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Community impact shines bright as giants are honored in Atlanta's golf scene. A heartfelt thank you to @gsga and @bobbyjonesgolfcourse for this special recognition. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Celebrating Community Impact: Honoring Giants in Atlanta Golf with Marvin Arrington Jr and GSGA at Bobby Jones Golf Course

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The U.S. Justice Department’s civil rights division has taken significant action by filing a lawsuit against Fulton County for records linked to the 2020 election. This lawsuit highlights a concerning attack on our democracy and emphasizes the importance of transparency in our elections. As your Commissioner, I strive to ensure that every voice is heard and our electoral process remains intact. Together, we can uphold the integrity of our democratic system and protect the rights of all citizens for future generations. Thank you to @atlantanewsfirst for featuring this important moment! Read the full article at: https://www.atlantanewsfirst.com/video/2026/01/28/commissioner-marvin-arrington-jr-fulton-search-warrant-attack-democracy/ Media Credit:

Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr.: Fulton search warrant attack on democracy

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Originally Aired 2/2/2026 on CNN. "The trust between voters and the election process is so fragile." I sat down to discuss the FBI's seizure of Fulton County's 2020 election ballots and why we're taking legal action to fight back. Here's what you need to know: ✅ The FBI seized ballots without providing an inventory ✅ The chain of custody has been broken ✅ We're filing a motion to get those records back and demand accountability ✅ Georgia's 2020 election was recounted THREE times—all confirmed the same result I won't stand by while anyone—regardless of party or position—tears at the fabric of our democracy or sows distrust in our election process. Fulton County is going to do everything we can to protect our residents and the integrity of our elections. Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/1vz91uFL_m4 The work continues. #OneFulton #FultonForward #Democracy #ElectionIntegrity #ProtectTheVote #FultonCounty Support the movement at MarvinForFulton.com. Media Credit:

Laura Coates Live: Commissioner Marvin Arrington, Jr. is Fighting For Fulton County! – YouTube

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Pastor @jamalhbryant delivered an impactful message at the 39th Annual Economic Development Conference. His call to "pass the baton to the next generation of leaders" resonates deeply with the urgent need for succession planning in our communities. Building strong relationships between neighboring counties is essential, as we face similar challenges together. As president of @gabcoonline and a board member of @nobcoinc, I am dedicated to ensuring that we prioritize this crucial transition for the benefit of our future leaders. Together, let’s commit to planning for success to uplift our community. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Strategic Leadership for Tomorrow: Embracing New Generations for County Success

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Building the Future, One Project at a Time! 🏗️🌇 Excitement filled the air at our recent groundbreaking event, uniting community leaders and construction teams. With a vision for progress, local officials shared inspiring plans for a transformative project that promises economic opportunity and sustainability. This vibrant gathering captured the essence of community spirit, with reporters documenting each moment. As we lay the foundation for a stronger neighborhood, we invite you to join us on this incredible journey. Stay tuned for updates! #Groundbreaking #CommunityDevelopment #FutureBuilding #SustainableGrowth #TogetherWeBuild Media Credit:

Building the Future: Community Groundbreaking Event Inspires Progress and Unity for Local Development Projects

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Service is essential to creating a vibrant community. Join the movement of individuals dedicated to uplifting those around them. Participate in local initiatives that encourage connection and collaboration. Make a meaningful impact through volunteer opportunities and outreach programs that resonate within the community. Find ways to get involved and help make a difference in the lives of others. Champion the notion that everyone's contribution can create a ripple effect of positive change in the world. For more details on how to get started, visit our website. Media Credit:

Service Is The Rent We Pay For Living On This Earth

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Today marks a decade since the recognition as a Certified County Commissioner, signifying dedication through 66 hours of leadership training. This certification empowers officials to serve with excellence and transparency, ensuring Fulton County benefits from expert leadership committed to progress. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Marvin Arrington Jr. Celebrates Certification

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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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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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