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South Fulton councilwoman lists litter, blight, crime and redevelopment as top priorities
Summary
A City of South Fulton councilwoman said fighting litter and blight, reducing crime and redeveloping long‑neglected areas are among her chief legislative priorities to improve safety and economic opportunity in the Sixth District.
City Councilwoman, Sixth District, said fighting litter and blight, reducing crime and redeveloping long‑neglected areas are among her top legislative priorities for the Sixth District.
"Fighting litter and blight while reducing crime rounds out my top 3 legislative priorities as well as redeveloping long neglected areas will pave the way for secure communities and thriving businesses," the councilwoman said.
She framed those priorities as steps to bring resources and strategic investment to the district and to support public safety, infrastructure improvements and economic growth. The transcript presents these statements as the councilwoman's priorities and does not record any motion, directive to staff, or formal council vote tied to the items in the excerpted remarks.
In closing remarks the councilwoman reiterated her commitment to the city and its neighborhoods, saying she believes the community will continue to build for future generations.
