Incumbent

Pamela Y. White-Colbert

Bibb County Chief Civil & Magistrate Court Judge

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Recent Experience

Bibb County Chief Civil & Magistrate Court Judge
2027 – 2030View Position
Candidate for Bibb County Chief Civil & Magistrate Court JudgeCandidate
2026View Position
Bibb County Chief Civil & Magistrate Court JudgeIncumbent
2023 – 2026View Position
Bibb County Chief Civil & Magistrate Court Judge
2019 – 2023View Position

District information

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About Bibb County Chief Civil & Magistrate Court Judge

Term length: 2023 – 2026

Nearby Officials

Brandon Beach

Georgia State Senate - District 21

DJ

Dwight Jones

Macon-Bibb Water Authority - District 3

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Sharell Lewis

Bibb County State Court Judge - Seat 2

Erica L. Woodford

Bibb County Superior Court Clerk

Rebecca Liles Grist

Bibb County Solicitor General

Paul Bronson

Macon-Bibb County Commission - District 2

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