2025 – Page 3 – Marvin Arrington, Jr. For Fulton County Chair

The "Blanket Atlanta with Love" community dinner and giveaway hosted by Commissioner Arrington at the Fulton County Government Center brought neighbors together! We shared coats, blankets, warm clothing, and toiletries with those who may need a little extra support. For 12 days, residents, staff, and partners donated from the heart to help keep our community warm during the cold holiday months. 🧣🧤 We’re so grateful for everyone who showed up, gave generously, and reminded us what community really means! #FultonInfo #experienceFulton #holidays #helpinghands #support Media Credit: Fulton County Government

Blanket Atlanta with Love Community Dinner

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Fresh food, family fun, and community learning in Southwest Atlanta. 🌱 FGTV joined Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. and the team at aGROWKulture for Harvest Day, led by 10-year-old Kendall Rae Johnson — the youngest certified farmer in the nation. Families toured the farm, met the animals, and took home free produce from Fulton Fresh. #FultonForward #OneFulton #FultonCounty #FGTV #aGROWKulture #UrbanFarming #FultonFresh Media Credit: Fulton County Government TV

Harvest Day Celebrates Family and Fresh Food

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Fulton County Seeks Volunteers for 2026 Point in Time Count Volunteer registration is open now ATLANTA – The Fulton County Department of Community Development is seeking community volunteers to help conduct the 2026 Point-in-Time Count (PITC), its annual count and survey of individuals experiencing homelessness in Fulton County. The Point-in-Time Count (PITC) is a countywide effort to count and survey individuals experiencing homelessness. Survey results provide a snapshot of the minimum number of people experiencing homelessness within Fulton County—excluding the City of Atlanta. The Count provides an opportunity for residents and local businesses to learn about people who are experiencing homelessness and contribute to the County’s efforts to address homelessness. The count also helps determine the scope of homelessness, identify available resources and services, and identify gaps to improve services and outcomes for vulnerable residents. The 2026 Point in Time Count dates for street canvassing are Thursday, January 22, in South Fulton and Friday, January 23, in North Fulton. To prepare volunteers for this important work an orientation and training is provided prior to the day of the Count. “Previous Point-in-Time Count surveys suggest that the number of people experiencing homelessness in Fulton County is anywhere between 241 to 339 people,” said Stanley Wilson, Director, Fulton County Department of Community Development. “With the help of the community, we will be able to better understand the needs of people experiencing homelessness and take steps toward ending homelessness in the County.” Description automatically generatedVolunteer Registration opens on November 6, 2025, and to volunteer, register by clicking https://fulton.pointintime.info. Following registration, volunteers will receive a confirmation email, directions to set a password to your account and information on volunteer training. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Join the Fight Against Homelessness: Volunteer for the 2026 Fulton County Point-in-Time Count Today!

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🚨 Breaking News from Fulton County! 🚨 Tonight, Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. is calling for generational change in county leadership and building momentum in the race for Fulton County Chairman. Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. is hosting a high-energy birthday fundraiser at Prime on Peachtree (1029 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta)—from 7 to 10 p.m.—as he advances his bid to become the next Chairman of the Fulton County Commission. His message: Generational change = results-focused, accountable leadership for the next 20 years. He emphasizes that while the current Chairman has held elective office in city & county roles for over 50 years, “it is time to pass the baton to the next generation of leaders.” Arrington also underscores his claim that he is “the true Democrat in this race,” and is building broad momentum from business, civic, media and cultural leaders across Atlanta. The host circle for tonight’s event includes a who’s-who of Atlanta influencers and personalities. Supporters call this a defining moment for Fulton County—shifting from long-standing patterns to renewed leadership that is more innovative, responsive, and accountable for everyday families. 🗳️ It’s time for change. It’s time for leadership that matches the future. It is time to move Fulton County Forward as One Fulton. #OneFulton #FultonForward #ArringtonForChair #GenerationalLeadership Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Change is Coming to Fulton County Leadership

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Unplug and connect with loved ones at Bear Creek Nature Center! Experience the joy of nature and quality family time at the Reel Time with Dad event. Join families enjoying fishing, laughter, and unforgettable moments. Discover how this event fosters real connections away from screens and distractions. Media Credit: Fulton County Government TV

Experience Unforgettable Family Moments at Bear Creek Nature Center’s Reel Time with Dad Event, Hosted by Commissioner Arrington!

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In 2004, visionary leaders Lorenzo Scott, Charlie Flemming, and Cathy Howell came together to establish Georgia STAND-UP, a dynamic force for change in our communities. Under the inspiring leadership of Executive Director Deborah Scott, this organization has become a powerful “think and act tank for working families.” With a mission to enhance civic engagement, voter education, and equitable public policy, Georgia STAND-UP has united community, labor, academic, and government partners to tackle pressing issues like housing, transit, environmental justice, and economic opportunity in Fulton County. Media Credit: Fulton County Government

Empowering Communities: Georgia STAND-UP’s Impact

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Marvin Arrington Jr. has highlighted the critical legal requirement for Fulton County actions, emphasizing the need for four affirmative votes from the Board of Commissioners. Citing U.S. Supreme Court precedents and local laws, he clarifies that without these votes, the county cannot proceed with nominations or appointments. Stay informed and engaged with the latest updates. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

The Law Requires Board Consensus for Action

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Join the movement for a brighter future in Fulton County! With over a decade of dedication to serving residents, the journey is just beginning. This commitment to progress continues as we strive together for positive change. Contributions are vital to achieving our goals, and every donation, big or small, makes a difference. Together, let's propel Fulton County forward. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Commitment to Fulton County Leadership

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An exciting opportunity awaits with the upcoming charity event that combines passion for basketball and the spirit of giving back. Join the action packed Hardwood Classic Celebrity Basketball Game where stars unite for a cause. Expect a day filled with thrilling plays, special guest appearances, and community joy. This event not only showcases amazing talent but also promotes several giveaways, contributing to a brighter future for local youth. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington, Jr.

Charity in Action: The Hardwood Classic Celebrity Basketball Game

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A wonderful Saturday in Roswell highlighted the importance of supporting local Democratic leaders poised to create inclusive communities. Join the movement as the community rallies behind Dontaye Carter for Mayor of Sandy Springs and Mary Robichaux for Mayor of Roswell. Your voice matters, so take this opportunity to vote on December 2, 2025, for a brighter future. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Elevate Your Voice: Vote for Change in Roswell!

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