Robb Pitts, Chairman, Board of Commissioners of Fulton County

Fantastic Friday Night at “Reimagine Fridays” in with THE Fulton County Mayor !

Great to see the community come out and enjoy the evening together.

voters, Early voting begins tomorrow on Saturday June 6th.

Remember - you may vote at any of Fulton County’s early voting locations, but if you wait until Election Day on June 16th then you must vote at your designated polling place.

Today was another big deal for

The Grady South Emergency Department officially opened its doors to the community.

I’ve been working to make this day a reality since before the Wellstar hospitals closed, and it’s exciting to see this vision come true.

This is the first phase of transforming a healthcare desert into a world-class medical complex that will expand access to quality care for thousands of families.

We’re just getting started.

Proud to offer my unconditional and enthusiastic support for Keisha Lance Bottoms as she seeks to become the 84th Governor of Georgia.

I look forward to supporting her campaign every step of the way and am confident that she has the vision, leadership, and experience to succeed.

Georgia’s future is bright, and I am excited about the path ahead.

Thanks to and the City of Roswell for hosting an outstanding Memorial Day observance.

Last week, and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office hosted a screening of “A Chip Odyssey” highlighting the impact and innovation of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry.

I am proud to work on behalf of Fulton County to build relationships with the international community.

Two BIG cultural events during the year past two days at !

On Friday, I was honored to host world renowned Nigerian artist Chief Nike Okundaye for the Threads of Heritage Celebration along with . The art exhibit is on display in the Peachtree Gallery at the Fulton County Government Center until June. Come visit!

Today, we celebrated launching a Cultural Partnership with The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office. As part of the Partnership, accepted a donation of Taiwanese literature and educational resources. Thank you to Georgia State Senator for welcoming the Partnership to Fulton County.

Fulton County is a global destination, and I am proud to welcome cultures from around the world while sharing our own. Diversity strengthens communities, broadens perspectives, and reminds us of the value of connection and understanding.

Not even a highway closure can stop Fulton County and Atlanta from getting out in the Spring weather.

From the Virginia Highland Porch Fest to Grant Park’s Shop the Block to Councilmember Kelsea Bond’s PAD (Policing Alternatives and Diversion) education event in Little 5 Points, to Kirkwood’s Spring Fling - the community was out and celebrating their favorite season.