Fulton County – Page 4 – Marvin Arrington, Jr. For Fulton County Chair

It's events like these that remind us of the powerful impact of local leadership and collaboration in enhancing the quality of life for all residents. Keep engaging with us for updates on more community events and initiatives that make a difference. #COSF #FamilyFunDay #CommunityEngagement #LocalLeadership #FultonCountyEvents Media Credit: Linda Pritchett

Family Fun Day for Fulton County

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The collective strength of a community shines brightest during tough times. Explore a multitude of resources designed to uplift and empower individuals facing hardships. Inside, find connections to support networks, motivational stories, and tools to foster resilience. No one has to navigate tough times alone. Empower others to discover their strength and thrive together. Join the movement to build lasting connections and uplift your community. This is a chance to engage and collaborate for a better future. Media Credit:

Tough Times Don’t Last, But Tough People Do

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Fulton County's Reparations Task Force is making strides toward healing and empowerment within the community. This progress report highlights key initiatives aimed at addressing historical injustices and fostering social equity. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and involved in ongoing efforts to create a more inclusive future. Join the conversations and learn how these developments can impact the community positively. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Fulton County’s Reparations Task Force Progress Report

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Exciting news for seniors in Atlanta and Fulton County. Starting January 1, 2026, new school property tax exemptions offer significant financial relief, promoting home stability and easing financial strain. Seniors receiving these exemptions could save thousands on their school taxes each year, allowing them to retain their homes with dignity. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

New Tax Relief for Seniors

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Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. Delivers for Fulton County's Arts Community While others talked, Commissioner Arrington took action – restoring $1.7 MILLION in funding for arts organizations and arts programming across Fulton County. This isn't just about numbers. It's about Commissioner Arrington's commitment to: ✓ Supporting local artists and cultural institutions ✓ Providing arts education and programming for our youth ✓ Strengthening the economic and cultural fabric of our community ✓ Ensuring every resident has access to enriching experiences Commissioner Arrington understands that a thriving arts sector means a thriving Fulton County. His leadership proves that when you fight for what matters, real results follow. This is what moving Fulton Forward looks like – one meaningful investment at a time. #FultonForward #OneFulton #MarvinArringtonJr #FultonCounty #ArtsMatters #LeadershipThatDelivers Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Investing in the Arts: Fulton County’s Commitment

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Honoring @bhighatl & @therealghettomafia for Their Cultural Contributions in Journalism and Entertainment!

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Yesterday's vote revealed a stark need for change in Fulton County leadership. With a $69 million surplus, the rejection of $1.7 million in arts funding is alarming. This, alongside cuts to essential services, highlights the urgency for new direction. The time for impactful leadership is now. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Fulton County Arts Funding Vote Highlights

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Join the movement to strengthen community ties with The FACTS, a comprehensive guide designed to connect individuals with vital resources and services. Explore local initiatives that aim to empower people and foster collaboration among diverse communities. This resource is essential for anyone looking to enhance their community experience and discover support programs available in your area. Let’s shape positive change together, ensuring everyone has access to the tools and assistance they need to thrive. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

The FACTS: Community Resource Guide

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ulton County Releases January 2025 Point-in-Time Count Report The report reveals the faces of the homeless amidst growing needs. ATLANTA – Fulton County Continuum of Care (CoC) has released its annual number of individuals in shelters, temporary housing, and unsheltered settings. The 2025 Point in Time Count (PIT) Report indicates that more than 40% of those experiencing homelessness in Fulton County are unsheltered. On January 28, 2025, the PIT Count identified a total of 241 homeless individuals in the county. Of these, 103 individuals were classified as unsheltered, residing in places not meant for human habitation, while 138 or 57%, were sheltered in emergency shelters or transitional housing programs. The totals represent a 28.9% decrease from the 2024 count. “This is a vital and ongoing project that allows Fulton County to collect the necessary data needed to understand the demographic characteristics and living situations for persons experiencing homelessness,” said Stan Wilson, Fulton County Director of Community Development. “The goal is to not only collect this data, but to find unsheltered homeless individuals and families and connect them to available resources.” The Report also indicates that: 69% of homeless households counted were composed of adults. 28.2% of homeless households counted had one adult and one child. 18.7% of the homeless counted were children under the age of 18. Each year, the Fulton County PIT Homeless Count identifies vulnerable groups. Volunteers and service providers traveled throughout Fulton County conducting the surveys, providing outreach, and gathering information to determine which services are needed to alleviate barriers to housing. The vital information received from the Point-In-Time Count will help guide policies and initiatives to provide support, encourage community involvement, and find effective solutions. The CoC uses this real-time data to give a picture of how many people are entering the system, how many are leaving, and how many are moving into housing and able to stay housed. To review a copy of the 2025 PIT Report, visit https://fultoncountyga.gov/pointintimecount Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Fulton County Unveils Startling 2025 Homeless Count: Insights and Solutions for a Growing Crisis

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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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