Incumbent

Thomas "Tom" Phillips

Whitfield County Magistrate - Seat 3

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Whitfield County Magistrate - Seat 3Incumbent
2025 – 2028View Position
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2021 – 2025View Position

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About Whitfield County Magistrate - Seat 3

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

Rod Weaver

Whitfield County Magistrate - Seat 2

Danny W. Sane

Whitfield County Tax Commission

Darren J. Pierce

Whitfield County Sheriff

Chris Griffin

Whitfield County Chief Magistrate

B. "Babs" Bailey

Whitfield County Superior Court Clerk

Scotty Martin

Whitfield County Magistrate - Seat 1

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