safety (Police, Fire, Sherriff’s Office, Corrections, and Georgia State Patrol.)
Support business growth, especially for small business
Raising awareness by communicating programs and options through Gwinnett's Department of Community Service.
Cost-Effective and Efficient improvements for Gwinnett's existing infrastructure
Invest in new infrastructure
Matthew “Matt” DeReimer was born in Duluth, Georgia at Joan Glancy Hospital. Matt was raised in that home with his two younger brothers. Matt now manages the daily logistics, customer service, and finances of their small business. Matt and his wife Abby have been married for 12 years and have two sons together. Their family has been faithful members of 12Stone Church in Lawrenceville for more than 11 years, where they also volunteer with the middle school student ministry.
Kim Walker
Kim Walker
Growth in Community Service Programs
Support Public Safety
Look at Traffic Issues/Growth
Keep Economy Stable and Growing
Efficient and Sustainable Development
Forward-Thinking
Open Communication with Residents
Kim is a fiscal conservative who believes in accountability, transparency and availability from elected officials entrusted with making decisions that affect many people. She's been married for 23 years to Myron Walker, who serves as Assistant Chief of Police in Lawrenceville. Myron and I are blessed with two wonderful daughters, Madison and Emma-Rose.
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