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Sonya D Ofchus
DEMOCRAT
Sonya D Ofchus is running for Fulton County Commissioner, District 4, Democratic Primary.
Personal background
Sonya is from Peoplestown. She received her bachelor's in criminology from St. Leo University, She lives in Grant Park with her husband, Kevin, and they have two children and four grandchildren.
Professional background
Sonya owns and operates L'Amour Chic, a provider of private suites for beauty and wellness professionals. She previously worked as a US postal inspector, a special agent for the U.S. Department of Education, a probation officer, and police investigator and police officer for the City of Atlanta.
Political background
Sonya D Ofchus previously ran for the Atlanta City Council At-large Post 2 in 2021, but did not win.
Public Services
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Economy
Wants to promote business growth and job creation.
Said, "I will enhance government transparency to ensure your tax dollars are spent efficiently on intended services."
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Education
Wants to have awareness campaigns in schools to teach youth about the consequences of violence and the importance of non-violent alternatives.
Supports reading enrichment programs and adding summer childhood learning centers.
Said, "Starting early for our youth is the answer to a lot of the issues we are having with our youth. Just going to school during the school year is not enough."
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Public Safety
Plans to introduce conflict resolution and interpersonal skills training to help youth manage conflicts peacefully tp reduce the likelihood of using violence.
Advocates for legislation that prevents minors and people with a history of violence to get guns.
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Housing & Urban Development
Wants to create more housing choices for families.
Believes the city should help with relocation when tenants are displaced.
Proposes that developers are required to pay a fee for new commercial development and use those revenues to fund construction of affordable housing.
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Transportation & Infrastructure
Advocates for land use policies that encourage mixed-use development.
Plans to install more crosswalks, extend pedestrian crossing times, create bus rapid transit lanes, reallocate vehicle space to bike lanes, introduce traffic calming and speed reduction measures.
Believes a transit-oriented approach will reduce car dependency by locating housing, jobs, resreations, sercices, and recreating in walk-friendly spaces with public transportation.
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