Jeremy Biggs is a candidate for Arlington Alderman Position 6, seeking to continue his service in local government. First elected in September 2017 and re-elected in August 2022, Biggs brings extensive experience in public safety and community development to the role. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Safety and Health from Murray State University and spent fourteen years as a Plant Safety Manager and Division Safety Manager for Cargill Inc. before working as a Senior Safety Consultant for an insurance company. His civic engagement includes six years on the Arlington Parks and Recreation Committee, two years on the Design and Review Committee, and coaching the town’s first Middle School Cross Country team. Biggs moved to Shelby County in 1998 and has resided in Arlington since 2005. He lives with his wife Michelle and their two children, Jackson and Chloe. Outside of his professional and political duties, he enjoys running, reading historical biographies, and traveling to national parks. As a long-time member of Hope Presbyterian Church, Biggs emphasizes his deep roots in the community and his background in safety management as key qualifications for representing Arlington’s interests on the county commission.