National Association of Counties: Hon. Khadijah Abdur-Rahman

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The Neighbor: Abdur-Rahman and Carn clashing again for District 6 Fulton commission seat

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Advocated for funding for the arts and culture sector of Fulton County to revive metro Atlanta’s performing-arts industry.

- Advocated for funding for the arts and culture sector of Fulton County to revive metro Atlanta’s performing-arts industry.

Public Services

Plans to create jobs for young people and for adults looking for good paying jobs.

Introduced a $200 million coronavirus pandemic rescue plan to help people and families impacted by the pandemic and includes an employee payroll bonus.

Said, "It is imperative that the board of commissioners do a better job of managing the taxpayer resources. There are many individual issues and challenges that come before us, and they are all impacted by how responsible we are with taxpayer resources."

- Plans to create jobs for young people and for adults looking for good paying jobs.
- Supports small business owners.
- Introduced a $200 million coronavirus pandemic rescue plan to help people and families impacted by the pandemic and includes an employee payroll bonus.
- Said, "It is imperative that the board of commissioners do a better job of managing the taxpayer resources. There are many individual issues and challenges that come before us, and they are all impacted by how responsible we are with taxpayer resources."

Economy

As of July 25, 2024, Khadijah Abdur-Rahman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Avdocates for a new high tech Jail in Fulton County to fix overcrowded.

Partnered with  Georgia's First Lady and the State's Attorney General to address issues of human trafficking.

Created a pre-arrest diversion center that offered non-violent offenders access to medical treatment and alternatives to prison.

Said, "We have to work together with our law enforcement brothers and sisters. But not just to lock people up. We must focus on prevention; and mentoring young people so that we reduce juvenile delinquency."

- Avdocates for a new high tech Jail in Fulton County to fix overcrowded.
- Partnered with  Georgia's First Lady and the State's Attorney General to address issues of human trafficking.
- Created a pre-arrest diversion center that offered non-violent offenders access to medical treatment and alternatives to prison.
- Said, "We have to work together with our law enforcement brothers and sisters. But not just to lock people up. We must focus on prevention; and mentoring young people so that we reduce juvenile delinquency."

Public Safety

Supports the Support Anyone Facing Eviction program, which identifies renters facing eviction and provides them with financial aid to prevent evictions.

Said, "Housing is an essential need, so government should definitely provide protections against price gouging and exploitation."

- Supports the Support Anyone Facing Eviction program, which identifies renters facing eviction and provides them with financial aid to prevent evictions.
- Said, "Housing is an essential need, so government should definitely provide protections against price gouging and exploitation."

Housing & Urban Development

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Fulton County GA, Qualified Candidates

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- County Commissioners create and pass laws at the county-level. These laws show up in very tangible ways, such as determining how much you pay in property and sales taxes, public transportation, and maintaining infrastructure.
- County Commissioners are responsible for preparing and passing the county budget. The budget determines how much funding goes to various public services, such as public transportation, law enforcement, repairing roads, and maintaining infrastructure.
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- County Commissioners are elected to 4-year terms in staggered years. Typically, you only vote for the County Commissioner that represents your county commission district.