Houston County, Ala — Another candidate is stepping into the race for Houston County Commissioner in District 1, setting up a challenge to the current officeholder.
Jeffrey Williams announced his candidacy to WDNews as a Republican, aiming to unseat current District 1 Commissioner James Curtis Harvey Jr.
Williams said he brings decades of experience in public service, including 27 years in law enforcement with the State of Florida. He later worked in corporate security and currently serves in management within the agriculture industry while also operating as a poultry farmer.
Williams said his campaign will focus on accountability, service, and being present for the people of District 1.
“I believe Houston County deserves a commissioner who listens, shows up, and works for the people—not for politics,” Williams said.
He added that after four terms under the current commissioner, he believes the district is ready for a change.
Williams, a longtime Houston County resident, is also an active member of First Baptist Church of Headland. He and his wife, Keisha, have one daughter and are expecting their first grandchild this summer.
“I would be honored to earn your support and your trust. Please vote on May 19.”
