ELECTION DAY
TUES., NOV. 3RD
EARLY VOTING BEGINS
TUES., OCT. 13TH
I wrote and recorded this song in 2021 for the celebration commemorating Doraville's 150th Anniversary! I played it live at the Sesquicentennial Celebration in downtown Doraville. It is now my campaign song!
WSB-TV Channel 2 Action News featured me speaking at the Doraville City Council meeting on September 9, 2026 on the issue of the City's contract with Flock surveillance.
"Listening to the Community and Putting Residents First."
MEET ANGIE:
I have been a Doraville resident since 2013. You may have seen me fostering animals for Lifeline Animal Project, helping neighbors care for community cats, singing and playing music at the Doraville 150th celebration and at the Merely Players Theater, cleaning up creek beds with Peachtree Creek Greenway Riverkeepers, or attending a Doraville Art or Northwoods Area Neighborhood Association meeting. More...
I SUPPORT:
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Seeking Input from the Community Before Council Votes on Major Issues
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Open and Transparent City Government
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Homeowners’ Rights
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Privacy Rights: Revisit the City’s Flock Camera Contract
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Progress that Strengthens Our Community While Supporting and Preserving Our Small Businesses
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Community Partnership With Code Enforcement
DONATE
Your donation helps me build a stronger, more transparent Doraville where residents come first. By supporting my campaign, you are supporting open government, homeowners’ and privacy rights, responsible progress, and a City Council member that will listen to the community.*
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DEMOCRACY—CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT
I believe that residents should feel comfortable in communicating their concerns to public officials, and that elected officials have a duty to make themselves accessible. I believe that citizens should feel empowered to speak up at official meetings, especially in matters affecting their own neighborhoods.
PRIVACY RIGHTS
I support Law Enforcement and recognize Doraville as a relatively low-crime city. But I believe that every citizen has the right to travel on our streets without being under constant camera surveillance. Nobody likes to be tracked everywhere they go, and there are not enough safeguards to ensure that the technology for which the City has contracted will not be misused in any way.
HOMEOWNERS' RIGHTS
I believe in progress that makes sense, and in processes for development that respect the rights of every homeowner in Doraville. This means protecting your property, proper and practical zoning, and listening to homeowners before any major issues that affect neighborhoods are brought to a vote.
TRANSPARENCY • ADVOCACY • PROGRESS