South Metro Advisory Committee Meeting with Mayor Carr-Hurst, City of Fairburn
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South Metro Advisory Committee Meeting with Mayor Carr-Hurst, City of Fairburn
Date:
December 14, 2021
Time:
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
Registration:
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Event Description:
Join the Council for Quality Growth's virtual South Metro Advisory Committee Meeting on December 14, 2021 on 12:00 PM via Zoom with Mayor Elizabeth Carr-Hurst of the City of Fairburn.
The South Metro Advisory Committee will continue to meet virtually until further notice.
Elizabeth Carr-Hurst
Mayor
City of Fairburn
Mayor Elizabeth Carr-Hurst is the 18th and first African American female Mayor of Fairburn, Georgia. She was sworn in on January 8, 2018. In 2007, Mayor Carr-Hurst was elected to represent the City of Fairburn as its second African American female Councilwoman. She has been elected to three terms on the Fairburn City Council and served 10 years until she qualified to run unopposed for Mayor of Fairburn in 2017.
Mayor Carr-Hurst retired in 2010 from the State of Georgia after 25 years in Human Resources. She received the 2019 Mayor of the Year Award from the Georgia Minority Business. In 2020, she was elected as the 1st Vice President of the National League of Cities Women in Municipal Government, Chair of the National League of Cities Human Development Committee, member of the National League of Cities Small Cities Council and Chair of the Middle Chattahoochee Regional Water & Sewer Authority.
Mayor Carr-Hurst is the mother of two daughters, Dr. Kimberly Froelich, who passed in January after a lengthy battle with cancer and Rhonda Hurst. She is the proud grandmother of three grandchildren: Morgan, Raphael, and Christian, and a great grandmother to Rowan Elisabeth.
The South Metro Advisory Committee will continue to meet virtually until further notice.
Elizabeth Carr-HurstMayor
City of Fairburn
Mayor Elizabeth Carr-Hurst is the 18th and first African American female Mayor of Fairburn, Georgia. She was sworn in on January 8, 2018. In 2007, Mayor Carr-Hurst was elected to represent the City of Fairburn as its second African American female Councilwoman. She has been elected to three terms on the Fairburn City Council and served 10 years until she qualified to run unopposed for Mayor of Fairburn in 2017.
Mayor Carr-Hurst retired in 2010 from the State of Georgia after 25 years in Human Resources. She received the 2019 Mayor of the Year Award from the Georgia Minority Business. In 2020, she was elected as the 1st Vice President of the National League of Cities Women in Municipal Government, Chair of the National League of Cities Human Development Committee, member of the National League of Cities Small Cities Council and Chair of the Middle Chattahoochee Regional Water & Sewer Authority.
Mayor Carr-Hurst is the mother of two daughters, Dr. Kimberly Froelich, who passed in January after a lengthy battle with cancer and Rhonda Hurst. She is the proud grandmother of three grandchildren: Morgan, Raphael, and Christian, and a great grandmother to Rowan Elisabeth.
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Location:
Virtual via Zoom Video Conference
Zoom details and meeting link will be sent to all registrants via confirmation email immediately upon registering.
Zoom details and meeting link will be sent to all registrants via confirmation email immediately upon registering.
Date/Time Information:
Third Tuesday of Every Month
12:00 - 1:00 PM
12:00 - 1:00 PM
Contact Information:
Tate Davis
Fees/Admission:
Free to Council Members, Elected Officials and Staff
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