My name is Jeremy Hensley and I am running for Madison County Commissioner. I am 44 years old. I am a native and lifelong resident of Madison County, and a 1996 graduate of Madison High. I have been married to my wife Amanda for almost 21 years and we have 3 children, Chandler, Harrison, & Whitney. We reside in the Beech Glen Community and attend Arrington Branch Baptist Church. I have been a Service Technician for Frontier Communications for over 16 years.
  I chose to run for this office because I have a deep burden for the future generations and I’m concerned about the direction this county is going. I feel we need conservative common sense leadership at the local level to prevent the things that are happening in the democratic run cities from making their way to Madison County.
  My job allows me to work throughout all communities of Madison County. This also allows me the unique opportunity to interact with many different community members, and recognize that ALL areas of our county need to be heard and recognized. First and foremost I am a Christian. I am not a politician and I’m not going to make any campaign promises, but I do promise that I will not go against the scripture or the constitution.
 One of the most important duties that a county commissioner has is controlling the budget and setting the annual tax rate. We need to spend our money wisely and hold department heads accountable on the money they receive. I will always support our law enforcement and our first responders and will never vote in any way to defund the police. I will support the parents rights of this county and believe that the parents have the God-given right to make decisions for their children. We also need to hire a good, qualified county manager. A county commissioner should never hold both offices of commissioner and county manager at the same time. If elected, I would also like to personally meet and talk to our county’s employees. Talking to them and hearing their concerns on any issues they may have gives a commissioner a better understanding of what these employees face on a day to day basis. I think a commissioner can learn a lot from talking directly with these frontline employees, as well as Madison County’s residents, which will help in making better decisions for our county. My hope would be, if elected, that I would be the peoples' commissioner, the one that everyone would not be afraid to call if they have a need. I would appreciate your support this fall in the general election. WE THE PEOPLE are still in control.

Phone: 828-779-0224

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