Fulton County

The capital budget makes up $409 million of Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson’s proposed $2.6 billion budget and maintains existing infrastructure like buildings, parks, and roads, and pays for new ones. Water Resources is responsible for the largest category of the capital budget at 42 percent, followed by 14 percent for transportation. This portion of the budget includes funding for SPLOST revenue-sharing with our cities, public safety, parks, technology, and other capital needs. Learn more about the proposed 2026 budget and share your comments at the link in our bio.

Don't miss out on early registration for the NACo Legislative Conference! Click the link to visit the website and learn more!Registration is now open for NACo's 2026 Legislative Conference, with early bird rates available until Dec. 3! Join us in Washington, D.C., for a one-of-a-kind conference that will strengthen our intergovernmental partnerships for years to come. #NACoLeg Register now: https://bit.ly/47Njikd

We were proud to attend the 2025 Governor’s Public Safety Awards at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center, honoring men and women across Georgia who go above and beyond in service to their communities. Congratulations to Deputy Sheriff Lt. Gerald Johnson for being honored for heroic acts he displayed on January 6, 2025, keeping the citizens of Fulton County safe. Thank you for your outstanding dedication and service! #PublicSafetyAwards #FCSO

The capital budget makes up $409 million of Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson’s proposed $2.6 billion budget and maintains existing infrastructure like buildings, parks, and roads, and pays for new ones. Water Resources is responsible for the largest category of the capital budget at 42 percent, followed by 14 percent for transportation. This portion of the budget includes funding for SPLOST revenue-sharing with our cities, public safety, parks, technology, and other capital needs. Learn more about the proposed 2026 budget and share your comments at the link in our bio.

This week, we had the privilege of recognizing five County employees who returned home after being called to active duty in the United States Armed Forces. Please join us in giving a warm welcome home to Cameron Turner, Nana Brobey, and not pictured: Megan Poindexter, Chong Yim, and Hayden Brandon. We're grateful for your courage, dedication, and service to both our community and our country.