Article Category: City Council Update

Tucker’s Mayor and City Council held a special called meeting on October 7 to address several contracts. Mayor Lerner made a point to explain that the proposed termination of the City Manager’s contract is not a termination of employment. Rather this is an opportunity to renegotiate the Manager’s contract to reflect the changing needs of…

The first Mayor & City Council Meeting of the month of September was held Monday, September 14 and began promptly at 7 p.m. following a reception honoring Mayor Anne Lerner’s birthday. New Parks & Recreation Director Kregg Zulkeski and Court Clerk Giselle Simmons led the Pledge of Allegiance. Following Public Comment, Mayor Lerner read a…

Tucker’s Mayor and Council had fairly light agendas this month despite holding only one meeting in July. In the first meeting on August 10, the following was approved via the consent agenda: The Mayor and Council approved a request for emergency funding to repair a growing sink hole on Windsong Way. City staff worked fast…

The Mayor and Council approved a resolution to be a City of Civility as the new Mayor’s first order of business back in January. They received recognition at the Georgia Municipal Association conference last month. This is a pledge for the City to conduct itself, both elected officials and staff, with the nine Pillars of…

The Mayor and Council presented three proclamations during the first meeting of June. For the first time, the City recognized Pride Month and declared June Tucker Pride Month. The board members and many residents celebrated the proclamation as a landmark moment in the City. Continuing in firsts for the City, the Mayor and Council designated…

Tucker Mayor and Council started the meeting with the LEGO Robotics team made up of friends from GLOBE Academy and Kittredge Magnet School that have raised over $20,000 to represent the state of Georgia in California! During the Mayor’s comments, the Mayor and Council presented a proclamation for the recognition of Public Works Week, May…

Tucker’s City Council business meeting was held April 13 and started with two proclamations declaring May 3-9 as Municipal Clerk’s Week and May 4-8 as Economic Development Week. Two special presentations followed. First, the Council approved a resolution to name the new ADA accessible playground at Fitzgerald Field the Olivia Hayes Memorial Playground. Olivia tragically…

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. After public comment, the Mayor Pro Tem facilitated the TKR 101 2025-26 graduates. This class’s graduation marked eight years of expanding resident knowledge on how the City of Tucker…

By request, the City Council meetings are now livestreamed on YouTube in addition to the agenda webpage. Our YouTube channel, youtube.com/cityoftucker houses every video published by the City. Livestreaming on YouTube allows our audience to see the presentations on the screen the same as if in person and offers closed captioning. Both additions meet our…

In a special called meeting the hour before the first Tucker City Council meeting of 2026, the ten-year-old City welcomed Mayor Anne Lerner in an official oath of office and a ceremonial passing of the gavel from Mayor Auman. The oath of office was also administered to the three councilmembers that were re-elected for Seat…

The City of Tucker held its final City Council meeting of the year on December 8, 2025, marking a historic moment as it was also Mayor Frank Auman’s final meeting as Tucker’s first mayor. A reception honoring his tenure was held prior to the meeting, where friends, family and the community gathered to share memories…

Tucker’s Mayor and Council met for the first meeting of the month on November 10 with an excused absence of Council Member Roger Orlando. In honor of Veterans Day, members of the American Legion Post #207 led the meeting in the Pledge of Allegiance. The Post burned down in 2019 and has since been focused…