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Who Can Stop the Cities from Bringing Down DeKalb?

Here are Emails to Make it Easy for You to Ask that Question Yourself!


Thanks to MANA, the Medlock Area Neighborhood Association, here are the email addresses in an easy cut/paste format for anyone choosing to contact the legislators who might be able to stop the nightmare of city and annexation proposals that are consuming all our time and chipping away at our once-peacefully co-existing communities.  

Remind these legislators about the very words that were spoken by Mark Elgart, and detailed in the SACS report on our schools:

 "(This is) a system that is divided along lines of race, socioeconomic levels and geography." 

 "Such divisions are continuing to paralyze this system's ability to address the needs of all students."
 -- Dr. Mark Elgart, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)


 Let them know that you will be voting "no" on any new cities and any annexations if those items are placed on your ballot this year!


House Governmental Affairs Committee

Carter, Amy, Chairman
amy.carter@house.ga.gov

Brockway, Buzz
buzz.brockway@house.ga.gov

Taylor, Darlene K.
darlene.taylor@house.ga.gov

Brooks, Tyrone
tyrone.brooks@house.ga.gov

Fleming, Barry
barry.fleming@house.ga.gov

Floyd, Hugh
hugh.floyd@house.ga.gov

Hamilton, Mark
mark.hamilton@house.ga.gov

Hightower, Dustin
dustin.hightower@house.ga.gov

Kidd, E. Culver "Rusty"
rusty.kidd@house.ga.gov

Meadows, John
john.meadows@house.ga.gov

Morgan, Alisha Thomas
alisha.morgan@house.ga.gov

Mosby, Howard
howard.mosby@house.ga.gov

O`Neal, Larry
larry.oneal@house.ga.gov

Oliver, Mary Margaret
mmo@mmolaw.com

Powell, Alan
alan.powell@house.ga.gov


Easy cut/paste:
amy.carter@house.ga.gov
buzz.brockway@house.ga.gov
darlene.taylor@house.ga.gov
tyrone.brooks@house.ga.gov
barry.fleming@house.ga.gov
hugh.floyd@house.ga.gov
mark.hamilton@house.ga.gov
dustin.hightower@house.ga.gov
rusty.kidd@house.ga.gov
john.meadows@house.ga.gov
alisha.morgan@house.ga.gov
howard.mosby@house.ga.gov
larry.oneal@house.ga.gov
mmo@mmolaw.com
alan.powell@house.ga.gov


 DEKALB COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION

GEORGIA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
http://www.house.ga.gov/Representatives/en-US/HouseMembersList.aspx

Easy cut/paste:
stacey.abrams@house.ga.gov
kb51701@aol.com
dee.dawkins-haigler@house.ga.gov
karla.drenner@house.ga.gov
michele.henson@house.ga.gov
scott.holcomb@house.ga.gov
mike.jacobs@house.ga.gov
darshun.kendrick@house.ga.gov
rahnmayo@gmail.com
billy.mitchell@house.ga.gov
howard.mosby@house.ga.gov
mmo@mmolaw.com
mspete16@yahoo.com
pamela.stephenson@house.ga.gov
tom.taylor@house.ga.gov
ernest.williams@house.ga.gov
GEORGIA SENATE 
http://www.senate.ga.gov/senators/en-US/SenateMembersList.aspx

Easy cut/paste:
georgia.butler@senate.ga.gov
elena@elenaparent.com
gail.davenport@senate.ga.gov
stevehenson@mindspring.com
emanj@mindspring.com
fran.millar@senate.ga.gov
ronald.ramsey@senate.ga.gov
CITY of DECATUR
Easy cut/paste:
Scott.Drake@decaturga.com
Jim.Baskett@decaturga.com
Fred.Boykin@decaturga.com
Kecia.Cunningham@decaturga.com
Patti.Garrett@decaturga.com
peggy.merriss@decaturga.com
hugh.saxon@decaturga.com

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