JOHNSON L 20101006 CCDR EY10

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Wants to extend MARTA public transit options into District 3.

Supports the continued use of SPLOST money to pave and repair roads.

- Wants to extend MARTA public transit options into District 3.
- Supports the continued use of SPLOST money to pave and repair roads.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of March 17, 2022, Larry Johnson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Has a 2035 Plan which allocates land for development of activity centers.

Proposes extended park trails throughout District 3.

Plans to introduce Employment Centers throughout the region designed to connect people to training and jobs.

- Has a 2035 Plan which allocates land for development of activity centers.
- Proposes extended park trails throughout District 3.
- Plans to introduce Employment Centers throughout the region designed to connect people to training and jobs.

Public Services

Wants to encourage healthy and safe lifestyles in DeKalb.

- Wants to encourage healthy and safe lifestyles in DeKalb.

Public Safety

Supports the Business Assistance for Job Tax Credit to promote District 3 as a place for business.

- Supports the Business Assistance for Job Tax Credit to promote District 3 as a place for business.

Taxes & Budget

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Wants to improve waste collection and disposal.

Opposes additional fees that were applied for DeKalb water services in 2007.

Said, "When it comes to the roads, however, they are in the worst shape than I can ever remember."

- Wants to improve waste collection and disposal.
- Opposes additional fees that were applied for DeKalb water services in 2007.
- Said, "When it comes to the roads, however, they are in the worst shape than I can ever remember."

As of March 17, 2022, Andrew Bell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to remove ordinances which prevent bars and restaurants from staying open past 2 a.m.

Wants to introduce more skilled trade education programs.

- Wants to remove ordinances which prevent bars and restaurants from staying open past 2 a.m.
- Wants to introduce more skilled trade education programs.

Supports prosecutors offering more alternative sentences to non-violent offenders.

Wants to effectively decriminalize marijuana possession.

Supports funding treatment programs for people struggling with opioid addiction.

Describes himself as a "protector of the second amendment."

Wants to prevent gang violence by introducing more after school programs.

- Supports prosecutors offering more alternative sentences to non-violent offenders.
- Wants to effectively decriminalize marijuana possession. 
- Supports funding treatment programs for people struggling with opioid addiction. 
- Describes himself as a "protector of the second amendment." 
- Wants to prevent gang violence by introducing more after school programs.

Wants to increase funding for Parks and Recreation.

Said, "Not only do we need to find out why the money isn’t being spent as efficiently as it once was, but we need to find new or better ways to fund proven programs that target our youth."

- Wants to increase funding for Parks and Recreation.
- Said, "Not only do we need to find out why the money isn’t being spent as efficiently as it once was, but we need to find new or better ways to fund proven programs that target our youth."

Andrew Bell

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