Atlanta City Council

Councilmember Antonio Lewis takes us inside the Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill, highlighting how this community resource is creating opportunities for residents to connect with nature, learn about sustainable agriculture, and access fresh, healthy food.

District 4 Councilmember Jason Dozier hosted the inaugural DBA: Doing Business As Small Business Open House at Wild Heaven West End, bringing together District 4 entrepreneurs, small business owners, and City of Atlanta departments and agencies for an afternoon of collaboration, connection and resource sharing. The event created an opportunity for local business owners to share their experiences, voice challenges and connect directly with City representatives who can help navigate resources, identify solutions and support their continued growth. When small businesses thrive, our neighborhoods thrive!

Atlanta City Hall will be closed on Wednesday, Nov. 11 in observance of Veterans Day. Due to the Veterans Day holiday, the Atlanta City Council Committee meetings have been rescheduled for the week as follows: Monday, Nov. 9 10 a.m. Transportation 1 p.m. Public Safety & Legal Administration Tuesday, Nov. 10 10 a.m. City Utilities 12 p.m. Community Development/Human Services 2:30 p.m. Finance/Executive Zoning Committee is postponed and will be held during Committee of the Whole in the Full Council meeting on Monday, Nov. 16. Committees will meet in the Larry M. Dingle Committee Room in Atlanta City Hall, 55 Trinity Ave. SW. More details: citycouncil.atlantaga.gov/Ho…

Atlanta City Council President Marci Collier Overstreet, alongside Councilmembers Liliana Bakhtiari, Matt Westmoreland, and Michael Julian Bond, toured the historic Prince Hall Masonic Building on Auburn Avenue, marking the City Council’s first visit since its restoration was completed in February 2026. The visit also included a roundtable discussion with Sweet Auburn community stakeholders to discuss neighborhood priorities, community concerns, and the future of the historic district. “The Atlanta City Council has a responsibility to preserve the places that hold this history and ensure that redevelopment serves the people who have sustained this community.” said Councilmember Liliana Bakhtiari. Learn more here: citycouncil.atlantaga.gov/..…

District 11 Councilmember Wayne Martin hosted a Town Hall & Listening Session at Believer’s Bible Christian Church, bringing residents together for meaningful conversations about the issues impacting their community. Residents had the opportunity to connect directly with City departments and agencies, voice their concerns, share ideas, and ask questions.

Atlanta City Council President Marci Collier Overstreet congratulates Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms on her historic election. Read Council President Overstreet's complete statement here: citycouncil.atlantaga.gov/Ho…

Councilmember Jason Winston welcomed Cub Scout Pack 688 to Atlanta City Hall for an exciting behind the scenes tour! The cub scouts had the opportunity to explore City Hall Chambers, learn more about Atlanta’s government, and see firsthand how and where decisions are made that help shape the future of Atlanta.

District 2 Councilmember Kelsea Bond talks about Atlanta City Council supporting Atlanta unionized Starbucks workers through resolution 26-R-4188, recently adopted by Atlanta City Council.

Atlanta, know your rights! Polls close at 7PM and if you are in line by 7PM, you can still vote! Before heading to the polls, make sure you've checked these important items off your list: ✅ Verify your voter registration and polling location through My Voter Page ✅ Make sure you have an accepted form of voter ID ✅ Download the Fulton Votes app to check voting wait times and access additional election information ✅ Have your plan to vote! Make your plan, check your list, and be sure to arrive at your polling location before 7 p.m.

Take another look at this weekend’s Georgia State University football game! 🏈💙 Atlanta City Council President Marci Collier Overstreet had the honor of kicking off the game with the ceremonial coin toss as the Georgia State Panthers took on the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers.

Atlanta, the polls are open until 7 p.m. Remember, if you're in line by 7 p.m., you can still cast your ballot! Before heading to the polls, make sure you’ve checked these important items off your list: ✅ Verify your voter registration and polling location through My Voter Page mvp.sos.ga.gov/ ✅ Make sure you have an accepted form of voter ID ✅ Download the Fulton Votes app to check voting wait times and access additional election information fultoncountyga.gov/fulton-vo… ✅ Have your plan to vote!

