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Robert Dawson
Robert Dawson is running for South Fulton City Council Member, District 2.
Personal background
Robert is from Birmingham, Alabama. He has a bachelor's degree from Sarah Lawrence College, a master's degree in writing from Bennington college and a master's degree in finance from Harvard University. He was chair of Youth for Mothers Against Violence and is a member of the City of South Fulton Zoning Board of Appeals. He lives in the Regency Oaks neighborhood.
Professional background
Robert worked as a consultant in information technology and finance "with expertise in cybersecurity and payment card fraud prevention."
Political background
Robert Dawson ran for mayor of South Fulton in 2017 but did not advance to the runoff election.
Public Services
Plans to take "immediate action to stop runaway construction of warehouses and subdivisions" and supports building more "entertainment venues, fine dining options and Class A office buildings."
Supports building more municipal buildings and facilities, like a city hall, public safety building, courthouse, community gym and parks, etc.
Wants to collaborate with government, corporations and small businesses to bring more jobs to South Fulton and "invest in more business districts."
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COVID
Wants to "build state-of-the-art medical centers and hospitals."
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City Budget
Plans to increase funding for community and neighborhood associations "to upgrade and add amenities."
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Housing & Urban Development
As of August 20, 2021, Robert Dawson’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Public Safety
Said, "we must train, retain and hire the best officers and compensate them well ... We need a city government that nudges at risk families and youth back on the right track when they veer off."
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Transportation & Infrastructure
Said, "South Fulton inherited aging infrastructure from Fulton County. We must upgrade our basic infrastructure and add more assets to the grid like sidewalk networks, lighting for safety, walking trails and bike paths."
Plans to start traffic improvement projects, like synchronizing traffic lights, paving roads and filling potholes.
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Zoning
Said, "we must guard our residential neighborhoods from improper zoning, predatory rental properties and misguided development. We have to make sure our citizens have quality affordable housing. The City has to do its part to increase property values and housing market vitality."
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