Category: City Council

The City of Tucker Mayor and Council met for the second meeting of the month last night. Leading the Pledge of Allegiance were representatives from the ARTucker event and this year’s winner of the middle school art contest, Oliver Weaver, pictured with his mother, Councilmember Alexis Weaver. The work session had a light agenda but…

Tucker’s Mayor and Council met Monday, July 13, 2026 for their first and only meeting of the month. Councilmember Roger Orlando was excused from attendance for being out of jurisdiction. In celebration of July being National Recreation and Parks month, staff from the Parks and Recreation Department led the Pledge of Allegiance and received a…

Tucker’s Mayor and Council held the second meeting of the month last night. While the second meeting is typically reserved as a work session with no voting, last night was an exception to allow for the adoption of the millage rate and approve a contract with Safebuilt for fire marshal services. Both items were approved…

Tucker’s Mayor and Council met for the first meeting of the month on the second Monday. In addition to the regular scheduled meeting, the City held two special-called meetings for the purpose of allowing public hearings for the proposed millage rate. The Mayor and Council are proposing to maintain the millage rate at 2.036. Because…

The second meeting of the month for Tucker’s Mayor and Council was preceded by a farewell reception for the City’s Parks and Recreation Director, Rip Robertson. Tucker’s elected officials, city staff and the public expressed gratitude for his service and wished him well on his retirement. Several recently hired staff members led the meeting in…

The first meeting of the month started with Mayor Lerner leading via Zoom and Mayor Pro Tem Virginia Rece in person to step in as needed. Midvale Elementary School Teacher of the Year for 2025-26, Sarah McCarter and some of her students led the Pledge of Allegiance. After public comment, the Mayor Pro Tem facilitated…

The Mayor and City Council held their first meeting of February last night where the Tucker Middle School STEM students led the Pledge of Allegiance. The business of the evening started with unanimous approvals of the agenda for the evening and the consent agenda. The consent agenda included the minutes of the January meeting, a…

The City of Tucker rang in the new year by swearing-in three re-elected council members and the City’s second ever Mayor, Anne Lerner. In a special called meeting, the ten-year-old City welcomed Mayor Anne Lerner with an official oath of office administered by Judge Steve Nicholas and a ceremonial passing of the gavel from Mayor…

The Tucker City Council met for the second meeting of the month on October 27, 2025 with a full quorum for a light agenda. After the Pledge of Allegiance, led by BSA Troop 2115, the Mayor presented the City Code Enforcement Division staff with a proclamation celebrating October as National Code Enforcement Month. Before unanimously…

Tucker’s Mayor and City Council met last night for a rare Tuesday night meeting due to the Memorial Day holiday. The second meeting of the month is traditionally reserved as a work session to allow staff and contractors to provide updates and presentations for the Council. In the first order of business, the Mayor and…

The City Council and Mayor met for the first meeting of the month on May 12 and the long debated and awaited decision about the proposed pickleball courts at the Tucker Recreation Center was addressed by the City Manager, John McHenry. “After conducting due diligence, I have decided that the City of Tucker will reject all…