Birrell,JoAnn_CCDR_06-31-2021

Birrell,JoAnn_CCDR_12-31-2021

Birrell,JoAnn_CCDR_01-31-2022

As commissioner, JoAnn initiated the “Keep it in Cobb” and “Canton Road Redevelopment” programs.

- As commissioner, JoAnn initiated the “Keep it in Cobb” and “Canton Road Redevelopment” programs.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of July 5, 2022, JoAnn Birrell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

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As a commissioner, she supported South Cobb's Redevelopment Authority, which finances development of unused land. She said, “\[during my time as Commissioner], 14 out of 17 redevelopment sites in District 3 have been redeveloped”.

As commissioner, she voted to provide $50 million in funds to small businesses struggling from the pandemic.

As commissioner, she launched a “How to do Business with Cobb” seminar series for local vendors and county members.

- As a commissioner, she supported South Cobb's Redevelopment Authority, which finances development of unused land. She said, “\[during my time as Commissioner], 14 out of 17 redevelopment sites in District 3 have been redeveloped”.
- As commissioner, she voted to provide $50 million in funds to small businesses struggling from the pandemic. 
- As commissioner, she launched a “How to do Business with Cobb” seminar series for local vendors and county members.

Public Services

As commissioner, JoAnn supported and passed Cobb's “Step and Grade” pay plan. This increased starting salaries for law enforcement to $46,000 and improves the pay scale for existing officers.

Said, "I can assure you as long as I’m in this seat, \[public safety] will remain my number one priority.”

- As commissioner, JoAnn supported and passed Cobb's “Step and Grade” pay plan. This increased starting salaries for law enforcement to $46,000 and improves the pay scale for existing officers.
- Said, "I can assure you as long as I’m in this seat, \[public safety] will remain my number one priority.”

Public Safety

As commissioner, she voted against increases in millage (property) taxes.

Wants to cut waste from the county budget.

- As commissioner, she voted against increases in millage (property) taxes. 
- Wants to cut waste from the county budget.

Taxes & Budget

JoAnn Birrell

Ballotpedia

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Triebsch,Christine_CCDR_04-30-2022

Believes that public transit, green spaces, and the environment are important.

Supports affordable clean energy, including solar and wind.

- Believes that public transit, green spaces, and the environment are important. 
- Supports affordable clean energy, including solar and wind.

As of July 5, 2022, Christine Triebsch did not have a website or any information online.

Said, "[w]e must fully fund our public education in order to ensure our children receive the best public education. Without strong public education, our society will crumble."

Plans to focus on zoning and to consider how zoning changes will affect the community.

Wants to balance commercial and residential properties, while protecting property values.

- Said, "[w]e must fully fund our public education in order to ensure our children receive the best public education. Without strong public education, our society will crumble."
- Plans to focus on zoning and to consider how zoning changes will affect the community. 
- Wants to balance commercial and residential properties, while protecting property values.

Supports law enforcement, fire services, Haz-Mat, ambulance and emergency medical services.

Supports "common sense gun safety measures."

- Supports law enforcement, fire services, Haz-Mat, ambulance and emergency medical services. 
- Supports "common sense gun safety measures."

Said, "I will work hard to ensure fiscal responsibility while making financial decisions that will have a lasting positive impact on our community."

- Said, "I will work hard to ensure fiscal responsibility while making financial decisions that will have a lasting positive impact on our community."

Christine Triebsch

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