Commissioner Robert Patrick Introduces Non-Discrimination Ordinance

On Tuesday, June 15th, 2021, Commissioner Robert Patrick introduced a resolution for DeKalb CEO’s executive administration to review a draft for a countywide non-discrimination ordinance (NDO). If adopted, this amendment would make it a civil violation for anyone with a county business license and/or permit to discriminate against any protected class. According to Georgia Equality: […]

Commissioner Robert Patrick Helps Students That Have Fallen Behind

LaAmistad

Due to the pandemic, the Latino community was one of the hardest-hit in the United States, facing among the highest rates of unemployment and income loss, along with the highest rates of hospitalization of any demographic group. These losses have spurred on broader challenges for Latino families, causing hardships ranging from food insecurity to decreased […]

Commissioner Robert Patrick Attends his First Decide DeKalb Board Meeting after Signing Oath

DECATUR, Ga.—DeKalb County District Commissioner Robert Patrick recently signedhis oath of office as a newly appointed board member of Decide DeKalb and attendedhis first meeting with the board today. Earlier this month, DeKalb CEO Michael Thurmond appointed Commissioner Patrick tothe economic authority’s board. “I am honored to appoint Commissioner Robert Patrick to the Decide DeKalb […]

Commissioner Robert Patrick Launches ‘Be D1 to Stop COVID-19’ Public Awareness Campaign

D1 Covid Public Awareness Campaign

Initiative to target vulnerable communities DECATUR, GA—As the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) begin torelax mask policies for outdoors and those who have been vaccinated, DeKalb CountyCommissioner Robert Patrick is reminding residents that precautions still need to betaken. Although the number of COVID-19 cases are on the decline, there are hot spots inseveral […]

Commissioner Patrick Holds a Pleasantdale-Spring Harbor Resident Meeting

Resident Meeting

Commissioner Patrick held a Zoom Community Meeting with residents from the Pleasantdale-Spring Harbor community.  Residents discussed their concerns regarding the hazardous and unsafe conditions around various parts of Pleasantdale Rd. and their desire to see Pleasantdale Park upgraded.