On The Issues
“I’m asking for your support and vote this November 7th, 2023, so that I can continue working on your priorities. It’s an exciting time to be a part of the City of Tucker!”
A Safe & Connected Community
What We've Done
- Improving pedestrian safety, such as building our very first section of the Tucker Trail Master Plan Segment 3A
- Working on sidewalks, trails, enhanced street lighting
- Sharing community concerns with Tucker Precinct DeKalb County Police Department and working to increase police presence in our community
Where We're Going
- Working to connect Stone Mountain Park to Downtown Tucker by the end of our next term
- Implementing our first Economic Strategic Plan
- Adding street lighting throughout our district—this is a multi-agency project with City of Tucker, DPD and Tucker Summit CID
Parks & Greenspace
What We've Done
- Protecting our natural areas, green space, and tree canopy while fulfilling the vision of our city’s Comprehensive Master Plan
- Increasing greenspace and educational elements to our parks
- Increasing amenities throughout our community such as adding benches, picnic tables, restrooms and playground spaces
Where We're Going
- Working to add bathrooms in Peters Park
- Adding community programming to our parks
- Improving the tennis courts and infrastructure at Rosenfeld Park that were damaged by poor stormwater runoff
- Adding educational amenities to Lord Park and a quiet contemplation zone next to Old Smoke Rise Creek to reflect the Lord family and the community’s requests
Committed To Serving You
Proactive Communication
- Working every day to engage with you and our neighbors
- Meeting regularly in our community to listen to and address concerns and work to address crime and community improvement issues–Code Enforcement
- Making sure your voice is heard by taking concerns to DeKalb County School Board regarding Old Smoke Rise Elementary School grounds
Fiscal Responsibility
- Strives always to be effective and efficient with your tax dollars
- Working with county government officials to make sure citzens get the most out of our resources
