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Christine Hall
NONPARTISAN
Christine Hall is running for City Council Member, Post 3.
Personal background
Christine and her husband George, a veteran of the United States Army, have been residents of Roswell for 30 years, living in both the East and West sides of the city. Their 20-year-old twins, Lauren and Donnie, have attended Roswell North, Crabapple Middle, and Blessed Trinity High School. The Hall family attends St. Peter Chanel Church and participates in the Boy & Girl Scouts.
Christine earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Industrial Relations from Minnesota State University and a Master of Business Administration in Finance from St. Mary’s College.
Professional background
Christine has served on the Georgia PTA State Finance Committee and the HOA board of her neighborhood Chickering. She volunteers with non-profit organizations, such as the Children’s Development Academy (CDA), Clark’s Christmas Kids, St. Baldrick's Foundation, and Pet Rescue.
Christine has over 20 years of experience in financial planning, analysis, and strategy development. She currently works for a professional services firm in various consulting roles, including Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Director of Business Incentives. She previously served as the CFO of the U.S. division of a global technology company.
In the past, she owned and operated a business, Papyrus, in Perimeter Mall and was elected to the Perimeter Mall Tenants Association Board. She also worked as a licensed contractor and designer for a residential remodeling division during her tenure with The Bella Group. While in high school and college, she was a licensed real estate agent and broker.
Political background
Christine Hall has been a member of the Roswell City Council since January 2020. In January 2023, she was elected to serve as Mayor Pro Tem by the Roswell City Council.
Natural Resources & the Environment
Wants to protect the parks and the river of Roswell.
Supports “more tree-lined streets and less clear-cut lots”.
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Housing & Urban Development
As of September 2, 2023, Christine Hall’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Public Safety
Supports “neighborhood and business-friendly solutions, sidewalks and pedestrian connections”.
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Public Services
Wants to ensure that “tax dollars are spent in a fiscally responsible manner”.
As a member of Roswell City Council, she supported an amendment that would make it more difficult for developers to build new apartments unless paired with non-residential uses. She stated that “it will help reduce the costs for people who already own homes in the area by bringing in extra money from sales taxes”.
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Transportation & Infrastructure
Supports the creation of a promenade on Canton Street to make the area more walkable and address safety concerns.
Wants to redevelop commercial corridors with businesses, offices, destination places, retail, and restaurants.
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