Honea Path Celebrates 150th Birthday in 2005
Town Staff
Town Council
Fredda Gilmer
Ward Two
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Town Council
Brad Haynes
Ward Three
Town Council
Jerry Taylor
Ward Four
Town Council
Dorothy Evans
Ward Five
Town Council
Ellis Lark
Ward Six
William Hall
Administrator
Beverly Crawford
Clerk / Treasurer
Jimmy King
Town Attorney
Pam Suber
Asst. Clerk /
Judge Assistant
Donnie Cannon
Municipal Judge
Kelly McCuen
Asst. Clerk /
Receptionist
Lollis Meyers
Mayor
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David King
Police Chief
Thomas Brock
Street / Sanitation
Superintendent
Matt McCullough
Water / Sewer
Department
Rusty Burns
Planning and Development
Director
Jason Rhodes
Director Recreation
Tim Pace
Asst. Director
Recreation
Shawn Boseman
Lieutenant
Ralph Callaham
Environmental
Services
Dr. Jimmy Smith
Fire Chief
Honea Path
Precincts Location
Chiquola and Honea Path
Honea Path Middle School
107 Brock Avenue
Barker's Creek and McAdams
Barker's Creek Baptist Church
3207 Highway 252
Friendship
Friendship Fire Station
400 Filter Plant Road
High Point
BHP High School
11000 BHP Highway
Honea Path Celebrates 150th Birthday in 2005
Honea Path Celebrates 150th Birthday in 2005
Town of Honea Path
Honea Path Celebrates 150th Birthday in 2005
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The Honea Path Election Commission is comprised of three members: Ms. Betty H. Mitchell, Mr. Charles "Jim" Campbell, and Mr. Julian Drake, Chairman.
The duties of the committee are to oversee the election for the Town of Honea Path which is made up of three precincts. The precincts are: Town of Honea Path Precinct which will vote at the Honea Path Middle School , Chiquola Precinct which will vote at Honea Path Elementary School. The uniqueness about the town's election is the area covered crosses Anderson and Abbeville County lines.
The town elections are held in November. The Mayor and Council are elected on staggered terms every four years.
For the Town of Honea Path elections - the books are open for two weeks in mid-August for candidates to file. The names are then certified by the state election commission and placed on the ballot for November. Elected officials take office the first council meeting after the election in November.