2026 Georgia General Election

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Economy

MENTAL WELLNESS

Build a Healthier Community Promote mental-health education, wellness programs, social connection, and prevention—not just crisis response. 
Promote senior, youth and community mental wellness by addressing isolation, grief, caregiver stress, mobility barriers, and opportunities for social connection. 
Expand awareness of mental health resources available to Doraville residents, especially services for youth, seniors, young adults, families, veterans, and individuals experiencing homelessness.

Tammi for Doraville

Build a Healthier Community Promote mental-health education, wellness programs, social connection, and prevention—not just crisis response. 
Promote senior, youth and community mental wellness by addressing isolation, grief, caregiver stress, mobility barriers, and opportunities for social connection. 
Expand awareness of mental health resources available to Doraville residents, especially services for youth, seniors, young adults, families, veterans, and individuals experiencing homelessness.

Promotes mental-health education, wellness programs, social connection, and prevention rather than focusing only on crisis response.

Promotes mental-wellness efforts to address isolation, grief, caregiver stress, mobility barriers, and social connection.

- Promotes mental-health education, wellness programs, social connection, and prevention rather than focusing only on crisis response.
- Promotes mental-wellness efforts to address isolation, grief, caregiver stress, mobility barriers, and social connection.

Public Services

MANAGING GROWTH & REDEVELOPMENT

Support smart, responsible growth that balances economic development with the needs and character of existing neighborhoods. 
Ensure redevelopment projects include meaningful community input and reflect the priorities of Doraville residents. 
Advocate for infrastructure improvements—including roads, sidewalks, drainage, and public spaces—to keep pace with growth. 
Encourage redevelopment that creates jobs, supports local businesses, and preserves Doraville's unique diversity and sense of community.

Supports responsible growth that balances economic development with the needs and character of existing neighborhoods.

- Supports responsible growth that balances economic development with the needs and character of existing neighborhoods.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

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PUBLIC SAFETY & NEIGHBORHOOD QUALITY OF LIFE

Enhancing Traffic and Pedestrian Safety: Improve roadway safety, better lighting, safer crosswalks, and infrastructure improvements that protect pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.

Proposes improvements to roadway safety, lighting, crosswalks, and infrastructure to protect pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.

- Proposes improvements to roadway safety, lighting, crosswalks, and infrastructure to protect pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Tammi Bailey Fults

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & LOCAL BUSINESSES

Grow Without Losing Doraville's Identity — Promote responsible economic development that strengthens Doraville while protecting neighborhoods and quality of life. 
Offer incentives for new downtown development retailers
Revitalize Commercial Areas Transform underutilized and aging properties into vibrant places to work, shop, dine, and gather. 
Attract Quality Investment — Bring new businesses, jobs, and investment that benefit residents and strengthen the City's tax base.

Enhancing Traffic and Pedestrian Safety: Improve roadway safety, better lighting, safer crosswalks, and infrastructure improvements that protect pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. 
Preserving Clean, Attractive, and Livable Neighborhoods: Support beautification efforts, litter prevention, park maintenance, and community partnerships that help maintain pride in Doraville's neighborhoods and public spaces. 
Unhoused: Strengthen partnerships with nonprofits, faith-based organizations, DeKalb County, and regional service providers to address homelessness collaboratively.

COMMUNITY IDENTITY & UNITY

Preserve what makes Doraville unique while embracing the city's future. 
Promote a positive image of Doraville as a welcoming, vibrant, diverse, and forward-thinking city. 
Invest in beautification and placemaking that gives neighborhoods and commercial areas a distinct sense of pride. 
Enhance public spaces and city gateways to create a stronger visual identity and sense of place.

SCHOOLS AND FAMILY RESOURCES

Strengthen collaboration with DeKalb County and community partners to help families navigate and access available programs
Support strong schools and educational opportunities that help Doraville’s children thrive and prepare for their future. 
Support safe, enriching opportunities for children and teens through recreation, athletics, arts, and community programs. 
Create opportunities for youth to be engaged in the community and develop leadership, life, and career skills.

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Preserving Clean, Attractive, and Livable Neighborhoods: Support beautification efforts, litter prevention, park maintenance, and community partnerships that help maintain pride in Doraville's neighborhoods and public spaces. 
Unhoused: Strengthen partnerships with nonprofits, faith-based organizations, DeKalb County, and regional service providers to address homelessness collaboratively.

MANAGING GROWTH & REDEVELOPMENT

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- Proposes improvements to roadway safety, lighting, crosswalks, and infrastructure to protect pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.
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The Doraville Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Women of Doraville, invites women members, non-members, and guests to a special luncheon on Wednesday, September 2 from 11:30 AM–1:30 PM. DCOC Co-Founder and President Tammie Bailey Fults, a candidate for Doraville City Council, will discuss her candidacy, her plans for Doraville, and issues affecting the local business community, followed by an opportunity for meaningful conversation and connection.

