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Wants to grow Atlanta more equitably, as well as encourage economic growth.

Plans to support "small and micro businesses" and invest in the arts, culture and public spaces such as public parks.

Wants to invest in green energy and water conservation.

Said he would be a collaborative president that city council needs, "right now when we feel the city pulling itself apart and not working together."

- Wants to grow Atlanta more equitably, as well as encourage economic growth. 
- Plans to support "small and micro businesses" and invest in the arts, culture and public spaces such as public parks. 
- Wants to invest in green energy and water conservation.
- Said he would be a collaborative president that city council needs, "right now when we feel the city pulling itself apart and not working together."

Public Services

Arts ATL

Said, "we will have some big changes and unique opportunities as we come out of COVID. There's also a broad reckoning involving equity and inclusion."

Plans to "continue to educate and persuade greater vaccine adoption by our citizens and work with our public health experts to increase vaccine availability."

Wants to make sure the evictions do not increase "substantially" and wants the city to do a better job distributing federal COVID relief.

- Said, "we will have some big changes and unique opportunities as we come out of COVID. There's also a broad reckoning involving equity and inclusion."
- Plans to "continue to educate and persuade greater vaccine adoption by our citizens and work with our public health experts to increase vaccine availability." 
- Wants to make sure the evictions do not increase "substantially" and wants the city to do a better job distributing federal COVID relief.

COVID

Wants to give small businesses greater incentives and funding and focus economic activity "in long neglected neighborhoods."

Plans to invest in more long term planning, infrastructure improvements, sustainability projects and parks.

- Wants to give small businesses greater incentives and funding and focus economic activity "in long neglected neighborhoods." 
- Plans to invest in more long term planning, infrastructure improvements, sustainability projects and parks.

City Budget

Wants to provide "more low-barrier to entry options" for the homeless population and county and state resources for more substance abuse and mental health treatment.

Plans to use more city-owned property, allow accessory dwelling unit construction and conversion, create short-term rental regulations, increase funding to subsidize development near public transit, expand use of land banking initiatives and consider lengthening affordability incentives for more affordable units.

- Wants to provide "more low-barrier to entry options" for the homeless population and county and state resources for more substance abuse and mental health treatment. 
- Plans to use more city-owned property, allow accessory dwelling unit construction and conversion, create short-term rental regulations, increase funding to subsidize development near public transit, expand use of land banking initiatives and consider lengthening affordability incentives for more affordable units.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to built police-community relationships, hire more police and make sure the police and fire department have staff, training, and resources.

Plans to expand the mental health and domestic violence units.

Wants to give police officers housing and education benefits, including housing subsidies.

Supports the city building a new police training facility.

Said, "we are enduring a spike in violent crime, our police force is overwhelmed and demoralized, and we feel unsafe in our city."

- Wants to built police-community relationships, hire more police and make sure the police and fire department have staff, training, and resources. 
- Plans to expand the mental health and domestic violence units. 
- Wants to give police officers housing and education benefits, including housing subsidies.  
- Supports the city building a new police training facility. 
- Said, "we are enduring a spike in violent crime, our police force is overwhelmed and demoralized, and we feel unsafe in our city."

Public Safety

Promises to work for every neighborhood to have trails and parks nearby with playgrounds and ballfields.

Plans to upgrade and expand Atlanta's transit system to make the city more livable and affordable.

Wants to prioritize transit on the BeltLine, invest in green energy and spend more on maintenance and repair of basic infrastructure like roads, sidewalks and water management.

- Promises to work for every neighborhood to have trails and parks nearby with playgrounds and ballfields.
- Plans to upgrade and expand Atlanta's transit system to make the city more livable and affordable. 
- Wants to prioritize transit on the BeltLine, invest in green energy and spend more on maintenance and repair of basic infrastructure like roads, sidewalks and water management.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Wants to "be far more aggressive on anti-displacement policing including longer and greater tax abatements for long term owners and far more extensive use of land banks for long term rental residents."

Plans to lower parking minimums and increase accessory dwelling unit development.

Wants to use city-owned property for affordable housing development.

- Wants to "be far more aggressive on anti-displacement policing including longer and greater tax abatements for long term owners and far more extensive use of land banks for long term rental residents." 
- Plans to lower parking minimums and increase accessory dwelling unit development. 
- Wants to use city-owned property for affordable housing development.

Zoning

Doug Shipman

April 30 2021 Amendment

September 30 Campaign Contribution Disclosure Report

June 30 Campaign Contribution Disclosure Report

As a city council member, she created the Small Business Advisory Council.

- As a city council member, she created the Small Business Advisory Council.

As a city council member, she sponsored a mobile clinic to provide vaccines in her district.

- As a city council member, she sponsored a mobile clinic to provide vaccines in her district.

As a city council member, she got funding to acquire several acres of green space and for sidewalk improvements on Memorial Drive, Glenwood, and other pedestrian areas.

- Voted for the current, 2022 city budget. 
- As a city council member, she got funding to acquire several acres of green space and for sidewalk improvements on Memorial Drive, Glenwood, and other pedestrian areas.

Atlanta City Council

As a city council member, she provided financial support for Neighbor in Need owner-occupied home repair programs.

As a city council member, she established the City of Atlanta housing commission to study affordable housing initiatives and opportunities.

- As a city council member, she provided financial support for Neighbor in Need owner-occupied home repair programs.
- As a city council member, she established the City of Atlanta housing commission to study affordable housing initiatives and opportunities.

Atlanta Intown Paper

Wants to require that every self-service gas pump in the city have a surveillance camera to be "used by police to help in apprehension." Businesses would have to pay for the cameras and could not get a business license without one.

As a city council member, she voted against building a $90 million police and firefighter training facility on 85 acres of the Old Atlanta Prison Farm that the city previously set aside as greenspace. The facility, nicknamed "Cop City" by activists, is widely opposed by residents, businesses and environmental nonprofits.

As a city council member, voted to create a public safety commission of city leaders, police, members of the judicial system, and community members to discuss police reform.

As a city council member, supported the "Police Recapture Program" to recruit retired police officers to patrol city parks.

- Wants to require that every self-service gas pump in the city have a surveillance camera to be "used by police to help in apprehension." Businesses would have to pay for the cameras and could not get a business license without one. 
- - As a city council member, she voted against building a $90 million police and firefighter training facility on 85 acres of the Old Atlanta Prison Farm that the city previously set aside as greenspace. The facility, nicknamed "Cop City" by activists, is widely opposed by residents, businesses and environmental nonprofits.
- As a city council member, voted to create a public safety commission of city leaders, police, members of the judicial system, and community members to discuss police reform. 
- As a city council member, supported the "Police Recapture Program" to recruit retired police officers to patrol city parks.

As a city council member, she established the Imagine Memorial Transportation Improvement Plan

- As a city council member, she established the Imagine Memorial Transportation Improvement Plan

As a city council member, she sponsored zoning legislation that create the Edgewood Retail District and more than $10.1 million in tax revenue.

- As a city council member, she sponsored zoning legislation that create the Edgewood Retail District and more than $10.1 million in tax revenue.

Natalyn Archibong

- City Council president is a position specific to Atlanta, and they are responsible for leading city council by presiding over meetings and appointing city council members to committee positions. 
- City council president cannot introduce legislation and can only vote to break a 7-7 tie. 
- City council president is elected by all voters in Atlanta in odd years to four year terms and will receive a salary of $74,400 starting in 2022. 
