I’m Josh Taylor, and I’m running for County Commission in District 4 because I care deeply about the future of Bradley County. This is where my family lives, where I work, and where I serve. I believe local government should be steady, accessible, and focused on doing the job the right way.

For the past several years, I’ve served on the Bradley County School Board representing District 4. That experience has shown me how important good leadership is at the local level and how much the decisions made in county government affect schools, families, and everyday life. It also taught me to ask hard questions, stay focused on priorities, and be accountable to the people I represent.

As a conservative, a Christian pastor, and a small business owner, I understand responsibility and stewardship. My campaign is focused on responsible growth, strong schools, public safety, responsible finances, and infrastructure that keeps up. I’m asking for your support because I’m ready to keep serving District 4 with integrity and common sense.

- Josh Taylor

Bradley County is growing quickly, and we need leadership that plans ahead. I support thoughtful development that protects our neighborhoods, respects property owners, and ensures our services and schools can keep pace.

Smart Growth

Strong Education

Great schools strengthen our entire community. I will continue to support students, teachers, and parents while encouraging accountability and wise use of taxpayer dollars.

Infrastructure That Works

Roads, utilities, and long-term planning are critical as we grow. I support practical improvements that solve real problems without overspending.

Safe communities don’t happen by accident. I will stand behind law enforcement, fire, and EMS to make sure they have the support and resources needed to protect our families.

Public Safety First

Responsible Finances

Every tax dollar matters. I believe in careful budgeting, transparency, and making decisions that protect taxpayers while keeping our county financially stable.

Please reach out!

There’s only so much you can fit on a website or in a social media post, especially when it comes to the real issues facing District 4 and Bradley County. Headlines and short updates don’t always leave room for context, and I don’t believe leadership should be one way communication. If you have questions, concerns, or ideas you want to share, I want to hear them.

I welcome honest conversation and specific feedback, even when we may not agree on every detail. If there’s a problem in your neighborhood, a topic you want to understand better, or something you think county government needs to be paying attention to, please reach out. Send me a message, contact the campaign directly, or stop me when you see me out in the community. I look forward to meeting you, hearing what matters to you, and earning your support on the campaign trail.

You can also stay connected with the campaign on social media. Follow our pages for updates from the trail, upcoming events, and clear information about where I stand on the issues that matter. Share posts, invite friends, and help spread the word. The more we stay connected, the stronger this campaign becomes.

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