LaGrange City Council District 2C · Nov 3, 2026
Rollo
Milton
Rollo Milton is running for LaGrange City Council District 2C in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Debra Wooten Ashley, Israel Barsh, Mikquez Berry, Shavaskey Brown, Nathan Gaskin, Tabitha Lewis and Kalitha Reynolds.
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The race · City Council District 2C
- 01Debra Wooten Ashley
- 02Israel Barsh
- 03Mikquez Berry
- 04Shavaskey Brown
- 05Nathan Gaskin
- 06Tabitha Lewis
- 07Rollo MiltonYou’re reading
- 08Kalitha Reynolds
Background
- About
- Large-project coordinator at USIC, which locates underground utility lines for Georgia 811. He graduated from LaGrange High School in 1997.
Eight candidates qualified for the District 2C seat: Debra Wooten Ashley, Israel Barsh, Mikquez Berry, Shavaskey Brown, Nathan Gaskin, Tabitha Lewis, Rollo Milton and Kalitha Reynolds. Troup County
On the record: Rollo Milton
3 sourced01Growth and jobs1 sourced position
as reported by LaGrange Daily News; not a direct quote
Said he supports economic growth, especially in District 2, and wants a grocery store near Hamilton Road and a drugstore for the district's elders.
Own statementLaGrange Daily News · Sep 12, 2026Link
02Town halls1 sourced position
as reported by LaGrange Daily News; not a direct quote
Said he wants to continue the town hall meetings held by District 2 council members.
Own statementLaGrange Daily News · Sep 12, 2026Link
03Housing1 sourced position
as reported by LaGrange Daily News; not a direct quote
Said District 2 needs more people who own their homes rather than rent.
Own statementLaGrange Daily News · Sep 12, 2026Link
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