Trey Cleek, county official, small business owner and community advocate, is running for Madison County Trustee for the 2022 election year.
Currently in office as Commissioner at the Madison County Tennessee County Commission, Cleek hopes to continue to give back to the community by serving as Trustee for the upcoming 2022-2026 election cycle.
According to a press release from Tate Cronin – B3 Creative Agency – Trey is a former employee of First Tennessee Bank and ongoing owner of a wealth management company, who hopes to utilize his experience in financial management to continue the legacy of John Newman, the former county trustee for over eleven years.
“I’d be following in good footsteps,” said Cleek. “I want to build on that, I want to continue the good work John has done while in office.”
Participating in numerous local organizations, Cleek currently serves as local treasurer for the Shriners, President Elect for the Jackson Exchange Club, member of the Board of Directors for the Jackson-Madison County Bicentennial, Chairman for the Time Capsule Committee and a fifteen year advocate and supporter of the Jackson-Madison County Library.
Cleek has lived in the Hub City for over thirty years, and he and his wife Carolina, are passionate about helping their community succeed.
Madison County Primary elections begin on May 3, 2022, and is available for all qualified residents. For more information on how to vote, visit the Madison County Election Commission website.
You can contact Trey Cleek at (731)-571-7666 or at [email protected].
(PHOTO: Trey Cleek)
