Blue Ridge, Ga – Ken Gaddis resigned from Blue Ridge City Council on August 15, and the city will hold a special election for his seat.
The reason behind the resignation is he is moving outside of city limits. Gaddis put in his resignation for Aug. 30 because he will move outside of the city on that date.
A special election will be held to fill his seat. The city is currently in the process of filing with the state to hold a special election for his seat. At this time, the city could not provide an exact date to Fetch Your News.
For the time being the city council will consist of four members and the mayor. In the event of a tie vote, the mayor will break the tie.
Fetch Your News will keep you updated as more information becomes available.
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