Abingdon Town Council · Nov 3, 2026
J. Greg
Lilly
J. Greg Lilly is running for Abingdon Town Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 5 candidates are running for 3 seats.
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The race · Town Council
- 01William P. "Bill" Anderson
- 02R. Wayne AustinIncumbent
- 03Olivia C. Bailey
- 04Frank Goodpasture IV
- 05J. Greg LillyYou’re reading
Background
- About
- Published writer, project manager and strategic planning consultant. He has served on municipal commissions and advisory boards in Sedona, Arizona and Williamsburg, Virginia.
- Endorsed by
- Lists endorsements from Jan Hurt, Gay Leonard, Susan E. Lowry, Heidi McElroy, Charlotte L. Parsons and Emmitt Yeary. Greg Lilly campaign site
- Campaign website
- lilly4abingdon.com
On the record: J. Greg Lilly
6 sourced01Tourism and residents1 sourced position
Says tourism includes residents as well as visitors and the town should focus on residents' experiences at events.
Abingdon should welcome our citizens to events and focus on the residents' experiences.”
Own statementGreg Lilly campaign siteLink
02Transparency1 sourced position
Says street closures, utility work, fee and tax changes and ordinance changes should be communicated regularly, and decision making needs more transparency.
Decision making needs more transparency.”
Own statementGreg Lilly campaign siteLink
03Planning1 sourced position
written answer to the League of Women Voters' VOTE411 guide
Proposes a town Strategic Plan to sit alongside the Comprehensive Plan and guide council decisions and spending.
Own statementVOTE411 (League of Women Voters)Link
04Town and county1 sourced position
written answer to the League of Women Voters' VOTE411 guide
Would ask for a public forum where supervisors and council members discuss county funding for town fire services.
Own statementVOTE411 (League of Women Voters)Link
05Housing1 sourced position
written answer to the League of Women Voters' VOTE411 guide
Lists affordable and attainable housing among the issues in his "Four Points for Abingdon's Future."
Own statementVOTE411 (League of Women Voters)Link
06Recycling1 sourced position
written answer to the League of Women Voters' VOTE411 guide
Marked "Support" for exploring a curbside recycling program for Abingdon.
Own statementVOTE411 (League of Women Voters)Link
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