Fulton County

Last week, we broke ground on something so much bigger than just new construction, we broke ground on transformation, opportunity, and purpose at 405 Cooper Street in the heart of Mechanicsville, right here in District 4. What once was a long-vacant, blighted lot is now the site of real community promise. Through a no-cost land swap between Fulton County and the Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority, we’ve shown what happens when government leads with vision and partnership. This project ensures Mechanicsville doesn’t just grow—it grows inclusively. It creates space for families, young professionals, and longtime residents to plant roots and stay connected to the place they call home. Proud to represent and fight for this kind of future. 💪🏽🏘️

Celebrate love this June with free wedding ceremonies at the Fulton County Probate Court every Saturday! Enjoy a beautifully decorated chapel, included photography, and a setting perfect for up to 10 guests. This is a fantastic opportunity to say “I do” in style without the cost. Appointments are required. Details at fultonprobatega.org

“You can’t change the past, but you can most definitely change the future.” Fulton County Solicitor General Keith E. Gammage hosted an expungement and record restriction event at the Andrew and Walter Young At-Promise Center in Southwest Atlanta — helping participants begin new chapters with dignity and hope. In partnership with the Georgia Justice Project, City of Atlanta, and the Atlanta-North Georgia Labor Council, this event offered on-site legal support, career resources, and most importantly — a second chance. ✅ Expungements ✅ Voting rights restoration ✅ Job access without fear ✅ Real encouragement for real change 📺 Watch the full story now on FGTV’s YouTube channel. #FultonCounty #SolicitorGeneral #Expungement #SecondChances #JusticeReform #GJP #AtPromiseCenter #CommunityImpact #FGTV

This summer, enjoy the freshest fruits at the Fulton Fresh Mobile Market! Visit local churches every Tuesday to Thursday for delightful selections that are sure to satisfy! 🍑Tuesdays 10 a.m. Providence Missionary Baptist Church of Atlanta 1 p.m. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 🍌Wednesdays 10 a.m. St. Mark AME Church 1 p.m. Allen Temple AME Church 🍎Thursdays 10 a.m. Welcome All Recreation Center 1 p.m. West End Family Life and Community Center More info: https://bit.ly/3FtF2rf

Today is Election Day for the Special Primary Public Service Commissioner (PSC) /Special Election. Remember, you must vote at your assigned precinct. Find your location here: https://mvp.sos.ga.gov/s/ See wait times for your precinct: https://fulcogis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/1a86b03b27fa48188bf3699c4eccfb20 Absentee ballots must be returned in-person by 7 p.m. tonight at a Fulton County Election office. https://fultoncountyga.gov/absenteeballot Find more information at https://www.fultoncountyga.gov/vote or on the Fulton Votes app for mobile devices. #FultonVotes

Celebrating Fulton County employees who go above and beyond every day through our Focus Awards! Your dedication and service truly make a difference in our community, thank you for all that you do. A special shoutout to FGTV from our Arts & Culture team for your outstanding work and creativity! Keep shining! #FultonFocus #EmployeeAppreciation #ThankYou #TeamFulton

A significant milestone was achieved at the 2nd Quarter FOCUS Awards, organized by the Department of Human Resources Management. Team FGTV has been recognized for their outstanding contributions to excellence in the workplace. It’s a moment of pride and motivation, showcasing the value of dedication and teamwork.

The City of South Fulton joins other cities across Georgia in recognizing Georgia Municipal Court Clerks Week. A proclamation issued by Governor Brian Kemp recognizes June 9-13, 2025 as Georgia Municipal Court Clerks Week. We also want to recognize our Municipal Court clerk team for hosting a successful Amnesty Week earlier this month that provided community members an opportunity to resolve outstanding legal matters while also fostering a more accessible, equitable judicial process. The City of South Fulton’s Municipal Court plays an instrumental role in providing judicial order, preserving public safety, and promoting quality of life in our community. Cases handled by the Municipal Court include traffic offenses, code enforcement violations, school zone hearings, and bench trials. Under the leadership of Chief Judge Michael L. Sheridan, Court Administrator Dionne Dixon and Solicitor Christian Sears, court staff maintain a commitment to actively demonstrating the city’s continued dedication to fairness, compassion, and responsible governance.

We were all smiles today as we celebrated our 2nd Quarter F.O.C.U.S. Award winners! F.O.C.U.S. stands for Fulton: One County United in Service, our signature employee recognition program. Each of these #TeamFulton members go above and beyond to provide exemplary #customerservice to the public and fellow team members! These awards recognize those who exemplify dedication, innovation, and teamwork in their daily work. Congratulations to Ingrid Kates, Tyree Spencer, Nerieda Andrew, Tonia Boies, Darryl Peek, Jennifer Colbert, Kendrick Kirkpatrick, James Artis, Eriece Tombling, Shayla Williams, Jovita Fenwick, Paula Ridgnal, Jalisa Jordan, Samira Brawner, Brodriche Jackson, Duane White and Jamal Harris!