Isaiah Hugley Announces Mayoral Candidacy
Hundreds gathered to support former Columbus City Manager Isaiah Hugley as he officially announced his candidacy for mayor on Monday.
Hugley made his announcement nearly five months after being terminated from his position by the city council, citing ongoing issues and lack of leadership.
“With great humility, and unwavering hope, I officially declare my candidacy to be the next mayor of Columbus Georgia,”
Hugley said during his campaign launch, focusing on unity and community needs if elected.
The Columbus City Council voted 7-3 to terminate Hugley from his city manager position on May 27.
- Hugley was cited for ongoing issues within the departments he oversaw.
- He demonstrated a lack of leadership, according to council members.
“There is more to come, you haven’t seen the last of me,”
Hugley told supporters at the time of his firing.
Author's summary: Hugley runs for mayor.