Musselwhite promises an open administration if he’s elected Warner Robins mayor | Elections | Macon.com

WARNER ROBINS — Joe Musselwhite promises that if he’s elected mayor, no one will have to wonder what is happening behind closed doors at City Hall.

“I will have no secrets,” said Musselwhite, who retired as the city’s director of public works to run for mayor. “It’s the people’s business, and we need to treat it as such. The mayor needs to be available and concerned.”

Musselwhite worked 21 years for the city — 19 as public works director. He is a lifelong resident of Warner Robins and a 1972 graduate of Warner Robins High School.

He has taken numerous classes at the University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government, where he earned state and national certification in public works management. He is a licensed building rehabilitation inspector, and he said he has certified training in all aspects of city management.

He said his specialized training and experience are more important than the college degrees most of his opponents hold.

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