Check out the highlights from our latest Braiding Workshop hosted by the SKYE Program! Our teens are learning more than just styling, they’re gaining fun, hands-on life skills that build confidence, creativity, and connection. Who knows where these skills could lead, maybe a future business, a new passion, or helping someone else feel their best. We’re so proud to offer opportunities like this to empower our youth. 💛 Stay tuned for more SKYE events and upcoming braiding workshops! Big thanks to @thebraidschoolco for her exceptional insights and making this happen! Her class is one of a kind.
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A momentous occasion unfolded in Fulton County as the Recovery Treatment Court celebrated its latest graduates. This inspiring ceremony showcased the strength and resilience of individuals committed to their recovery journey. The event, held in Assembly Hall at the Government Center, highlighted the transformative power of second chances. Stay tuned for the full story on FGTV and witness the hope that drives these remarkable individuals forward.
The Atlanta Chapter of the Urban League gave deserving young people awards for their achievements, recognized several community impact agents for their outstanding work to improve the lives of those they serve and spoke about the Atlanta Chapter’s upcoming Social Justice initiatives. Solicitor-General Keith E. Gammage and the entire office was represented and had a strong presence at this event. The Atlanta Chapter’s Board and Chapter CEO, Nancy Flake Johnson were very grateful for our presence and support. The work of Restorative Justice we do and the partnerships with community agencies with shared vision is a righteous work and makes the lives of all the people of Fulton County better.
The Office of the Solicitor General proudly joined the Father’s Day Fest hosted by BMI (@bmigeorgia) on June 14—providing resources, support, and leading the charge for restorative justice. Together, we celebrated fatherhood and community while continuing our commitment to stronger futures.
The Office of the Fulton County Solicitor-General is seeking the best and brightest attorneys to work in the heartbeat of our state. If you want to be an impactful, positive agent of change; mentored and trained to be a great lawyer; and protect the community while also providing restorative alternatives that assists the victim, the accused and the community; apply today to join our winning team. To Apply: Please submit cover letter and resume to Tamikia.Moses@fultoncountyga.gov
Discover vital insights into your drinking water quality with the 2025 Water Quality Report. Learn how your water is sourced and maintained from the river to your tap. Dive into the details by visiting https://fultoncountyga.gov/waterquality.
Did you know that your Library card grants you free access to UniversalClass? This valuable resource offers a wealth of learning opportunities, including online courses and educational materials, all available at your fingertips. With 600+ courses, UniversalClass for Librarians allows patrons to pick up new skills and earn IACET-accredited Continuing Education Units in everything from computer skills and candle making. Learners can audit courses for fun or complete courses to earn CEUs with the feedback and guidance of a human instructor. Learn more today! https://atlantafultonga.universalclass.com/register.htm
Getting your irrigation system up and running for the season? Be sure to do a Sprinkler Spruce-Up to prevent water waste and make sure your plants are getting the full benefit. All you have to do is Inspect, Connect, Direct, and Select! Get more information on outdoor conservation at https://fultoncountyga.gov/Services/Water-Services/Water-Conservation
Celebrating a new chapter in the pursuit of justice, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to the newly sworn-in Assistant Solicitor, Investigative Specialist, and Investigator of Fulton County. These dedicated professionals are poised to uphold the principles of smart, fair, and restorative justice, ensuring the community's trust is well-placed. Their commitment to serving the citizens of Fulton County with integrity and compassion stands as a testament to the continued evolution of our justice system. Here's to a future where justice is as restorative as it is fair, and the dedication of these individuals helps pave the way. Stay informed on their journey and explore ways to engage with Fulton County's justice efforts by staying tuned to official announcements and updates. #RestorativeJustice #FultonCounty #CommunityJustice #CommitmentToJustice
The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office had a fantastic time at T.H. Slater and Love T. Nolan Elementary Career Day. Sheriff Patrick “Pat” Labat, the Motors Unit, and sworn staff shared insights about law enforcement and encouraged young minds to explore! We loved answering their questions and inspiring students to dream big. The future of our community remains bright with these future leaders!
🌟 Keeping justice accessible in Fulton County isn’t easy — our Court is handling an unprecedented number of cases, but staff shortages have limited how many courtrooms can operate daily. Chief Magistrate Judge Cassandra Kirk is committed to sustainable funding solutions to ensure every community member can have their day in court without delay. ✅ Did you know? Our Court faces one of the highest Magistrate case volumes in the state, which puts extra pressure on our team striving to deliver timely justice. 👩⚖️ Running Georgia's busiest Magistrate Court with 3 staff across 9 courtrooms in 4 locations? It's not sustainable — but we're making it work because justice can't wait. Parties have filed 420,000+ cases since 2019. The math is simple: fewer resources, same commitment to access and case resolution. Since January 2025, our team has closed over 33,000 cases. 💡 Leading innovation — For a decade, we've turned limitations into breakthroughs. Now we're building a court system that doesn't just serve — it inspires. www.judgecassandrakirk.com
The journey begins for the 2025 Summer Interns at the Fulton County Office of the Solicitor-General! Under the guidance of Solicitor-General Keith E. Gammage and Deputy Chief of Staff Mrs. Kathy Adams, these interns are diving deep into justice reform and public safety. Their first two weeks have been filled with courtroom tours and impactful discussions, showcasing their potential and enthusiasm. Congratulations to this bright group for starting their summer with such professionalism!