Dalton City Councilman Nicky Lama Announces Candidacy For Re-Election

  • Thursday, May 15, 2025

Nicky Lama, current member of the Dalton City Council, has officially announced that he will seek re-election in the upcoming municipal election scheduled for Nov. 4.

“It has been the honor of my life to serve the people of Dalton,” Mr. Lama said. “Over the past year and half, I’ve worked to be a consistent voice for our residents - focused on transparency, responsiveness, and delivering results that matter. I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together, and I’m ready to continue that work.”

His campaign said, "Since first being elected, Nicky has prioritized community engagement, economic growth, and ensuring that the city’s policies reflect the needs and values of Dalton families. He emphasized his continued commitment to making local government more accessible and responsive."

He said, “There is still important work ahead. I’m running for re-election because I believe in the future of Dalton, and I want to keep fighting for the people who call this great city home. I will continue to serve with integrity and excellence - and always be a voice for our citizens on the council.”

Mr. Lama expressed gratitude to all who have supported his efforts so far and stated that he looks forward to earning the community’s support once again this fall. 

His campaign said, "Born and raised in Dalton, and a graduate of Dalton High School, Mr. Lama has strong ties to our hometown and local community. His family's legacy of entrepreneurship runs deep, with his father serving as a general contractor and owner of Dalton Stamp and Coin, his mother as the former owner of Paper Princess, and his beloved grandmother as the owner of Fast Foto."

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