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The Village of North Hodge is a Village located in Jackson Parish in North Louisiana. The village is located about 3 miles from Jonesboro, LA which is the parish seat. The Village is governed by the Lawrason act, which governs Louisiana municipalities that do not have a charter. North Hodge is a proud member of the Louisiana Municipal Association. Louisiana elected officials for the area: Governor Bobby Jindal, Senator Rodney Alexander, Representative Jim Fannin, Police Juror Troy Smith, Mayor Geraldine Causey, Councilmen: Travis Hall, Sarah Fitzpatrick and David D. Womack. The zip code for North Hodge, LA is 71247.

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Your Councilman of North Hodge, LA
David D. Womack

Greetings Friend,

I appreciate that you took time out of your busy schedule to read this. My name is David D. Womack and I am enjoying serving you. I have been a resident of North Hodge for twenty seven years. I grew up here and now my sons Camden David Allen Womack and Spencer Blake Womack are growing up here. My wife Chasity and I care about the well being of this community and I feel I have brought a new point of view to the table.

Background: I graduated from Quitman High School in the year 2000. I have been involved in Future Business Leaders of America and elected by my peers to serve a term as treasurer of the FFA. I have a very good workable knowledge of computers and programming.

I have been married since 2001 to Chasity (Davis) Womack. I have two sons, One is four years old and one is a month old.

I am employed as a well site analyst (commonly known as mud logging) and have been since 2000. Mud logging is an oil field evaluation and monitoring job in which we monitor gas and cuttings coming from the ground during drilling.

In September 2006, thanks to you comming out strong for me, I was elected to serve you as Alderman, Village of North Hodge. In January 2007, at the first official meeting I was chosen by my peers to serve you as Mayor Pro-Tempore.



Too often in politics, large and small, I feel your representation or voice gets lost. Since we can not all go to every town hall meeting, we have to elect three representatives to go to speak for us. I feel that these three alderman hand picked by the people should represent what you want, not a personal agenda. I feel one of the greatest freedoms we have is to vote and I truly believe your vote is your voice.

-David D. Womack
August 2006