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Retired Army Major Announces Candidacy for Montgomery County Commission
Lekeshia Hicks seeks to represent District 9 with focus on service and accountability
Published on Mar. 4, 2026
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Retired U.S. Army Major Lekeshia Angelique Hicks has announced her candidacy for the Montgomery County Commission in District 9. Hicks, who served as a Human Resources officer, is currently the vice president of Training & Development for Black Clarksville Business Group and is completing her doctorate at Austin Peay State University.
Why it matters
Hicks' military and community leadership experience could bring a new perspective to the Montgomery County Commission, as the district seeks a commissioner focused on long-term planning and accountability in local government.
The details
During her Army career, Hicks led complex personnel operations, managed large-scale budgets, and developed workforce systems across federal operations. She now serves as the vice president of Training & Development for Black Clarksville Business Group and is completing her doctorate, with research focused on workforce policy and education systems.
- Hicks announced her candidacy on March 4, 2026.
The players
Lekeshia Angelique Hicks
A retired U.S. Army major who is running for the Montgomery County Commission in District 9.
What they’re saying
“As someone who has dedicated my career to service, both in uniform and in our community, I understand the responsibility that comes with leadership. I'm running to represent District 9 with preparation, integrity, and a steady focus on the long-term well-being of our county.”
— Lekeshia Angelique Hicks, Candidate for Montgomery County Commission, District 9 (Clarksville Now)
What’s next
Hicks will continue her campaign for the Montgomery County Commission seat in District 9, with the election scheduled for later in 2026.
The takeaway
Hicks' military and community leadership experience could bring a new perspective to the Montgomery County Commission, as the district seeks a commissioner focused on long-term planning and accountability in local government.
