Nick Crawford moved to Clarkston in 2018. 

Nick's campaign for city council is his first run for public office.

Supports identifying and championing grant opportunities to support the Clarkston business community.

- Supports identifying and championing grant opportunities to support the Clarkston business community.

Economy

Supports expanding resources, health, and social programming tailored to seniors.

Supports relocating or expanding City Hall to the city center.

Wants to partner with city staff and community leaders to expand multicultural festivals, art, and public events.

- Supports expanding resources, health, and social programming tailored to seniors.
- Supports relocating or expanding City Hall to the city center.
- Wants to partner with city staff and community leaders to expand multicultural festivals, art, and public events.

Public Services

Supports evaluating annexation, land revitalization, and development opportunities to align with Clarkston’s values and sustainability.

- Supports evaluating annexation, land revitalization, and development opportunities to align with Clarkston’s values and sustainability.

Housing & Urban Development

As of September 3, 2025, Nick Crawford’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Supports collaborating with partners to provide senior transportation and accessible housing options in Clarkston.

Supports expanding greenways and trails to connect neighborhoods.

- Supports collaborating with partners to provide senior transportation and accessible housing options in Clarkston.
- Supports expanding greenways and trails to connect neighborhoods.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Nick Crawford

Nick Crawford moved to Clarkston in 2018. He has a bachelor of arts in religion and philosophy from Emory University and a master of divinity from Yale University. He lives in Clarkston, Georgia.

Nick's campaign for Clarkston City Council Member is his first entry into politics. 

Supports grant and loan programs to help immigrant- and refugee-owned businesses thrive.

Supports revitalization grants that enhance local businesses aesthetically.

Supports housing policies and programs that aim to protect longtime residents.

Supports the Historic Preservation Committee and historical districts to ensure new investment does not uproot longtime residents.

Supports the Parks & Recreation Master Plan, which aims to create more outdoor space for play, recreation, and cultural events.

Plans to work with partners to provide senior transportation and accessible housing options in Clarkston.

Plans to ensure veterans are "honored, supported, and connected to the services they deserve" and to "champion programming that highlights and honors longtime Clarkston seniors."

Supports expanding greenways and trails to connect neighborhoods and improving transit access, sidewalks, and bike lanes.

Plans to partner with city staff and community leaders to expand multicultural festivals, art, and public events.

Plans to identify and support policy opportunities that benefit nonprofit leaders, create spaces for collaboration among nonprofits, and expand access to nonprofit resources.

Supports creating summer jobs and after-school opportunities for youth.

Supports expanding health and social programming for seniors.

Plans to protect longtime residents with housing policies and programs that ensure they remain in the community for generations to come.

Believes development should not displace "the families who built this community."

Supports the Historic Preservation Committee and historical districts to ensure new investment does not displace longtime residents.

Promises to strengthen code enforcement for multi-family complexes and support property owners and tenants in improving quality of life.

Plans to work with MARTA and DeKalb County to improve transit access, sidewalks, and bike lanes.

Wants to explore options to expand or relocate City Hall back to the city center.

Wants to build stronger ties with the Brockett and Ponce communities to plan for shared growth.

Supports expanding greenways and trails to connect Clarkston's neighborhoods.

Supports strengthening collaboration and accountability in code enforcement for multi-family complexes.

Supports affordable housing options and aims to help working families buy homes in Clarkston.

Supports the Historic Preservation Committee and historical districts to prevent new investment from displacing longtime residents.

Wants to ensure veterans are honored, supported, and connected to necessary services.

Supports promoting green space, community gardens, and clean energy initiatives.

As of September 3, 2025, Nick Crawford did not have a website or any information online.

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