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Andre Dickens Father. 61st Mayor, City of Atlanta

Thirty years ago, Atlanta welcomed the world during the 1996 Olympic Games. In just days, we’ll do it again as the FIFA ...
06/03/2026

Thirty years ago, Atlanta welcomed the world during the 1996 Olympic Games. In just days, we’ll do it again as the FIFA World Cup comes to our city. Yesterday, we unveiled ATLAS, the first digital sphere in a U.S. airport, right here at the world’s busiest airport.

For millions of visitors, Atlanta begins at Hartsfield-Jackson. That’s why we’re continuing to invest in new ways to welcome the world, showcase our culture, and improve the experience for travelers.

PLUS local talent helped bring this specific project to life, including SCAD graduates, small business owners, and a Georgia Tech professor.

When Atlanta was awarded World Cup matches, we knew this wasn’t just about hosting games. It was an opportunity to make investments that would benefit our city long after the tournament is over. The world is coming to Atlanta. And that welcome starts right here.

Atlanta showed out at the UniverSoul Circus over the weekend.One thing I love about this city is that you can hear music...
06/02/2026

Atlanta showed out at the UniverSoul Circus over the weekend.

One thing I love about this city is that you can hear music from around the world, see families from every corner of Atlanta, and feel that energy all in one place.

With the World Cup coming next year, it’s a reminder that we’ve been a global city. We know how to welcome people, celebrate different cultures, and have a good time doing it.

Shout out to the entire UniverSoul Circus team for continuing a tradition that’s brought joy to Atlanta families for decades.

If you’re looking for something fun to do with the family this month, put it on your list.

For 50 years, the Georgia Head Start Association has been helping children and families build brighter futures, and this...
06/01/2026

For 50 years, the Georgia Head Start Association has been helping children and families build brighter futures, and this weekend I was proud to celebrate that legacy.

I’ve met parents who just needed someone in their corner. I’ve met educators who go far beyond the classroom. And I’ve seen firsthand what happens when we invest in our youngest residents early.

Every child deserves the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their neighborhood, family income, or circumstances. That’s why we’ve made the largest investment in early childcare in Atlanta’s history and why I’ll continue fighting to make Atlanta the best major city in America to raise a child.

To everyone who has been part of the Head Start story over the last five decades: thank you. Your work has opened doors, changed lives, and created opportunities for generations of Atlanta families.

Congratulations on 50 years of impact.

June is here, and Atlanta is already moving forward.Today, we officially opened the new South Red Deck at Hartsfield-Jac...
06/01/2026

June is here, and Atlanta is already moving forward.

Today, we officially opened the new South Red Deck at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This $440 million investment adds more than 7,000 parking spaces across seven levels and nearly 3 million square feet, along with over 100 EV charging stations, smart parking technology, ticketless entry and exit through license plate readers, and direct skyway access to the South Terminal.

For the millions of travelers, families, business leaders, and visitors who pass through ATL every year, this means a smoother, faster, and more convenient experience from the moment they arrive.

And we’re not done. This is just the first phase of a larger transformation that will help ensure the world’s busiest airport continues to meet the needs of a growing Atlanta.

We’re gonna keep Moving Atlanta forward, one project at a time.

Atlanta has always been a city where culture and commerce, creativity and leadership, music and movement come together.I...
06/01/2026

Atlanta has always been a city where culture and commerce, creativity and leadership, music and movement come together.

It was great joining Ryan Wilson and Jermaine Dupri for a conversation about where Atlanta is today and where we’re headed next.

From our artists and entrepreneurs to our neighborhoods and small businesses, Atlanta continues to set the pace because of the people who choose to build, create, and invest here every day.

As our city hosts Black Music Week, we’re celebrating more than music. We’re celebrating the culture, talent, and innovation that continue to make Atlanta a global destination and the capital of culture.

The future is bright, and Atlanta is just getting started.

People may not think about public restrooms until they need one. That’s why today’s ribbon cutting at Cascade Springs Na...
05/29/2026

People may not think about public restrooms until they need one. That’s why today’s ribbon cutting at Cascade Springs Nature Preserve mattered.

Atlanta is partnering with Throne Labs to bring smart restrooms to 10 locations across our parks system and the BeltLine, including Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, Woodruff Park, Piedmont Park, Historic Fourth Ward Park, and more.

And yes, this is the kind of technology your Tech Mayor gets excited about. Technology that solves real everyday problems for residents, families, seniors, visitors, and the people who enjoy our parks every single day. These units are ADA-accessible, touchless, climate-controlled, and designed to help us keep our public spaces cleaner and better maintained.

As we prepare to welcome the world to Atlanta for FIFA World Cup 2026, investments like this matter. Because the best cities pay attention to the big projects and the small quality-of-life details.

Thank you to Throne Labs, Commissioner Cutler, our Parks & Recreation team, and everyone helping us move Atlanta forward.

05/28/2026

Had lunch at Tribe & Spice on the Westside and I’m telling y’all now… Atlanta has some of the best local spots anywhere in the country.

Supporting local businesses matters because these are the folks investing back into our neighborhoods, hiring our residents, and helping keep the culture of this city alive. Good food. Good people. Great energy.
Westside showed love.

Where should I stop for lunch next?

05/27/2026

Everybody deserves a safe place to call home.

Tammy’s story is powerful. After more than 20 years living outside, she now has her own key, her own space, and a chance to move forward.

She now lives in one of the 100 units we built in west midtown called Waterworks. Built them in only 10 months using modular construction. Atlantica Properties and Partners for Home are two of our partners. As well as five regional hospitals have units set aside here for homeless patients.

That’s why this work matters. Through Downtown Rising and strong partnerships across Atlanta, hundreds of our unhoused neighbors have been connected to housing and support. And we’re going to keep going.

I’m grateful for the outreach workers, nonprofits, housing partners, and advocates showing up every day to help change lives across our city. Atlanta is at its best when we take care of each other.

I’ve been with New Horizon Baptist Church since year one, so being part of this celebration means a lot to me personally...
05/27/2026

I’ve been with New Horizon Baptist Church since year one, so being part of this celebration means a lot to me personally. Around church, I’m Deacon Dickens and trust me, that title is one I carry proudly.

I’m honored to serve as keynote speaker as we celebrate Pastor Sean Smith, 25 years of ministry, and a church family that has continued to pour into people, serve the community, and lead with faith.

Congratulations to Pastor Smith and the entire New Horizon family on this incredible milestone. Looking forward to celebrating with everybody in September. Make sure you grab a ticket using the link in my bio.

Southwest Atlanta raised generations of families, leaders, homeowners, and communities that helped shape this city. That...
05/26/2026

Southwest Atlanta raised generations of families, leaders, homeowners, and communities that helped shape this city. That’s why programs like Senior Wills matter.

Last week on Campbellton Road, seniors from across our communities sat down with volunteer attorneys and legal professionals to start protecting their homes, assets, and family legacy for the next generation. For a lot of families, this is about making sure what was built over decades stays with the people who built it.

Since 2024, we’ve hosted five Senior Wills events across Atlanta, helping more than 120 seniors and families secure their legacies through estate planning. When we built the Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative, we asked one fundamental question: what does it actually take for a family to remain anchored in the neighborhood they helped build? Real investment means making sure legacy residents can stay rooted in the communities they’ve poured into for years.

Thank you to the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation, Fulton County Probate Court, Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, the Young Family YMCA, and everyone helping make these services accessible to our seniors. That’s how we move Atlanta forward together.

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