David Johnson is from Snellville, Georgia and currently lives in Roswell. He holds a bachelor's degree from Georgia State University and a master's degree in medical science from Emory University. He is married to his wife, Nicole, with whom he has 3 children. He and his family currently attend Northpoint Community Church. He also serves on the Homeowners Association Board in Country Club of Roswell. 

David currently works as a Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant at Northside Hospital Forsyth. 

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David currently serves as a member of the Roswell City Council, Post 4. He was first elected in 2021 and is serving his first term.

Believes affordable housing and economic development are critical for families in Roswell.

- Believes affordable housing and economic development are critical for families in Roswell.

Economy

Supports the development of Founders Park, a continuous, walkable green space uniting Roswell’s iconic sites.

Supports the development of Founders Park. 

- Supports the development of Founders Park. 

Public Services

Believes affordable housing and economic development are critical for ensuring Roswell remains a place where families can thrive.

- Believes affordable housing and economic development are critical for ensuring Roswell remains a place where families can thrive.

Housing & Urban Development

As an HOA board member, worked with the City Council to install FLOCK security cameras.

Supports the construction of a new public safety headquarters.

- As an HOA board member, worked with the City Council to install FLOCK security cameras. 
- Supports the construction of a new public safety headquarters.

Public Safety

As a city council member, delivered safer streets, the lowest crime rate in 20 years, and improved infrastructure, including realigning Big Creek Parkway.

As a city council member, delivered "safer streets, the lowest crime rate in 20 years...", and improved infrastructure, including realigning Big Creek Parkway.

Supports the “Slow Down in Roswell” initiative to enhance street safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers, particularly in areas with school zones, parks, and senior communities.

Supports the “Slow Down in Roswell” initiative to promote street safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers, particularly in areas with school zones, parks, and senior communities.

- As a city council member, delivered "safer streets, the lowest crime rate in 20 years...", and improved infrastructure, including realigning Big Creek Parkway.
- Supports the “Slow Down in Roswell” initiative to promote street safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers, particularly in areas with school zones, parks, and senior communities.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports careful tree removal and replanting to enhance stormwater management and native restoration.

- Supports careful tree removal and replanting to enhance stormwater management and native restoration.

Energy & the Environment

David Johnson

Supports installing FLOCK security cameras to deter and solve crimes.

David Johnson currently lives on the east side of Roswell in the Country Club of Roswell neighborhood. David grew up in Snellville, Georgia and graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Science degree in 2005. He received a Master in Medical Science from Emory University in 2007.David moved to Roswell in 2014 and has been married for sixteen years to his beautiful wife, Nicole. Together, they have three children, ages eight, seven, and four. David currently works as a Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant at Northside Hospital Forsyth and has been in the Northside Hospital system since 2007. He and his family currently attend Northpoint Community Church.

David is currently a member of the Roswell City Council. He was first elected in 2021 and is serving his first term.

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Jennifer Phillippi - Ballotpedia

Jennifer Phillippi was born in Tallahassee, Florida. She lives in Roswell with her children. She holds an associate degree from Tallahassee Community College, a bachelor's degree in actuarial science from Florida State University, and a graduate degree from the University of Phoenix. She is a Unitarian Universalist. 

Jennifer is the Chief Operating Officer of Consolidated Risk Solutions. She previously worked as an account manager at Project Technologies International. 

Jennifer ran for Fulton County Commissioner in District 2 in 2024 but did not win. 

Opposes "double taxation" on residents, such as parking fees in city-owned lots.

Plans to end "double taxation" on residents, such as parking fees in city-owned lots.

- Plans to end "double taxation" on residents, such as parking fees in city-owned lots.

Said, "Once elected, it will be my priority to ensure that our elections, which are constantly under attack, remain free, fair and open by voting to maintain a democratic majority on the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections and by protecting the budget of our elections office."

During her 2024 campaign for Fulton County Commissioner, promised to focus on free, fair, and open elections by supporting a democratic majority on the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections and safeguarding the elections office budget.

Supports restoring recent cuts to the Parks and Recreation budget to ensure green spaces remain vibrant and accessible.

Supports restoring Parks and Recreation funding to keep green spaces vibrant and accessible.”

Supports rolling back recent Parks & Recreation fee hikes that have made community programs less accessible.

Supports rolling back recent Parks & Recreation fee hikes that have made community programs "less accessible."

Advocates for local business owners to have the right to speak during public comment at City Council meetings.

Advocates for more timely, transparent communication from city leadership on major decisions.

Supports enforcing rules of decorum at public meetings to hold elected officials accountable for treating residents with civility and respect.

Supports enforcing decorum rules at public meetings to ensure officials treat residents with civility and respect.

- During her 2024 campaign for Fulton County Commissioner, promised to focus on free, fair, and open elections by supporting a democratic majority on the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections and safeguarding the elections office budget.
- Supports restoring Parks and Recreation funding to keep green spaces vibrant and accessible.”
- Supports rolling back recent Parks & Recreation fee hikes that have made community programs "less accessible."
- Advocates for local business owners to have the right to speak during public comment at City Council meetings.
- Advocates for more timely, transparent communication from city leadership on major decisions.
- Supports enforcing decorum rules at public meetings to ensure officials treat residents with civility and respect.
- Supports abortion access.

As of September 7, 2025, Jennifer Phillippi’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports reducing the jail population by ensuring adequate funding for the District Attorney’s office and Sheriff’s office.

During her 2024 campaign for Fulton County Commissioner, supported the ACLU's recommendations for reducing the jail population by ensuring adequate funding for the District Attorney’s office and Sheriff’s office.

- During her 2024 campaign for Fulton County Commissioner, supported the ACLU's recommendations for reducing the jail population by ensuring adequate funding for the District Attorney’s office and Sheriff’s office.

Supports exploring renewable energy solutions 
dlike installing solar panels on government buildings 
to reduce emissions and lower long-term costs.

Plans to enforce tree policies to protect Roswell’s canopy and champion environmental efforts to reduce pollution, combat erosion, remove invasive species, and safeguard the Chattahoochee River. 

Supports innovative green initiatives like community gardens and native plants to enhance health, welfare, property values, and neighborhood desirability.

During her 2024 campaign for Fulton County Commissioner, supported innovative green initiatives like community gardens and native plants to enhance health, welfare, property values, and neighborhood desirability.

- Plans to enforce tree policies to protect Roswell’s canopy and champion environmental efforts to reduce pollution, combat erosion, remove invasive species, and safeguard the Chattahoochee River. 
- During her 2024 campaign for Fulton County Commissioner, supported innovative green initiatives like community gardens and native plants to enhance health, welfare, property values, and neighborhood desirability.

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Jennifer Phillippi

A Roswell resident since 2007, Jennifer is a mother, environmentalist, and business executive with a proven track record of strategic leadership and financial stewardship. As the Chief Operating Officer of a thriving company, she brings real-world experience in managing budgets, solving complex problems, and building high-performing teams. Her path to public service began with a deep commitment to environmental sustainability and community wellbeing. Those values that have shaped her two decades of civic engagement in Roswell. From revitalizing service clubs in local schools to leading Earth Ministries at her congregation and preserving historic sites like Mimosa Hall, Jennifer has consistently stepped up where it matters.

Jennifer's campaign for Roswell City Council Member is her first entry into politics.

As of September 7, 2025, Jennifer Phillippi did not have a website or any information online.

- City council members work together with the rest of city council to set and implement city policy. 
- City council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city council members in Georgia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 