Aaron’s Priorities
Building a Healthier, Safer Fulton County
Accessible leadership. Responsible government. Results residents can see.
County government should make life better.
County government touches our lives in ways we don’t always see—from elections and public health to libraries, courts and public safety. Aaron will focus on getting those essential services right, listening to the people they serve and delivering results residents can see.
Protecting Your Vote
Fulton County voters should not have their ballots seized—or their elections turned into political theater.
Aaron will stand up to political intimidation and federal overreach, fight to protect voters’ private information and demand accountability for every ballot and election record taken from Fulton County.
Aaron will work to:
• Fight for the return and protection of Fulton County’s election records
• Demand a complete public accounting of what was seized and how it is being used
• Protect voters’ personal information from political misuse
• Defend Fulton County election officials from intimidation and partisan interference
• Ensure every eligible voter can cast a ballot—and have it counted
Strengthening Public Health
Good health should not depend on your neighborhood or your income. Aaron will support Grady Health System, strengthen Fulton County’s public health services and work to make preventive, mental-health and substance-abuse care easier to access.
Aaron will work to:
• Protect Grady as a vital regional health system
• Expand access to preventive and behavioral healthcare
• Strengthen mental-health and substance-abuse services
• Bring county health resources closer to underserved communities
Fewer Inmates. Better Facilities.
Fulton County’s jail crisis is costing lives and wasting taxpayer dollars. Aaron’s approach is straightforward: keep eligible people charged with nonviolent offenses out of jail when treatment or supervision would work better—and make the jail safe and humane for the people who remain there.
Aaron will work to:
• Expand diversion, treatment and supervised alternatives
• Reduce unnecessary jail stays for eligible nonviolent cases
• Move cases through the court system more efficiently
• Address urgent safety, staffing and maintenance failures
• Require transparent costs and measurable results for facility spending
“We don’t need a five-star hotel. But we do need a safe, humane facility where people stop dying—and where county employees can do their jobs safely.”
Helping Seniors Age with Dignity
Fulton County should be a place where older residents can remain healthy, independent and connected to their communities. Aaron will work to strengthen senior services, make county programs easier to navigate and support the family members and caregivers who help seniors remain safely in their homes.
Aaron will work to:
• Expand access to senior centers, transportation and nutrition programs
• Make county services easier for seniors and caregivers to navigate
• Help older residents remain safely and independently in their homes
• Reduce isolation by supporting recreation, wellness and community programs
Activating our Libraries
Fulton County’s libraries should be active centers of opportunity in every community. Aaron wants to bring more residents through their doors by connecting people with technology, job resources, educational programs, county services and welcoming community spaces.
Aaron will work to:
• Expand job training, technology and educational programming
• Create more opportunities for children, families and older residents
• Connect visitors with county services and community resources
• Build partnerships that put library buildings to greater use
Humane and Affordable Mental Healthcare
Too many families cannot find help until a mental-health challenge becomes a crisis. Aaron will work to make care easier to access, more affordable and available closer to home—before someone ends up in an emergency room or the county jail.
Aaron will work to:
• Expand access to community-based mental-health services
• Strengthen crisis response and alternatives to incarceration
• Improve coordination among county agencies, healthcare providers and community organizations
• Help residents find care before a challenge becomes an emergency
Putting Communities Before Data Centers
Data centers can bring investment to Fulton County, but they can also consume enormous amounts of power and water while placing new demands on public infrastructure. Aaron believes residents deserve the facts—and a meaningful voice—before county government approves projects that could affect their neighborhoods and utility costs.
Aaron will work to:
• Require transparent review of water, energy and infrastructure demands
• Give affected communities a meaningful role in the approval process
• Protect residents and taxpayers from hidden costs
• Demand clear, lasting public benefits from major developments
