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George received a Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering from Cornell University, a law degree from Widener University Wilmington, and Master of Business Administration from Widener University Chester. He is a member of Glynn County's Zoning Rewrite Committee.

George teaches business law at the College of Coastal Georgia. He previously worked as an environmental compliance and legal counsel for the paper industry.

George T. Ragsdale's campaign for Glynn County Commissioner for District 2 is his first entry into politics.

As of March 23, 2024, George T Ragsdale did not have a website or any information online.

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Public Safety

Said, "The growth at Exit 42 and Hwy 99 needs to be planned by the County with citizen input, NOT developers, and then developers can be invited to participate in making that County plan and vision a reality."

- Said, "The growth at Exit 42 and Hwy 99 needs to be planned by the County with citizen input, NOT developers, and then developers can be invited to participate in making that County plan and vision a reality."

Housing & Urban Development

Believes roundabouts are only a solution to traffic congestion if they are "free flowing" and not impeded by nearby traffic lights or stop signs.

- Believes roundabouts are only a solution to traffic congestion if they are "free flowing" and not impeded by nearby traffic lights or stop signs.

Transportation & Infrastructure

George T Ragsdale

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