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Amending Title 1, Administration, of the City of South Fulton Code of Ordinances, to help ensure high ethical standards within the city, sponsored by Mayor Gumbs

Amending Title 1, Administration, of the City of South Fulton Code of Ordinances

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Amending Title 1, Administration, of the City of South Fulton Code of Ordinances, to help ensure high ethical standards within the city, sponsored by Mayor Gumbs

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8members of South Fulton City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, August 25, 2026
Yes5
No2

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CitySouth Fulton City CouncilPassed Aug 25

Who decides this

  • Carmalitha L. GumbsCity of South FultonNo vote on recordCallEmail
  • Catherine Foster-RowellDistrict 1Voted noCallEmail
  • Aaron V. JohnsonDistrict 2Voted yesCallEmail
  • LaTonya "Toni" WrightDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Jaceey SebastianDistrict 4Voted yesCallEmail
  • Keosha B. BellDistrict 5Voted yesCallEmail
  • Natasha Williams-BrownDistrict 6Voted yesCallEmail
  • Linda Becquer PritchettDistrict 7Voted noCallEmail

Whole board: passed 5 to 2, Aug 25

Decided, Aug 25: The council voted 5 to 2 on the item 2 2026-832. Second Read and Request Council Approval of An Ordinance To Amend Title 1, Administration, Of The City Of South Fulton Code of Ordinances, To Help Ensure High Ethical Standards Within The City (Sponsored by Mayor Gumbs): motion to accept. It passed.

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