Atlanta City Council District 11

Join me tomorrow at Greenbriar Mall for Breakfast with Santa as we celebrate the holiday season with our community.

This family-friendly event will feature a breakfast bar, hot chocolate station, sweet treats, face painting, balloon art, craft stations, a holiday movie, life-size games, and more. Children will receive free toys and bikes, and families will have the opportunity to purchase professional photos with Santa.

This event is free for children ages 12 months to 12 years old and is open to the first 100 kids to RSVP. A parent or guardian must be present.

📍 Greenbriar Mall�
📅 Tomorrow, Sunday, December 14

I look forward to spending time with you and your family.

I was honored to stand alongside Mayor Andre Dickens, and Councilmembers Antonio Lewis, Eshe Collins, Andrea L. Boone, and Jason Dozier at the Michael Langford Drive renaming ceremony—celebrating a tireless advocate whose leadership shaped generations on the southside, amplified unheard voices, and advanced the fight for equity.

Moments like these remind us how deeply Atlanta’s progress is rooted in the courage and conviction of those who came before us. His legacy lives on through the leaders he inspired and the work we continue to carry forward.

Honoring the life and legacy of former Councilman James F. “Jim” Maddox, Sr. Join us for a special historical marker unveiling at Cascade Springs Nature Preserve on Thursday, October 16, 2025, at 1:30 PM.

A celebration of honor, legacy, and community!

An evening of elegance and joy!

I was honored to join the City of Atlanta’s Senior Ball, the “Age of Elegance Gala,” hosted by our Office of Constituent Services, alongside my colleagues on the Atlanta City Council and Mayor Andre Dickens.

What a wonderful time it was celebrating our seniors—their liveliness, vibrant spirits, and electrifying personalities remind me that age is just a number when your heart is full of life!

Council member Marci Collier Overstreet visited Haley’s Event Center for STEAM Saturday, sponsored by Amerigroup. Students explored hands-on activities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math and even built their own robots! Events like this inspire our young people to explore, learn, and dream big.