About Commissioner Paul Bronson

Paul Bronson, a native of Georgia, was born to the parents of Kenneth and Carita Bronson, and the 3rd of 4 siblings. Paul is currently serving as the Command Inspector General for the Army Reserve Sustainment Command out of Birmingham, AL. He has served over 21 years and continues to effectively serve this nation and community. 

Born in Macon, Ga. he attended Central High School, Georgia Military College, Fort Valley State University, and Wesleyan College. After graduating, he was hand-selected to for the White House Internship Program and later a one-year operational tour with the Joint Staff J-1 Office located at the Pentagon, Washington D.C. under the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Paul has shown time and time again, he is dedicated to service. Employed with the Macon-Bibb County Fire Department, we was assigned to Station 11 on Riverside Drive, were he answered the call to attend many of our families, friends and loved ones in their time of need.  In his free time, he continued to volunteer with local groups like the Mentors Project and civic organizations such as the Rotary Club. He’s a proud Alumni of Leadership Macon operated under the Chamber of Commerce, and founder of the KingsMen Foundation, Inc. who mentors young men. Paul has made it a point to encourage others to give back and get involved. 

Working for families across Middle Georgia, Paul wanted to see more development and incite a sense of urgency, and ran for Mayor of Macon at the age of 25. Of though he didn’t win, he continued to fight and later earned the opportunity in the 2020 election to serve as Commissioner of District 2 under the newly formed Macon-Bibb government.