Article Category: City Council Update

The Mayor and Council met twice in October with light agendas. The October 14 meeting was held on a Tuesday due to the federal holiday of Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day with a quorum of five. Councilmembers Nguyen and Trocchi were excused by their peers before a 5-0 vote to approve the agenda for the evening…

Due to the September InTucker edition content covering Parks and Recreation programming, this City Council update covers both the months of August and September. At the August 11 City Council meeting the following actions were taken: 6-1 vote to approve an amendment to the code to create a City Marshal’s Office. This is not local…

June was a busy month for Tucker’s Mayor and Council. In the first meeting of the month, the Mayor and Council voted to amend the evening’s agenda to add an item to discuss pickleball. At the end of the night, they approved a motion 4-3 to direct staff to re-open the RFP process for the…

Tucker’s Mayor and Council met for the first meeting of the month on March 10 with Councilmember Virginia Rece attending remotely. Local Scouts of America Pack 129 led the Pledge of Allegiance and Mayor Auman presented graduation certificates to the University of Government Affairs – Tucker. After 20 minutes of public comment the Council unanimously…

Tucker’s Mayor and Council met for their first meeting of the month of February with a full attendance. After the preschool class of Tucker First United Methodist led the Pledge of Allegiance, almost all of the 20 minutes of the public comment was filled with residents speaking about the proposed pickleball courts. Prior to approving…

The Tucker Mayor and Council met for their first meeting of 2025 on January 13 with a full quorum in attendance. Due to only a single meeting in December, the meeting had two presentations concerning parking in downtown and the possibility of enforcing a time limit for public parking. There was also an initial presentation…

The City of Tucker Mayor and Council met for the sole meeting of the month and the last meeting of the year on December 9. The City’s four municipal court bailiffs lead the pledge after being introduced by the City Attorney. The Mayor took a moment during his comments to allow Councilmember Virginia Rece to…

The City of Tucker offices were closed on November 11 in observance of Veterans Day so the regularly scheduled City Council meeting was held on Tuesday November 12 at Tucker City Hall. Mayor Frank Auman participated via Zoom as a councilmember and ceded the meeting to Mayor Pro-Tem Cara Schroeder. After unanimously approving the evening’s…

The Mayor called the October 15 City Council Meeting to order with all seven City Council members present. The Mayor celebrated the Tucker Parks & Recreation Department’s four Georgia Recreation and Parks Association (GRPA) District Awards and commended the Public Works Department for their work leading up to nd during Hurricane Helene. Mayor Auman motioned…