Atlanta City Council

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Monday, June 3, 2024
1:00 p.m. — 3:00 p.m. EDT

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The Atlanta City Council makes the laws governing the City of Atlanta. It develops policies that serve as operational standards and establishes the parameters for the administration of city government. https://citycouncil.atlantaga.gov/other/about-city-council

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Edited and summarized by the Atlanta - GA Documenters Team

Note-taking by J.P. Irie

Atlanta approves 2025 budget, but some residents feel it prioritizes police funding over infrastructure.

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The City Council is the chief policy making body for the City of Atlanta. The Council’s mission is to ensure that Atlanta is led by a groundbreaking, strong, and capable group of leaders that work for the good of all citizens across the city. As a legislative body, the council’s main role is to make laws. In addition, the Council has oversight of multiple agencies, boards, and commissions. The Atlanta City Council is comprised of 15 members and is led by Council President Felicia A. Moore. Each member of the Atlanta City Council tirelessly works to improve the lives of Atlanta’s citizens. Together, they work to ensure safer and cleaner streets, bolster Atlanta’s economy, and institute many community-based programs. Working hand in hand with Atlanta’s mayor and the members of the executive branch, the Council plays a key part in the budget process and financial well being of Atlanta.