Garrett Dixon is a lifelong resident of House District 38. Over 160 years ago, Garrett’s family settled in Salem and worked the land and served their local community. A dedicated cotton and peanut farmer, Garrett knows the value of hard work, resilience, and faith… values that make our communities strong.

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Alongside his wife Robin, Garrett is raising the next generation, Chandler Jane and James Cash, with the same values that have guided his family for generations: integrity, service, and commitment to community. He understands the unique challenges facing rural families and small-town life because he lives them every day.

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Garrett isn’t a career politician; he’s one of us. He brings a deep understanding of rural life, family values, and local issues that matter. With a heart for service and a history of stewardship, Garrett Dixon is ready to stand up and be a voice for the district he’s always called home.

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Garrett graduated high school from Smiths Station High School and is a 2014 graduate of Auburn University. He and his family are members of First Baptist Church of Opelika. His wife Robin, is a public school teacher at Smiths Station High School.