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Jeremy Wooldridge has a robust background in public service and community leadership. He holds a bachelor's degree in business administration and a master's in social work from Arkansas State University. Wooldridge has served as Chief Executive Officer of the Crowleyβs Ridge Development Council, where he focused on regional economic growth. He has also held the position of Justice of the Peace for Greene County District 10. Currently, he is in his second term in the Arkansas House of Representatives, where he is the Vice-Chair of the House Public Health, Welfare, and Labor Committee and a member of the House State Agencies and Governmental Affairs Committee. Wooldridge is actively involved in community service, serving on the boards of United Way, Mission Outreach, the NE Fire District, and the Arkansas Community Action Agencies Association.
Jeremy Wooldridge blends a deeply localized approach to economic development with a surprisingly broad engagement in public health and welfare issues. His background in regional economic growth juxtaposes with his legislative focus on public health and welfare, revealing a multifaceted political identity. Wooldridge's active community involvement further underscores his commitment to local governance and service.