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Justin Holsomback
Justin Holsomback
efficient transit by extending and enhancing existing public transportation including MARTA
improve and repair roads
promote unions
advocate for local, small businesses by transferring savings and incentives for corporations that stress our community's infrastructure to the residents
quality mental health access
implement a Fulton County Opiod Education and Addiction Prevention Task Force
add additional Behavioral Health centers
Works as an IT Technical Recruiter for a certified woman-owned business in Sandy Springs. Serves as Secretary for the Democratic Party of Georgia. Running for district 2.
Natalie Hall
Natalie Hall
fair and accurate property assessments delivered with advance notice
tax bills delivered on time
youth programs and services
access to affordable and efficient healthcare including behavioral health, mental health and HIV/AIDS
environmental health
marta and transportation
housing for homeless individuals and families
Current county commission chairman for district 4. Received a master's degree in pubic administration and business administration from the Keller Graduate School of Management. Chief of staff to former County Commissioner Joan Garner for six years.
Kathryn Flowers
Kathryn Flowers
fair property tax system
development and growth plans include affordable housing to maintain diversity, retain seniors and offer options for millennials
economic growth and opportunity, work in collaboration with vested stakeholders to develop economic opportunities in underserved communities
close the gap on income inequality
reduce cost of the criminal justice system and reduce recidivism
enhance quality of life
Earned her B.A and M.B.A from Clark Atlanta University. She is currently a realtor. Running in district 4.
Joe Carn
Joe Carn
$20 million dollars in COVID-19 emergency funding for community support
increase in emergency medical services in district 6
work with commissioners to restore millions in community development block grant funds
no residential property tax increase
Graduated from the JFK school of government at Harvard University.
Khadijah Abdur-Raham
Khadijah Abdur-Raham
continued support of senior programs established
coordinate and support transportation programs for senior citizens
public safety
support for the library, arts and cultural affairs
explore opportunities to develop reasonable home repair programs to allow seniors to stay in their homes
bolster support for Fulton County Juvenile Court to deter juvenile delinquency
accountability for taxpayer dollars
Attended Georgia State University, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies and Florida Coastal School of Law.
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