Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat

I am deeply honored to receive the endorsement of Jackie Barrett-Washington, a trailblazer and the first African-American woman to serve as sheriff of Fulton County. Her guidance and support over the years have been invaluable to me, shaping my approach to leadership in law enforcement. As we approach Election Day tomorrow, I am grateful for her continued prayers and backing. Her legacy is a beacon of integrity and commitment, and with her inspiration, I am dedicated to serving our community with the same fervor.

Grateful for the warm welcome at Eagle’s Nest Church with Pastor Lee Jenkins. It was a blessing to connect with the congregation and discuss how we can work together for a safer, stronger community. Engaging with our voters on a personal level strengthens our shared vision for the future. Remember to vote this Tuesday, May 21.

Last night at the 11th Annual Emerging Leaders Awards & Scholarship Gala hosted by the Emerging 100 of Atlanta, I was honored to witness their incredible achievements and commitments to our community. It was particularly inspiring to see Greg Clay from the Mayor’s Office of Constituent Services receive his well-deserved award. The E100 also celebrated a significant milestone by honoring more scholars than ever before, with total scholarships awarded since 2014 nearing $500,000.

Additionally, the Credible Messenger Program, a leader in the innovative restorative justice model, received a $10,000 grant to further their impactful work with justice-involved youth. Their efforts in modifying behavior and strengthening communities are exemplary.

I’m honored to receive the endorsement from APS School Board member Alfred Shivy Brooks. His support underscores our shared commitment to a safe and thriving community. This is the last week to early vote—let’s keep the momentum going. Cast your ballot for continued progress in Fulton County.