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Noelle is a senior project manager at Dematic. She previously worked as a project manager at Tyco SimplexGrinnell and XO Communications, She also ran her own photography business.

Surprise candidates qualify for Tucker city council, mayor

Noelle is a former member of the Tucker City Council. She was first elected in 2016 and served until 2023. 

Supports exempting workforce housing from impact fees to make it more affordable for essential workers.

Plans to propose a local tax relief program to assist seniors, long-time homeowners, and residents on fixed incomes.

- Supports exempting workforce housing from impact fees to make it more affordable for essential workers.
- Plans to propose a local tax relief program to assist seniors, long-time homeowners, and residents on fixed incomes.

Economy

Supports family-friendly parks and youth opportunities.

Supports policies that protect natural spaces, promote sustainability, and prioritize public safety.

Plans to make City Council meetings more accessible by allowing residents to attend and engage via Zoom.

Plans to evaluate the harm caused by mass anonymous code violation reporting.

- Supports family-friendly parks and youth opportunities.
- Supports policies that protect natural spaces, promote sustainability, and prioritize public safety.
- Plans to make City Council meetings more accessible by allowing residents to attend and engage via Zoom.
- Plans to evaluate the harm caused by mass anonymous code violation reporting.

Public Services

Plans to update local ordinances to allow work trailers for home-based blue-collar businesses.

- Plans to update local ordinances to allow work trailers for home-based blue-collar businesses.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to introduce a Street Racing Ordinance within the first 90 days to address street racing and reckless driving.

Supports Crisis Intervention and de-escalation training for all Tucker staff to ensure they can handle tense encounters safely and respectfully.

Supports implementing clearly marked crosswalks and flashing beacons.

Supports upgrading streetlights, pathways, and park fixtures in darker areas to enhance public safety.

- Plans to introduce a Street Racing Ordinance within the first 90 days to address street racing and reckless driving.
- Supports Crisis Intervention and de-escalation training for all Tucker staff to ensure they can handle tense encounters safely and respectfully.
- Supports implementing clearly marked crosswalks and flashing beacons.
- Supports upgrading streetlights, pathways, and park fixtures in darker areas to enhance public safety.

Public Safety

Plans to prioritize the multimodal transportation plan by making bike lanes and pedestrian walkways central to Tucker's streetscape.

Plans to modernize Tucker's emergency action plans through comprehensive risk assessments and updated protocols.

- Plans to prioritize the multimodal transportation plan by making bike lanes and pedestrian walkways central to Tucker's streetscape.
- Plans to modernize Tucker's emergency action plans through comprehensive risk assessments and updated protocols.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports protecting the tree canopy and creating meadows to support pollinators, reduce runoff, and maintain the city's beauty.

- Supports protecting the tree canopy and creating meadows to support pollinators, reduce runoff, and maintain the city's beauty.

Energy & the Environment

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Noelle Monferdini

Noelle previously ran her own photography business.

Plans to update local ordinances to allow work trailers for home-based blue-collar businesses, supporting trades professionals like electricians and landscapers.

Believes in using impact fees while exempting affordable units, following the example of cities like Sandy Springs, Milton, and Ball Ground.

Supports property tax relief for families.

Supports prioritizing a multimodal transportation plan that includes bike lanes and pedestrian walkways.

Supports exempting workforce housing from impact fees when alternative funding covers infrastructure costs.

Supports prioritizing multimodal transportation by making bike lanes and pedestrian walkways central to Tucker's streetscape.

Advocates for policies that protect natural spaces, promote sustainability, and ensure responsible development.

Plans to make City Council meetings and work sessions more accessible by allowing residents to attend and engage via Zoom.

- The mayor leads the executive branch of local government, presiding over city council meetings, making sure city departments run smoothly, and providing services to citizens. 
- The mayor runs the city day to day and prepares the budget each year, meaning that they propose how much funding goes to each city department, including the police department, city parks, transportation, and the fire department. 
- The mayor also hires the Police Chief, Fire Chief, and city department heads, such as City Planning, Parks & Recreation, and Transportation. 
- Most Georgia mayors are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 