D’Jaris earned a bachelor's degree from Johnson C. Smith University and a master's degree from Tulane University. She is a wife and a mother.

D’Jaris's professional background is in human resources.

D'Jaris's campaign for South Fulton City Council Member, District 2 is her first entry into politics.

Supports commercial corridor revitalization grants for specific areas.

Supports enhancing the District 2 Business Development Pitch Deck to attract essential businesses like grocery stores and healthcare providers.

Supports launching workforce programs for seniors and youth by partnering with local businesses and trade unions.

- Supports commercial corridor revitalization grants for specific areas.
- Supports enhancing the District 2 Business Development Pitch Deck to attract essential businesses like grocery stores and healthcare providers.
- Supports launching workforce programs for seniors and youth by partnering with local businesses and trade unions.

Economy

Supports implementing a stronger Oversight Committee to monitor city hiring practices, vendor contracts, and budget allocations.

Supports a public-facing dashboard that tracks how and where funds are allocated, providing residents with real-time visibility into city spending and outcomes.

Supports creating a dashboard that tracks how and where funds are allocated, providing residents with real-time visibility into city spending and outcomes.

- Supports implementing a stronger Oversight Committee to monitor city hiring practices, vendor contracts, and budget allocations.
- Supports creating a dashboard that tracks how and where funds are allocated, providing residents with real-time visibility into city spending and outcomes.

Public Services

Supports including affordable, senior-friendly housing with walkability and access to transit in new developments.

Supports a Home Repair Mini-Grant Program to assist seniors and longtime residents with plumbing, roofing, and safety needs.

- Supports including affordable, senior-friendly housing with walkability and access to transit in new developments.
- Supports a Home Repair Mini-Grant Program to assist seniors and longtime residents with plumbing, roofing, and safety needs.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to partner with police and neighborhood watch leaders to continue proactive safety strategies without over-policing.

Plans to partner with police and neighborhood watch leaders to continue proactive safety strategies without "over-policing."

- Plans to partner with police and neighborhood watch leaders to continue proactive safety strategies without "over-policing."

Public Safety

Supports funding to enhance streetlights, crosswalks, sidewalks, and ADA ramps, particularly near schools, parks, and senior communities, and advocates for smart traffic solutions like roundabouts to reduce congestion and protect pedestrians.

Plans to secure funding to enhance streetlights, crosswalks, sidewalks, and ADA ramps, particularly near schools, parks, and senior communities.

Supports "smart traffic solutions like roundabouts to ease congestion."

- Plans to secure funding to enhance streetlights, crosswalks, sidewalks, and ADA ramps, particularly near schools, parks, and senior communities.
- Supports "smart traffic solutions like roundabouts to ease congestion."

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of October 9, 2025, D’jaris Glasco’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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D’jaris Glasco

D’Jaris Glasco is a proud resident of South Fulton who understands both the promise and responsibility of public service. Her decision to run for City Council in District 2 is rooted in personal experience and professional insight. As a caregiver to her elderly grandmother, D’Jaris saw firsthand the critical gaps in services and infrastructure that affect seniors and working families. That experience shaped her belief that leadership must be transparent, action-oriented, and community-driven.

D’Jaris brings over a decade of experience as a trusted strategic advisor to senior executives at Fortune 500 companies. With a deep background in human resources, organizational development, and employment law, she has successfully led complex change initiatives, implemented workforce strategies, and built systems that prioritize accountability and results. A proud graduate of Johnson C. Smith University and holder of a Master of Jurisprudence in Employment Law from Tulane Law School, D’Jaris combines academic excellence with practical expertise.

She believes South Fulton is at a pivotal moment and needs leadership that can translate vision into real progress. Her focus includes strengthening public infrastructure, attracting responsible economic investment, creating workforce opportunities for both youth and seniors, and restoring trust in local government through open communication and fiscal oversight. In addition to her corporate career, D’Jaris has spent years serving the community. She has mentored youth, coached debate teams, supported senior advocacy programs, and worked alongside families and caregivers to create lasting impact. Her service is consistent, her leadership is proven, and her heart remains with the people.

D’Jaris Glasco is a mother, a wife, a caregiver, and a builder. She is ready to serve District 2 with bold leadership rooted in transparency, equity, and action and she is fully committed to moving South Fulton forward.

D’Jaris brings over a decade of experience as a trusted strategic advisor to senior executives at Fortune 500 companies. With a deep background in human resources, organizational development, and employment law, she has successfully led complex change initiatives, implemented workforce strategies, and built systems that prioritize accountability and results.

Supports publishing monthly council reports with key votes, budget updates, and upcoming issues.

As of October 9, 2025, D’jaris Glasco did not have a website or any information online.

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