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Write to the mayors and legislators of Fulton County, GA

Fulton County, Georgia has 15 municipal governments serving about 1,115,189 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

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Shown at the card's true proportions — if it fits here, it fits in print.

Local stamp · step one

Which city hall?

A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of Fulton County instead, choose the State stamp.

Address book — Fulton County

15 of 15 with a verified, current leader’s name.

MunicipalityLed byCity hallPopulation
Alpharetta Jim Gilvin — Mayor 2 Park Plz, Alpharetta 30009 67,267
Atlanta Andre Dickens — Mayor 55 Trinity Ave Sw, 2nd Floor , Atlanta 30303 499,127
Chattahoochee Hills Camille Lowe — Mayor 6505 Rico Rd, Ste A, Palmetto 30268 3,252
College Park Bianca Motley Broom — Mayor Po Box 87137, College Park 30337 13,914
East Point Keisha Chapman — Mayor 2777 E Point St, East Point 30344 38,380
Fairburn Hattie Portis-Jones — Mayor Po Box 145, Fairburn 30213 16,956
Hapeville Alan Hallman — Mayor 3468 N Fulton Ave, Hapeville 30354 6,575
Johns Creek John Bradberry — Mayor 12000 Findley Rd, Ste 400, Johns Creek 30097 82,453
Milton Peyton Jamison — Mayor 2006 Heritage Walk, Milton 30004 41,836
Mountain Park Bill Kolbrener — Mayor 118 Lakeshore Dr, Roswell 30075 581
Palmetto Teresa Thomas-Smith — Mayor Po Box 190, Palmetto 30268 5,082
Roswell Mary Robichaux — Mayor 38 Hill St, Ste 115, Roswell 30075 92,950
Sandy Springs Rusty Paul — Mayor 7840 Roswell Rd, Bldg 500, Sandy Springs 30350 107,763
South Fulton Carmalitha Gumbs — Mayor 5440 Fulton Industrial Blvd, Atlanta 30336 111,158
Union City Vince Williams — Mayor 5047 Union St, Union City 30291 27,895

At the state house for Fulton County

Brian Kemp (Republican)Governor of Georgia
Burt Jones (Republican)Lieutenant Governor
Matt Brass (Republican) Senate District 6
Josh McLaurin (Democratic) Senate District 14
Jason Dickerson (Republican) Senate District 21
Donzella James (Democratic) Senate District 28
Kenya Wicks (Democratic) Senate District 34
Jaha Howard (Democratic) Senate District 35
Nan Orrock (Democratic) Senate District 36
RaShaun Kemp (Democratic) Senate District 38
Sonya Halpern (Democratic) Senate District 39
Brian Strickland (Republican) Senate District 42
Elena Parent (Democratic) Senate District 44
Shawn Still (Republican) Senate District 48
John Albers (Republican) Senate District 56
Todd Jones (Republican) House District 25
John Carson (Republican) House District 46
Jan Jones (Republican) House District 47
Scott Hilton (Republican) House District 48
Chuck Martin (Republican) House District 49
Michelle Au (Democratic) House District 50
Esther Panitch (Democratic) House District 51
Shea Roberts (Democratic) House District 52
Deborah Silcox (Republican) House District 53
Betsy Holland (Democratic) House District 54
Inga Willis (Democratic) House District 55
Bryce Berry (Democratic) House District 56
Stacey Evans (Democratic) House District 57
Park Cannon (Democratic) House District 58
Phil Olaleye (Democratic) House District 59
Sheila Jones (Democratic) House District 60
Mekyah McQueen (Democratic) House District 61
Tanya Miller (Democratic) House District 62
Kim Schofield (Democratic) House District 63
Robert Dawson (Democratic) House District 65
Lydia Glaize (Democratic) House District 67
Derrick Jackson (Democratic) House District 68
Debra Bazemore (Democratic) House District 69
Rhonda Burnough (Democratic) House District 77
Karen Mathiak (Republican) House District 82
Omari Crawford (Democratic) House District 89
Saira Draper (Democratic) House District 90