Forsyth commissioner announces reelection bid

Forsyth County Commissioner Cindy Jones Mills said she’ll seek a second term from north Forsyth’s District 4 in the May 24 Republican primary.

Mills said there are several projects she’d like to see through to completion. During her term, plans have moved forward for construction of two parks on the county’s north side, as well as for the widening of Ga. 400 and the construction of the Ga. 400-Ga. 369 interchange.

Mills was first elected in 2012, beating incumbent Patrick Bell in a runoff.

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