Anthony has lived in Johns Creek for seven years. He is a member of the National Financial Planning Association, the Financial Planning Association of Georgia and the Executive Committee at the Art Institutes. He is a father of three and a grandfather of two.

Anthony has worked in accounting, financial planning and operations.

Anthony Shorter's campaign for city council is his first entry into politics.

Wants to build a town center, protect green space, improve parks and preserve historical sites.

Supports the development of more office space in the area.

Wants to improve living standards and have the latest technology to benefit the local economy.

- Wants to build a town center, protect green space, improve parks and preserve historical sites. 
- Supports the development of more office space in the area.
- Wants to improve living standards and have the latest technology to benefit the local economy.

Public Services

Supports encouraging wearing masks and getting the vaccine but will not support mask mandates.

- Supports encouraging wearing masks and getting the vaccine but will not support mask mandates.

COVID

Wants to promote clean energy standards to save taxpayer money and improve the environment.

Plans to immediately budget extra money to address traffic.

Wants additional funding for parks and recreation.

- Wants to promote clean energy standards to save taxpayer money and improve the environment. 
- Plans to immediately budget extra money to address traffic.
- Wants additional funding for parks and recreation.

City Budget

Supports building more residential high-density homes.

- Supports building more residential high-density homes.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to strengthen the city government's relationship with the police, support community policing and youth police academics and keep pay and benefits for police officers, firefighters and EMTs competitive with other cities in the area.

Plans to "\[keep\] the police department's budget and resources in line with the city's growth."

- Wants to strengthen the city government's relationship with the police, support community policing and youth police academics and keep pay and benefits for police officers, firefighters and EMTs competitive with other cities in the area.
- Plans to "\[keep\] the police department's budget and resources in line with the city's growth."

Public Safety

Plans to develop infrastructure to handle increased traffic and domestic transport.

Wants to improve major intersections to accommodate the city's growth.

- Wants to improve stormwater management. 
- Plans to develop infrastructure to handle increased traffic and domestic transport. 
- Wants to improve major intersections to accommodate the city's growth.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Said, "\[z\]oning is important because it allows the city to manage pedestrian pathways and sidewalks, zoning help preserve property values and regulate the use of land. Johns Creek needs to focus on underdeveloped areas.

- Said, "\[z\]oning is important because it allows the city to manage pedestrian pathways and sidewalks, zoning help preserve property values and regulate the use of land. Johns Creek needs to focus on underdeveloped areas.

Zoning

Anthony Shorter

Bob has a bachelor's degree in science. He and his wife, Shamala, have a son, Nik.

Bob is a software engineer. He previously flew combat jets in the Air Force for 14 years.

Bob Erramilli's campaign for city council is his first entry into politics.

Wants to build a town center without going over budget or raising taxes.

Wants to maintain parks and recreation facilities, including Cauley Creek Park.

- Wants to build a town center without going over budget or raising taxes. 
- Wants to maintain parks and recreation facilities, including Cauley Creek Park.

As of June 6, 2025, Bob Erramilli’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to "keep our streets safe and our schools ... Drug Free."

- Wants to "keep our streets safe and our schools ... Drug Free."

- Wants to improve storm water utilities. 
- Wants to maintain city sidewalks.

Bob Erramilli

Cassandra has a bachelor's degree in religious studies from Beulah Heights University and a certificate in chaplaincy from Fowler Wainwright International. She lives with her husband, Kevin, and she has two children, Ashley and Scottie, and two grandchildren, Amir and Le'di.

Cassandra is Senior Vice President of Confidential Search Solutions, a human resources company. She a member of the DeKalb County Transition Committee. She is an ordained minister.

Cassandra was a member of the DeKalb County Board of Education, representing District 9 at-large. She was chair of the board of two years.

Wants to build a city for everyone and protect businesses, green space, water and people.

- Wants to build a city for everyone and protect businesses, green space, water and people. 
- Wants to build a town center.

As of June 6, 2025, Cassandra Littlejohn’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to develop the city's infrastructure.

- Wants to develop the city's infrastructure.

Cassandra Littlejohn

- City council members work together with the rest of city council to set and implement city policy. 
- City council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city council members in Georgia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 