Felicia Moore
Moore currently serves as Atlanta City Council President, after serving as the City Councilmember for District 9 for 20 years. If elected, Moore aims to create safer neighborhoods, provide quality city services, responsibly manage city revenues and increase government transparency.
Economy
- Strong advocate for economic community development and community engagement
- Supports balanced city budget
Crime
- Lead the 2011 pension reform effort for the Atlanta Police Department
- Improve the community by implementing her 5 C’s plan: Community, Cops, Courts, Code Enforcement and Children
- Spoke out against police misconduct and systemic racism
- Voted to decriminalize marijuana possession
Social Equity
- Maintain single-family neighborhoods
- Brought Publix to Northwest Atlanta
- Sighted with neighborhoods against water and sewer privatization
Housing
- Supports the neighborhood planning unit (NPU) system
- Keep the character of many of the single-family neighborhoods
- Fought for Affordable Housing Trust fund to be included in Beltline project
Infrastructure
- Supports increasing light rail around the city
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