to vote against Reagan in 1984 and George Bush in 1988. Statewide elections COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Eric Hinson (District 1) Anthony Viegbesie, PhD (District 2) Kimblin NeSmith, J.D (District 3) Brenda Holt (District 4) Ronterious Green (District 5) LOCAL ELECTED OFFICIALS Sheriff: Morris A. Young Supervisor of Elections: Shirley Green Knight Tax Collector: W. Dale Summerford Property Appraiser: Reginald Cunningham Superintendent of Schools: Elijah Key Transportation Airports Quincy Municipal Airport Major roads Interstate 10 is the main west-to-east interstate highway in the county, and serves as the unofficial dividing line between northern and southern Gadsden County. It contains four interchanges within the county; CR 270A (Exit 166), SR 12 (Exit 174), SR 267 (Exit 181), and US 90 (Exit 192). US 90 was the main west-to-east highway in the county prior to the construction of I-10 in the late 1960s. It runs from the Victory Bridge in Chatahoochee in the northwest, and then southeast through Gretna, Douglas City, and Quincy before finally leaving the county east of Midway into Leon County. US 27 is the sole south-to-north U.S. highway running through the northeastern part of the county. State Road 12 is a west-to-east state highway running from Liberty County in the southwest to Havana in the northeast. It also contains a county extension into Leon County. State Road 65 State Road 159 is a short south to north road connecting US 27 to SR 12 in Havana, with a county extension northwest to Georgia State Route 309 at the Georgia State Line. State Road 267 Railroads Gadsden County has at least four existing railroad lines, three of which are owned by CSX. The first two CSX lines being P&A Subdivision, a line formerly owned by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and the other is the Tallahassee Subdivision, a former Seaboard Air Line Railroad line. These two lines meet in Chatahoochee and served Amtrak's Sunset Limited until it was truncated to New Orleans in 2005 by Hurricane Katrina. A third line is the Apalachicola Northern Railroad, a line that spans as far south as Port St. Joe. The line enters from Liberty County, then crosses SR 12 in Greensboro, runs under I-10, follows CR 268 in Hardaway, and then turns west into Chatahoochee. The fourth line is the third CSX Line, the Bainbridge Subdivision, which runs along the west side of US 27 from Leon County by way of a bridge over