Joe Campbell has lived in Peachtree City since 2018. He is married and has two sons.

Joe worked at Disney for 30 years. The last role he served in was Resort Development Leader. 

Plans to engage with commercial property owners to address rapid rent increases that threaten small businesses.

Plans to form a small business listening forum to regularly hear and represent small business owners' perspectives.

Plans to prioritize reinvesting in vacant or underperforming spaces to revitalize commerce without unnecessary expansion.

- Plans to engage with commercial property owners to address rapid rent increases that threaten small businesses.
- Plans to form a small business listening forum to regularly hear and represent small business owners' perspectives.
- Plans to prioritize reinvesting in vacant or underperforming spaces to revitalize commerce without unnecessary expansion.

Economy

Supports maintaining and expanding green spaces in new developments, reinforcing the Village concept in zoning guidelines, and believes green spaces promote recreation, improve air quality, and protect property values.

Supports maintaining and expanding green spaces in new developments, to promote recreation, improve air quality, and protect property values.

Supports partnering with organizations to enhance green spaces and expand multi-generational recreation options, including safe evening activities for teens, more daycare facilities, and indoor recreation spaces.

Supports expanding multi-generational recreation options, including safe evening activities for teens, more daycare facilities, and indoor recreation spaces.

- Supports maintaining and expanding green spaces in new developments, to promote recreation, improve air quality, and protect property values.
- Supports expanding multi-generational recreation options, including safe evening activities for teens, more daycare facilities, and indoor recreation spaces.

Public Services

Supports "smart growth" in Peachtree City, ensuring commercial developments enhance the Village concept and protect the community's small-town character while allowing for economic growth.

Supports "smart growth" in Peachtree City, ensuring commercial developments protect the community's small-town character while allowing for economic growth.

- Supports "smart growth" in Peachtree City, ensuring commercial developments protect the community's small-town character while allowing for economic growth.

Housing & Urban Development

Believes in enhancing safety on city cart paths by enforcing speed limits and safe driving rules, and supports programs like Golf Cart Drivers Ed for unlicensed drivers to reduce accidents and maintain enjoyment for all ages.

Believes in improving safety on city cart paths by enforcing speed limits and safe driving rules, and supports programs like Golf Cart Drivers Ed for unlicensed drivers.

- Believes in improving safety on city cart paths by enforcing speed limits and safe driving rules, and supports programs like Golf Cart Drivers Ed for unlicensed drivers.

Public Safety

Supports implementing light synchronization along congested corridors to improve traffic flow, reduce idling, lower emissions, and enhance travel predictability.

Supports implementing light synchronization along congested corridors to improve traffic flow.

Plans to limit residential neighborhoods being used as traffic cut-throughs to ensure safety and protect the village feel.

Supports enhancing path safety by widening lanes, adding convex mirrors, and speeding up hazard repairs.

Supports improving road safety by widening lanes, adding convex mirrors, and speeding up hazard repairs.

- Supports implementing light synchronization along congested corridors to improve traffic flow.
- Plans to limit residential neighborhoods being used as traffic cut-throughs to ensure safety and protect the village feel.
- Supports improving road safety by widening lanes, adding convex mirrors, and speeding up hazard repairs.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of September 3, 2025, Joe Campbell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Staff Directory • Clint Holland

Clint Holland is from Rhode Island. He has a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, a master's degree in business administration, and a PhD in environmental engineering. He lives with his wife, Ann, and their daughter, Caitlin, in Peachtree City. He is a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church.

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Clint is a water treatment consultant for Holland Resources. He previously worked as a manager for Neo Water Treatment, area manager for SUEZ Water Technologies, and vice president for Waterco USA.

Clint Holland announces his run for Peachtree City Council Post 3 ...

Holland Announces PTC Post 3 Re-election Campaign | Government

Clint is currently a member of the Peachtree City Council, representing Post 3. He was elected in 2022 and is serving his first term. He is currently Mayor Pro Tem.

Plans to reduce city property taxes by significantly lowering the millage rate.

- Plans to reduce city property taxes by significantly lowering the millage rate.

Supports repurposing existing venues to create more recreation areas.

- Supports repurposing existing venues to create more recreation areas.

Opposes urbanization, mixed-use development, and high-rise apartments in Peachtree City.

- Opposes urbanization, mixed-use development, and high-rise apartments in Peachtree City.

Supports providing police and first responders with good compensation, up-to-date equipment, and the best safety equipment available.

- Supports providing police and first responders with good compensation, up-to-date equipment, and the best safety equipment available.

Plans to work with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GA DOT) to improve the 54/74 intersection.

- Plans to work with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GA DOT) to improve the 54/74 intersection.

As of September 3, 2025, Clint Holland did not have a website or any information online.

Clint Holland

Clint is currently a member of the Peachtree City Council, representing Post 3. He was elected in 2022 and is serving his first term. 

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- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
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