Atlanta, Today is Election Day Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Remember, if you're in line by 7 p.m., you can still cast your ballot! Before heading to the polls, make sure you’ve checked these important items off your list: ✅ Verify your voter registration and polling location through My Voter Page mvp.sos.ga.gov/ ✅ Make sure you have an accepted form of voter ID ✅ Download the Fulton Votes app to check voting wait times and access additional election information fultoncountyga.gov/fulton-vo… ✅ Have your plan to vote!

Atlanta City Council President Marci Collier Overstreet and District 11 Councilmember Wayne Martin joined community members and project partners for the ribbon cutting of the newly improved Deerwood Park, celebrating a shared commitment to creating accessible, inclusive spaces where children and families can connect, play and grow. This ribbon cutting represents more than a new playground. It celebrates community advocacy, collaboration and a shared commitment to ensuring Atlanta families have access to quality parks and greenspace. Here's to more opportunities for Atlanta families to enjoy quality parks and greenspace in every neighborhood!

Today, the Full Council passed several significant pieces of legislation including: 26-R-4271, requesting HUD revise Area Median Income calculations to make housing more affordable 26-O-1601, taking a critical step to ensure affordable housing is developed at two vacant, unimproved parcels on White Street 26-R-4332, helping the City transition to 100% clean energy by executing a Service and Interconnection Agreement for Behind-the-Meter Solar with Georgia Power 26-O-1588, accepting $24 million for four programs increasing access to housing opportunities 26-0-1584, 26-R-4322, 26-R-4323, and 26-R-4014, a legislative series investing more than $55 million in Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport's continued safety and operational excellence 26-R-4277, outlining the City of Atlanta's legislative priorities for the next session of the Georgia General Assembly 26-O-1577, adding the $582,199 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant to the Atlanta Police Department budget 26-O-1597, helping ensure the development of a grocery store on Cascade Road and a historically underserved neighborhood 26-R-4128, authorizing $1.2 million to purchase battery-electric trucks and heavy-duty vehicles 26-R-4269, 26-R-4270, and 26-R-4324, a legislative series enhancing roadway safety for all users across Atlanta 26-O-1238, setting the ad valorem tax rates for several tax levies including the general levy, parks levy, education levy, and more 26-O-1599, requiring Council approval for the City to purchase single-use plastic straws and bags During the meeting, the Council referred the nomination of Doug Voss to serve as Commissioner of the Department of Parks and Recreation to the Community Development/Human Services Committee. Proclamations were presented recognizing civic leader Henrietta Antonin's 90th birthday, The Colonnade restaurant's 100th anniversary, and Brindley Pieters, P.E., BPA's 35th anniversary. The full agenda is available here: atlantacityga.iqm2.com/Citiz… Committee meetings are scheduled for November 9 and 10, with City Hall closed on November 11 in observance of Veterans Day. The next Full Council meeting is scheduled for November 16.

Over the weekend, District 3 Councilmember Byron Amos joined Atlanta families and community members for an evening of treats, smiles and festive fun at Beulah Baptist Church! From creative costumes to sweet treats, Trunk or Treat brought neighbors together for a night of connection, celebration and community spirit.

Atlanta City Council President Marci Collier Overstreet and Councilmember Wayne Martin, District 11, joined community leaders and development partners for the groundbreaking of The Kennedy at Barge, a new multifamily development bringing 130 residential units to the community. #AtlantaCityCouncil

Thank you to the Atlanta Dream for an incredible season! You made Atlanta proud and we're ready to keep cheering you on! #atldream #AllForAtlanta

Atlanta, Election Day is Tomorrow, November 3 Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Remember, if you're in line by 7 p.m., you can still cast your ballot! Before heading to the polls, make sure you’ve checked these important items off your list: ✅ Verify your voter registration and polling location through My Voter Page mvp.sos.ga.gov/ ✅ Make sure you have an accepted form of voter ID ✅ Download the Fulton Votes app to check voting wait times and access additional election information fultoncountyga.gov/fulton-vo… ✅ Have your plan to vote! A little preparation goes a long way, make sure you're ready for Election Day!

Atlanta City Council President Marci Collier Overstreet had the honor of kicking off today’s Georgia State University football game with the ceremonial coin toss. She then joined fellow Panther fans in the stands to cheer on @GeorgiaStateU!

Atlanta City Councilmember Antonio Lewis, District 12, alongside representatives from the Atlanta Department of Transportation, connected with residents during a Comprehensive Transportation Plan Community Meeting to discuss transportation priorities, share ideas, and gather feedback on the future of mobility in Atlanta.