Women's Luncheon | Doraville Chamber

A session on "How to Win Government Contracts," which educated women-owned businesses and aspiring business owners on how to secure government contracts, was conducted by presenter Ms. Tammie Bailey-Fults, the Founder and CEO of the National Association of Women-Owned Small Businesses.

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Tammi is the founder and chief executive officer of the National Association of Women-Owned Small Businesses. She also co-founded and serves as president of DCOC.

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Advocates for resources to support economic development for businesses in and around Doraville.

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Formally educated in Psychology and Organizational Leadership from Newcomb College of Tulane University and Mercer University respectively, Ms Bailey-Fults is also certified in Project Management. Originally from New Orleans, LA Tammie has been a resident of Atlanta for more than 30 years.

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Originally from New Orleans, LA Tammie has been a resident of Atlanta for more than 30 years.

Tammi Bailey Fults is originally from New Orleans, Louisiana. She studied psychology at Newcomb College of Tulane University and organizational leadership at Mercer University. She has been a resident of Atlanta for more than 30 years.

Tammie Bailey-Fults , is a Business Procurement Consultant, Entrepreneur, Educator and Speaker. She is the CEO and President of National Association of Women Owned Small Businesses, Inc. (NA W OSB) and NOMACON Solutions . NAW OSB is a national, membership based business organization focused on educating women owned and other small businesses how to navigate in Procurement & Grants.

She has served on several boards, as President and various other positions for HOAs and other Nonprofits organizations. She is the former Co-Publisher of the Smart Woman Atlanta Magazine. 2019 Tammie ran a great campaign for City Council Representative in Doraville, GA.

Tammi works as a business procurement consultant and serves as CEO and president of the National Association of Women Owned Small Businesses, Inc. and NOMACON Solutions. She previously co-published Smart Woman Atlanta Magazine.

She is the former Co-Publisher of the Smart Woman Atlanta Magazine. 2019 Tammie ran a great campaign for City Council Representative in Doraville, GA. While she received 45% of the votes, her opponent won with 55%. Although Tammie did not win the seat, she won favorable support and confidence from a very diverse community that did not know her prior to the campaign.

Tammi previously ran for Doraville City Council in 2019 but did not win.

Supports resources, advocacy, and a shared vision to advance economic development for businesses in and around Doraville.

Formally educated in Psychology and Organizational Leadership from Newcomb College of Tulane University and Mercer University respectively, Ms Bailey-Fults is also certified in Project Management. Originally from New Orleans, LA Tammie has been a resident of Atlanta for more than 30 years. She has been married for 30 years and enjoys traveling, going to the movies, trivia games, dancing and having lively discussions about business & politics.

Tammi Bailey Fults is originally from New Orleans, Louisiana. She studied psychology at Newcomb College of Tulane University and organizational leadership at Mercer University, and is certified in project management. She has been married for 30 years and has lived in Atlanta for more than 30 years.

While Doraville is celebrating 150 years of cityhood this year, three business owners are adding something new to the city and launching its first official chamber of commerce. Tammie Bailey-Fults, CEO and president of the Doraville Chamber of Commerce, formed the non-governmental private entity along with director of legal affairs Danielle C. Brown Dowell and marketing and communications director Michele Palmer, to support the business community as the city enters a new phase of development, stated a press release.

Three women entrepreneurs lead Doraville Chamber of Commerce formation - The Champion Newspaper

In line with the tenets of the organization, events to support women entrepreneurs were held. A "Pink Pages" directory of female-owned businesses was created and disseminated. A session on "How to Win Government Contracts," which educated women-owned businesses and aspiring business owners on how to secure government contracts, was conducted by presenter Ms. Tammie Bailey-Fults, the Founder and CEO of the National Association of Women-Owned Small Businesses.

Tammie has served on several boards, as President and various other positions for HOAs and other Nonprofits organizations. She is the former Co-Publisher of the Smart Woman Atlanta Magazine. 2019 Tammie ran a great campaign for City Council Representative in Doraville, GA. While she received 45% of the votes, her opponent won with 55%. Although Tammie did not win the seat, she won favorable support and confidence from a very diverse community that did not know her prior to the campaign.

Tammi Bailey Fults is CEO and president of the Doraville Chamber of Commerce and founder and CEO of the National Association of Women-Owned Small Businesses. She previously served as co-publisher of Smart Woman Atlanta Magazine.

Three women entrepreneurs lead Doraville Chamber of Commerce ...

Said businesses in and around Doraville need a voice, vision, and resources for economic development.

Believes businesses in and around Doraville need a voice, vision, and resources to support their economic development.

Supports providing businesses in and around Doraville with resources for economic development.

Said that businesses in and around Doraville need a voice, vision, and resources to support their economic development.

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- 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. 

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