Ensuring all development and growth plans for the County include affordable housing to maintain diversity, retain seniors and offer options for millennials and those wanting to live in the county.

Housing & Urban Development

Developing economic opportunities based on reducing income inequality, which has led to increased costs to our criminal justice system and incidences of homelessness.

Economy

Championing innovative services, which will improve the quality of life for seniors in Fulton County.

Public Services

Working together with the Board of Education, State and City Elected Officials to create a fair property tax system that does not burden homeowners or displace long-term residents.

Taxes

Kathryn Flowers

Airport Shuttle Group LLC

Omotayo

Access to Affordable and Efficient healthcare

- Access to Affordable and Efficient healthcare
- Behavioral Health
- Mental health
- HIV / AIDS

Healthcare

- Restaurant Health Inspection Scores
- Pool Health Inspections
- West Nile and Zika Virus
- Mosquitos and Rodents
- Inspection and Extermination

Environment

Housing for Homeless Individuals and Families

Fair and Accurate Property Tax Assessments delivered with advance notice

- Senior Home Repairs
- Rent or Mortgage Assistance
- Housing for Homeless Individuals and Families
- Fair and Accurate Property Tax Assessments delivered with advance notice

- Living Wage Requests
- Economic Development
- Employment and training Opportunities

Balanced budget that serves all of Fulton County

- Grady
- Library Programs and Services
- Balanced budget that serves all of Fulton County

Education

Transportation & Infrastructure

Natalie Hall

The County Board of Commissioners is the legislative branch of your county government. That means they pass laws, much like your state legislature or city council; howver, they do so at the county level. Legislation passed by the Board of Commissioners usually focuses on issues that are more local, such as housing, zoning, infrastructure, public transit, taxes, but this isn't always the case.

The county-level lawmaker for your county district