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Robb is from Haddock, Georgia. He has a degree in education from Ohio University, a degree in business from La Academia Hispanoamericana, and degrees in languages from Kent State University and La Universidad Interamericana. He has a master's degree in business administration from Emory University.

Robb is a businessman. He previously was a college professor at at Clark Atlanta University, Oberlin College, and Kent State University and a member of the Atlanta City Council.

Rob Pitts was elected Chairman of the Board of Commissioners in 2017. He was first elected as a County Commissioner in 2005.

Robert Pitts - 2021 December 31 Non Election Year CCDR - Board of Commission District 7 Chair

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Supports economic development and expanded transit options in South Fulton.

Wants to improve infrastructure in a "wise and timely manner."

- Supports economic development and expanded transit options in South Fulton.
- Wants to improve infrastructure in a "wise and timely manner."

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of October 24, 2022, Robb L. Pitts’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to build a new animal shelter in Fulton County and provide quality animal services.

Supports steady funding and improvements for Fulton County libraries and hospitals.

- Plans to build a new animal shelter in Fulton County and provide quality animal services.
- Supports steady funding and improvements for Fulton County libraries and hospitals.

Public Services

Wants to reduce the backlog of cases in the county court system.

- Wants to reduce the backlog of cases in the county court system.

Public Safety

Taxes & Budget

Robb L. Pitts

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