An honors graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, she earned her masters’ degrees in Business Administration and Public Administration from Keller Graduate School of Management in Atlanta, Georgia.

Commissioner Natalie Hall Named Commission Vice-Chair

Natalie Hall earned a Bachelor of Science in computer information systems and master’s degrees in business administration and public administration from Keller Graduate School of Management.

Vice Chair Hall previously served Fulton County faithfully for 6 years as the Chief of Staff to the late Fulton County District 4 Commissioner Joan P. Garner, and has over 30 years of management experience in the public and private sectors.

Natalie Hall previously served as chief of staff to Fulton County District 4 Commissioner Joan P. Garner.

Hall served as chief of staff to former County Commissioner Joan Garner for six years. Following Garner’s death, Hall won a six-way special election to fill out the rest of Garner’s term. She won the seat for a full term in 2020.

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Natalie won a special election to fill the remainder of a Fulton County Commission term and won the seat for a full term in 2020.

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2026 Georgia General Election

January 08, 2024
Commissioner Hall addresses what residents can expect in 2024 from Fulton County and District 4. Hear more from District 4 Commissioner Natalie Hall. I will ensure that as your county commissioner we continue to attract above livable wage paying jobs, help individuals and families who need a place to call home, increase safety in our neighborhoods, increase access to quality health care, increase affordable housing, and provide access to produce to our neighborhoods that are food deserts.

Commissioner Hall 2024 Year Ahead

Plans to attract jobs that pay above a living wage.

- Plans to attract jobs that pay above a living wage.

Economy

I will ensure that as your county commissioner we continue to attract above livable wage paying jobs, help individuals and families who need a place to call home, increase safety in our neighborhoods, increase access to quality health care, increase affordable housing, and provide access to produce to our neighborhoods that are food deserts.

I will continue to host my annual youth conferences "CEOs of Tomorrow" which is an innovative youth conference that empowers 8th through 12th graders to talk, think, and take action to overcome the challenges and socioeconomic barriers that they are facing in their lives. We have a full list of initiatives planned for 2024, and as we add to them my team will keep you updated.

Plans to increase access to fresh produce in neighborhoods with limited access to fresh food.

Plans to continue hosting the CEOs of Tomorrow youth conference for students in grades 8–12.

- Plans to increase access to fresh produce in neighborhoods with limited access to fresh food.
- Plans to continue hosting the CEOs of Tomorrow youth conference for students in grades 8–12.

Public Services

September 28, 2023

Finding solutions and providing information to keep more people in their homes is the focus of this town hall coordinated Commissioner Natalie Hall. Housing advocates say there is an epidemic of people losing their homes due to evictions. The District 4 Commissioner wants to help citizens be able to sustain themselves and have better access to county resources.

Happening in Fulton: Commissioner Hall's Evictions Town Hall

Plans to increase the availability of affordable housing and help individuals and families find homes.

Coordinated a town hall on evictions to provide information and connect residents with county resources to help them remain housed.

- Plans to increase the availability of affordable housing and help individuals and families find homes.
- Coordinated a town hall on evictions to provide information and connect residents with county resources to help them remain housed.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to increase safety in neighborhoods.

- Plans to increase safety in neighborhoods.

Public Safety

As of July 24, 2026, Natalie Hall’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Natalie Hall

Natalie is from Atlanta, Georgia. She attended the University of Georgia, the Keller Graduate School of Management in Atlanta, Georgia, and the Wharton School of Business of the University of Pennsylvania via Caliber Learning Center. She has a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Georgia. She also has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, a master’s degree in business administration, and a master’s degree in public administration from the Keller Graduate School of Management in Atlanta, Georgia, and received executive management certification from the Wharton School of Business of the University of Pennsylvania.

Natalie Hall - Ballotpedia

Commissioner Natalie Hall Named Commission Vice Chair

Natalie is the Fulton County Commissioner for District 4. She works at the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, where she has been since 2017. She previously served as chief of staff to the District 4 commissioner for six years, worked as vice president of business development at Turnkey Solutions LLC, represented Georgia’s 6th district in the State Senate from 2013 to 2015, and served on the DeKalb County Board of Education from 2009 to 2013.

Natalie Hall - Center for Civic Innovation

As of July 24, 2026, Natalie Hall did not have a website or any information online.

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