Quincy Holton
City Councilman
First elected in 1969
- No City levied property taxes since 1986
- State of the Art Recreation and Parks Program that serves the City and the County
- Downtown Streets scapes which improved the traffic flow, beautified the town and gave our people a sense of pride.
- The City Hall which has been built to meet the needs of this municipality for the next century.
Native of Cumming and Forsyth County, born May 30th, 1936. 35 years continuous service as Councilman. Retired from Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation with 40 years service to the company. Councilman Holton and his wife, Shirley have two children, Gary and Nina and five grandchildren, Casie, Courtney, Syndey and Nick.
When asked what message he would like to send to his constituents and those who might visit the city's web site, he responded as follows:
Many good things have been accomplished for our town over the past 30+ years. I feel that our greatest strength is that we work as a team. Sure there are differences of opinion as their should be, but we strive diligently to work out those differences and in the end do what is best for the town and its people.
These are the projects I find to be of long-lasting effect and ones in which I have been directly involved:
I am honored to serve as Councilman, and I will continue to work for the best interest of the people of Cumming.
Quincy Holton Councilman
Mayor
Henry Ford Gravitt
Council Members
Quincy Holton
Lewis Ledbetter
Ralph Perry
John Pugh
Rupert Sexton
City Administrator
Gerald Blackburn
Assistant City Administrator
Steve Bennett
City Clerk
Jeff Honea
