Ready to Act?
Here's how you can help.

​Contact the Mayor and City Council (with a cc to us at TuckerNDOrdinance@gmail.com).   Let them know you support this ordinance.

Use this link to email them:  www.tuckerga.gov/city_council.php

Or email them at these addresses:

Mayor
Frank Auman                    FAuman@tuckerga.gov
 
Council District 1
Pat Soltys                            PSoltys@tuckerga.gov
 
Council District 2
Noelle Monferdini           NMonferdini@tuckerga.gov
Matt Robbins                     MRobbins@tuckerga.gov
 
Council District 3
Anne Lerner                       ALerner@tuckerga.gov    (Be sure to thank Anne for supporting the cause.)
Michelle Penkava            MPenkava@tuckerga.gov
 

It's best if you write something personal from the heart.  Simply ask them to adopt a non-discrimination ordinance, and say why it's important to you.
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Suggested Talking Points:

• Mention which District you live in / name of your business.
• Let them know you support this ordinance and ask them to pass it.
• Ask when this ordinance will be on an agenda, and if not, why not?
• Ask if they support it, and if not, what are their issues against it?
• We would join our neighbor cities, Atlanta, Brookhaven, Chamblee, Clarkston, Doraville, Dunwoody, and Decatur in leading the state in non-discrimination. 
• It provides protection otherwise not afforded by Georgia or Federal law.
• Non-discrimination is a cause we can all be for.  This non-discrimination ordinance will provide an important protection for all of us living our daily lives in Tucker. 
• It is a proactive measure that will set a tone of inclusivity for our city, and it will help Tucker lead the way into the 21st century.
• It's time now for the city to take a stand against discrimination.
• It is important to you because...

Not sure which district you live in?  Check your voter registration card, or check the city map:
gis.interdev.com/tucker/citymap/