Andrea Boone for Atlanta City Council District 10
My campaign is a grassroots effort, and I would be honored if you would consider getting involved.
Thank you for visiting my website. I’m running for Atlanta City Council District 10 because I firmly believe I am the most qualified candidate for the job. I also listen well and would like to hear from you. We have tremendous opportunities ahead of us, and I look forward to representing our neighborhoods best interests. As we continue to move Atlanta forward, our City Council needs leaders who know how government works. I have extensive experience in both legislative and executive actions and it gives me a unique edge that will benefit Atlanta City Council District 10. With nearly 30 years of experience working at Atlanta City Hall, I have an in-depth familiarity with the inner workings of the executive and legislative processes and first-hand understanding of budget, tax, and fiscal policies. You can always count on me to go to bat for you!
Andrea Boone
Andrea Boone is a compassionate, committed and highly qualified public servant.
For nearly 30 years, Atlanta native Andrea L. Boone has served the citizens of Atlanta, specifically Southwest Atlanta as a lifelong resident of District 10, in the office of Atlanta City Council member C.T. Martin for 19 years and as the City of Atlanta Commissioner in the Mayor’s Office of Constituent Services for the past 7 ½ years. During her unique tenure at City Hall, she has been committed to the community and a key stakeholder moving the city forward while protecting the interests of the residents of Southwest Atlanta. She has been at the forefront of groundbreaking legislation passed that addressed the City’s $1.5 billion unfunded pension liability and helped grow the City’s reserves from $7.4 million to nearly $150 million, in just over five years.
As the Chief of Staff for the Dean of the Atlanta City Council C.T. Martin, she spearheaded his commitment to affordable housing, public safety improvements and youth empowerment initiatives throughout District 10.
Major youth empowerment initiatives have included managing the operational growth of: the Adamsville Recreation Center, the annual Youth fest program from an attendance of 150 to programming activities for over 3,000 children; assisting in the implementation of the Mobile Youth Resource Center, and the establishment of the Atlanta Youth Commission. She is a proven advocate that has always kept, the Atlanta Public School System, Atlanta City Council and the Mayor’s office focused on and prioritizing the needs of residents and neighborhoods in all District 10 neighborhoods and solved problems for constituents ranging from water and sewage issues to crime and abandoned property code violations of landlords.
Andrea has worked hard for District 10 and assisted the Atlanta City Council and Mayor’s office in achieving the goal of hiring 2,000 police officers within the Atlanta Police Department and to successfully balance the City’s budget each year, without increasing taxes. As commissioner she worked alongside and in partnership with churches, senior centers, neighborhoods, businesses and other stakeholders to ensure elected officials at City Hall never lose focus on the needs and issues within District 10.