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Impact of Current County Commission's Budget
Every citizen needs to consider the impact of the current County Budget on your present and future taxes. With the exception of Commissioner Pfeifer, the Commission proudly points out that the Fiscal Year 2009 budget includes only a modest tax increase ($1,436,280).
Considering current economic conditions, they could have, and should have, tried to decrease taxes. A detailed analysis of the budget reveals disturbing information... More
New Video!
6/29/08 Click here to see Greg talk about Defined Benefit vs. Defined Contribution Plans for county employees. Greg was speaking at the Fayette County Republican Party's Candidate Forum held at the Fayette County Public Library in June. Watch the video
You're Invited
6/22/08 Greg's friends and supporters are invited to join the campaign to watch the election results on Tuesday, July 15th at the Hollingsworth House in Fayetteville. We'll be there early setting up so feel free to stop by if you see our vehicles! The polls close at 7 p.m. and that's generally when most start to arrive. We'll have plenty to eat and drink, plus we'll have computers set up so we can watch the results. We'll be keeping up mainly with Greg's results, but other results will be available (can't help but watch them all, it's so important to our county!). If you plan on coming, please try to let us know so we can prepare adequately. Email janet@gregmdunn.org or give us a call at 770-631-9630 (home).
Letter to the Editor, 6/17/08
Ethics & Open Government
6/17/08 Whatever happened to ethical and open government in Fayette County? When running for office our elected officials always claim that is what they want, but what are we getting from our current County Commission? By now many of you know that our Commissioners violated Georgia’s Open Meetings law and, when the violation became apparent, they covered it up by changing the county’s official records. Only Commissioner Pfeifer fought to get the records to reflect what really happened, but was ignored by the rest of our Commissioners... More (Watch Fox 5 Video re: Citizen Muckraker and Scott Bennett)
Letter to the Editor of the Citizen Newspaper
5/20/08 This letter addresses a front page article in the May 14, 2008 issue of the Citizen newspaper.
Commissioner Robert Horgan suggests that I may have an “ethical issue” with a campaign contribution I received in 2006. He is referring to a $2,000 contribution from attorney Tommy Craig who was instrumental in securing the Federal and State permits for Lake Horton and Lake McIntosh. Mr. Craig is an outstanding attorney who specializes in the complicated and extraordinarily cumbersome processes involved in Federal and State requirements for securing permits to construct reservoirs... More
Fayette County Commission Meetings Referenced in 5/14/08 Citizen Newspaper Article:
The short video above (courtesy of the Fayette Front Page)is provided to illustrate what happened during the County Commission meetings referenced by Commissioner Horgan in an article in the Citizen Newspaper 5/14/08.
What type leaders do we want on our Board of Commissioners?
5/10/08 Shortly after I was elected to the Fayette County Board
of Commissioners we went into Executive Session to discuss a
personnel item. Personnel, real estate acquisition and certain legal
items are the only things elected Boards can discuss in other than
public meetings. No problem! After discussion of the evaluation and
pay status of one individual we slipped into a discussion about
county pay policies in general.
Why I'm running for County Commission... again
5/6/08 After having proudly served 8 years on the Fayette County Board of Commissioners, the last six as Chairman, and being out of elected politics for the last 1 ½ years, many of my friends have asked me why I would do it again. Why not just enjoy life with my fantastic wife, spend more time with my wonderful kids and grandchildren?
It’s somewhat difficult to perfectly put feelings into words, but I’ll try... More
Greg Dunn to Run for County Commission, Post 1
5/2/08 Greg Dunn announced today that he will be a candidate for election to Post 1, Fayette County Board of Commissioners.
He stated, “After considerable observation and analysis of the Board’s actions over the last 1 ½ years, and listening to growing concerns of citizens throughout the county, I feel strongly that some Commissioners, including Post 1 incumbent Robert Horgan, are not serving the best interest of our citizens.”... More