Sherry B Williams

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Sherry B Williams

Sherry B. Williams is a candidate for the City Council Post 3 At-Large. Williams worked for the Georgia General Assembly. As a breast cancer survivor, she plans to fight for Atlantans the same way she did cancer. 

Economy

  • Plans to put resources into small and medium sized businesses to help build a diverse business community 

Crime

  • Supports reforming the APD
  • Wants to get to the root of systemic injustice

Social equity

  • States that she will fight for all Atlantans. 
  • Works with leaders and residents to improve life for communities and residents that are underserved

Housing 

  • States that she will make sure that affordable housing is built with the help of Invest Atlanta and the Atlanta Housing Authority
  • Protect neighborhoods from increased gentrification

Infrastructure

  • Advocates for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) and transportation expansion
  • Lead a project to build sidewalks for children to access the Adams Park Library and Andrew & Walter Young YMCA
  • Has made and plans to make improvements with streets and sewers including potholes and street lights

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