Past Results.
As County Commissioner for District 4 since 2013, Commissioner Wright has been part of a long list of making progress for residents of Athens.
Ending fare for public transit for school children, the disabled, and the elderly
Supporting and improving public safety
Affordable housing initiatives
Addressing discriminatory tactics at bars and ongoing improvements for reporting violations
Helping residents and businesses navigate life during and after the COVID-19 pandemic
Future Progress.
When re-elected, Commissioner Wright will be devoted to helping residents of District 4 navigate upcoming challenges.
Protect District 4 neighborhoods with future land use decisions
Protect the current diversity of housing options in the District
Prevent rezoning of our current family zoning in residential areas
Collaboration with the Downtown Development Authority and UGA to keep The Classic City “Classic”
Advocate for residential traffic Improvements and traffic calming
Continued oversight of community needs and American Rescue Plan funding distributions
“The commission will be making big decisions with impending leadership changes over the next four years. Future land use will be defined in the next 3 years affecting the next 20 years of residential housing growth. Downtown development is ongoing and needs a Commissioner with long-time Classic City values to keep our community true to itself.”
-Commissioner Allison Wright
Commissioner Wright meets with concerned business owners at Bottleworks in District 4 to discuss street and traffic improvements
Commissioner Wright and Keep Athens Clarke County Beautiful (KACCB) working to keep our communities litter-free!
Commissioner Wright rings the Chapel Bell on UGA's campus, now a part of District 4
Commissioner Wright and her dog, Ecco, cheer on marathoners in District 4
Commissioner Wright and husband, Gene, at the Rainbow Crosswalk, an art initiative she spearheaded with local community leaders
Commissioner Wright and Josh at the International Town and Gown Association, educating on how to improve Athens-UGA relations.
Commissioner Wright was instrumental in the passage of our local NDO and the formation of the Human Relations Commission (HRC).