St. Marys City Council Post 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Jerre
Brumbelow

Jerre Brumbelow is running for St. Marys City Council Post 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Kenneth I. Jelley and Artie Jones, Jr..

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Nov 3Election Day

The race · City Council Post 1

  1. 01Jerre BrumbelowYou’re reading
  2. 02Kenneth I. Jelley
  3. 03Artie Jones, Jr.Incumbent
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Background

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Retired superintendent of Cumberland Island National Seashore and National Park Service contracting chief. He is a former chairman of the St. Marys Tree Board.
Campaign website
jerre4stmarys.com

On the record: Jerre Brumbelow

4 sourced
01Flock cameras1 sourced position
  • Says the city's installed license plate cameras should be run under public policies on data collection, retention, sharing and deletion.

    Clear, publicly available policies on data collection, retention, sharing, and deletion”

    Own statementCamden VotesLink

02Growth and development1 sourced position
  • Says St. Marys should grow in a planned way that benefits current residents.

    We need to grow the city in a smart way that benefits the people who already live here while making our community attractive to new residents and small business owners.”

    Own statementCamden VotesLink

03New City Hall cost1 sourced position
  • Says the new City Hall was sold as a $3 million project and now stands at $7 million.

    Sold as $3 million. Now $7 million and counting. Closed doors. Tax increase talk anyway.”

    Own statementBrumbelow for St. Marys City CouncilLink

04Esplanade financing1 sourced position
  • Says the tax allocation district for Esplanade is one the city cannot pay and taxpayers may carry for years.

    A TAD the city cannot pay. Taxpayers may be on the hook for years.”

    Own statementBrumbelow for St. Marys City CouncilLink

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