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Everett earned an associate's degree in mathematics and computer science from Atlanta Metropolitan State Colllege and a bachelor's degree in organizational leadership from Point University. Everett lives in Macon, Georgia. 

Everett Bernard Slay is owner and CEO of Daddy Gilead LLC. He has previous expereince working at Lowe's Companies, Inc., as a Store Manager of Murphy Oil USA, and as a business ower of Tri-Financial Consultants. 

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This is Everett Bernard Slay's first entry into politics. 

As of June 7, 2025, Everett Bernard Slay did not have a website or any information online.

Public Services

Hopes to support local businesses and create jobs.

- Hopes to support local businesses and create jobs.

Economy

Hopes to work closely with the school board to ensure quality education for all children.

- Hopes to work closely with the school board to ensure quality education for all children.

Education

Hopes to host regular Town Hall Meetings to collaborate on neighborhood safety and build community.

- Hopes to host regular Town Hall Meetings to collaborate on neighborhood safety and build community.

Public Safety

Housing & Urban Development

Proposes installing cameras to prevent illegal trash dumping and bringing back street sweeping.

- Proposes installing cameras to prevent illegal trash dumping and bringing back street sweeping.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Everett Bernard Slay

Melvin graduated from Northeast High School. He attends Unionville Baptist Church.

Melvin works as a youth basketball coach. He is also certified as a basketball official by the Georgia High School Association.

Melvin Flowers (Bibb County Commissioner Board District 3, Georgia, candidate 2024)

This is Melvin "Coach" Flowers's first entry into politics.

Wants to expand recreational opportunities for youth and seniors.

- Wants to expand recreational opportunities for youth and seniors.

Wants to lower property taxes to increase business investments.

Encourages job growth through industrial presence.

- Wants to lower property taxes to increase business investments.
- Encourages job growth through industrial presence.

Proposes providing incentives to students and teachers to improve performance.

- Proposes providing incentives to students and teachers to improve performance.

Plans to address staffing shortages in law enforcement through increased pay for deputies.

Supports creating a gaming district to stop gambling.

- Plans to address staffing shortages in law enforcement through increased pay for deputies.
- Supports creating a gaming district to stop gambling.

Prioritizes expanding housing for developing families and seniors.

- Prioritizes expanding housing for developing families and seniors.

Supports improving cleanliness in the district.

- Supports improving cleanliness in the district.

Melvin "Coach" Flowers

The Macon Newsroom: The Candidates

Stanely earned a bacherlor's degree from Morehouse College. Stanley lives in East Macon, Georgia. Stanley has served as an elder at Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church, Vice President of the Belvedere Manor and Weaver Heights neighborhood assocation, and as chairman of the Macon film commission. 

Stanley is self-employed at Stewart Communications of Macon. He has previous experience working in the mayor's office of workforce development. 

Stanley Stewart ran for Mayor of Macon-Bibb County, Georgia in 2020 but did not win. 

As of June 7, 2025, Stanley Stewart did not have a website or any information online.

Stanley Stewart

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