Fulton County Commissioner Mo Ivory invites residents to East Point for open town hall discussion on November 12

Fulton County, Georgia – The “Mo Knows: Come Talk with Me” Town Hall is coming up, and Fulton County District 4 Commissioner Mo Ivory is once again inviting people from the area to talk to her. The East Point Library, at 2757 Main Street in East Point, Georgia, will host the event on Wednesday, November 12, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The doors will open at 6:00 p.m.

The town hall will be a place where individuals may ask questions, voice concerns, and give input on any Fulton County program or service. Commissioner Ivory wants to provide a forum where community members can talk about issues that affect their neighborhoods and feel like their voices are being heard.

East Point Mayor Deanna Holiday Ingraham will be a special speaker at the conversation. She will talk about community relationships, local projects, and the county’s continued efforts to make life better for its residents. The work together between county and municipal leaders shows that they are both committed to meeting the needs of the community via conversation and partnership.

Commissioner Ivory said that the “Mo Knows” town hall series is more than just a gathering; it’s a chance to create trust and improve communication between the government and the people it serves.

“This town hall is a commitment to open conversation, direct answers and a shared belief that our county works best when residents are informed and involved,” said Commissioner Ivory.

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District 4 residents are invited to come and join the conversation. The session gives people a chance to talk directly with elected officials on things like public services, forthcoming county projects, or innovative ways to make the community better.

Those interested in attending can find more information or register in advance by visiting https://bit.ly/4qhP9BY.