Nelson Announces Candidacy for Brooks Town Council Post 5 | News

Sara is from Brooks. She is a student at Clayton State University, pursuing a degree in English with certification to teach secondary education. She lives in Brooks.

Sara O. Nelson's campaign for Brooks Town Council Post 5 is her first entry into politics.

As of September 3, 2025, Sara O Nelson did not have a website or any information online.

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Believes town government is strongest when it reflects "the many voices that make up the community."

- Believes town government is strongest when it reflects "the many voices that make up the community."

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Sara O Nelson

James Auchincloss

Buket Urgen

Mayor and Council - Brooks, GA

Scott Israel serves as a Town Council Member in Brooks. 

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

BROOKS TOWN COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES, October 21, 2019

Voted in favor the Food Truck Ordinance Revision in 2019, which clarified that town-sponsored events do not require a local permit and established 12-month mobile food truck licenses.

- Voted in favor the Food Truck Ordinance Revision in 2019, which clarified that town-sponsored events do not require a local permit and established 12-month mobile food truck licenses.

Voted in favor of a Sidewalk Improvement Project in 2019, which involved replacing old, non-ADA-compliant sidewalks with safer, better-drained paths.

- Voted in favor of a Sidewalk Improvement Project in 2019, which involved replacing old, non-ADA-compliant sidewalks with safer, better-drained paths.

Voted in favor of the Timber Harvesting Ordinance Update in 2019, which allows timber harvesting on parcels up to 10 acres without a permit while preventing large tracts from being divided into smaller parcels to bypass regulation.

- Voted in favor of the Timber Harvesting Ordinance Update in 2019, which allows timber harvesting on parcels up to 10 acres without a permit while preventing large tracts from being divided into smaller parcels to bypass regulation.

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