Three candidates vie for White Springs council positions
Published 10:00 am Monday, April 10, 2017
- White Springs Mayor Rhett Bullard is one of three candidates vying for two open council seats.
WHITE SPRINGS — White Springs will be holding a town council election on Tuesday, April 25, for two council seats that are up for election, currently held by Rhett Bullard and Tonja Brown.
Other council members are Willie Jefferson, Walter McKenzie and Helen Miller.
Bullard, Brown and Tom Moore are running for the two positions. The Town of White Springs does not have districts so the two with the most votes will win the open seats.
Early voting has begun and will continue until April 24. Voters can vote early at White Springs Town Hall during business hours.
To request an absentee ballot, contact Town Clerk Pam Tomlinson at 386-397-2310.
Votes must be registered Hamilton County voters and reside in the town of White Springs for 12 months preceding the election.
The election will be held at 16811 Spring Street in White Springs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on April 25.
