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Residents urge continued support for Hearts to Nourish Hope; speakers raise conduct concerns and a request to tighten noise ordinance
Summary
Multiple residents asked Clayton County commissioners on Oct. 7 to continue supporting Hearts to Nourish Hope and outlined the nonprofit’s recent service numbers; other commenters raised ethics and First Amendment concerns and asked for stricter noise rules.
During the public-comment period at the Oct. 7 Clayton County business meeting, numerous residents urged the board to continue supporting Hearts to Nourish Hope, a local nonprofit providing food, housing assistance and youth programs, while other citizens raised complaints about board conduct and called for stronger enforcement of the county noise ordinance.
Deborah Anglin, representing Hearts to Nourish Hope, told the board that on a single recent day the organization served more than 400 families through its food pantry and that 20 people attended a housing-orientation session. “Over 400 families received food from our food pantry. Twenty people attended our housing orientation,” Anglin…
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