he City of Atlanta has three ballot measures that, if passed by voters on May 24, will make significant investments in the city’s infrastructure and economy. Voters have the opportunity to pass the measures—two bonds and the renewal of a special sales tax—that will put $750M toward vital transportation, recreation, public safety and arts projects

Post Date:03/30/2022 4:04 PM Mayor’s Office of Communications55 Trinity Avenue, Suite 2500 • Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Media Advisory Mayor Andre Dickens to Announce 45th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival WHO: Mayor Andre DickensCamille Love, Director, Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs WHAT: Mayor Andre Dickens will host a press conference with the

Mayor Andre Dickens announced the City is lifting certain COVID-19 restrictions and mandates—most of which have been in place from the onset of the pandemic in 2020 for the safety and wellbeing of residents, businesses and visitors.

Mayor Andre Dickens, joined by faith leaders and community partners, will host a press conference to announce a new faith-based affordable housing initiative in Atlanta.

With all precincts reporting, Dickens beat City Council President Felicia Moore 64% to 36% in the mayoral runoff. The two candidates emerged from a crowded field of candidates including former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed to face each other.

City to Increase Number of Cameras to Boost “Operation Shield” Network in Latest Effort to Bolster Public Safety Post Date:04/22/2021 4:53 PM Mayor’s Office of Communications 55 Trinity Avenue, Suite 2500 • Atlanta, Georgia 30303 City to Increase Number of Cameras to Boost “Operation Shield” Network in Latest Effort to Bolster Public Safety