It is next Tuesday.
Commissioner Lisa Cupid, whose district includes South Cobb, wants to hear from you. Cupid will host a town hall at 7 p.m. May 7 at the Cobb County Safety Village, 1220 Al Bishop Dr. For more information, call 770-528-3312 or visit cobbcounty.org/cupid. If you can't make Cupid's town-hall, there are two more opportunities to meet with Cobb commissioners.
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Cobb District 4 Commissioner Lisa Cupid attended the opening ceremony at Sweetwater House in Austell.
Right in the Community, a Cobb-based nonprofit, opened a new location in South Cobb to help adults and children with developmental disabilities. An opening ceremony was held last week at the newly-completed Sweetwater House located on North Avenue in Austell. Cobb District 4 Commissioner Lisa Cupid spoke at the event and attended the ribbon cutting ceremony. The Sweetwater House is funded by HUD's Section 811 Housing Program. It will service four individuals, and is the 24th house opened by Right in the Community to serve as affordable, accessible housing for adults with developmental disabilities. Right in the Community was founded in 1956. Its services include referral sources, advocacy, respite and residential homes, and summer camps. …
Cobb Commissioner Lisa Cupid is asking for your feedback on a potential Flex Bus Route in South Cobb.
The Cobb Board of Commissioners is looking to add a Flex Bus Route in the South Cobb area, and is seeking your input. A Flex Route picks up and drops off passengers at designated stops and also flexes off its route up to three-quarters of a mile to serve people who have difficulty getting to a regular bus stop. For more information or to provide your input, please email Cobb District 4 Commissioner Lisa Cupid at lisa.cupid@cobbcounty.org.
11:11 pm on Thursday, April 4, 2013
The Problem with Cobb like Gwinett like Marta is there all privately companies with no part of US Federal bus transit, so they receive no federal funding except start up cost, if they were you bus fare rates are regulated and a lot of free programs would be available for the elderly and disabled and lower bus fare like my own Dade County, Florida were the rate is still $1.00 per ride. more ›
Cobb District 4 Commissioner Lisa Cupid shares with South Cobb residents how they can get involved.
Mableton and Austell residents now have the opportunities to represent District 4 on various county boards and authorities. Cobb District 4 Commissioner Lisa Cupid will be making several appointments to various advisory boards and committees in the coming months to support greater participation in public service. Members of these boards report to the commission or to individual departments and serve in advisory capacities for specific projects, services or facilities. Do you have the professional and personal experience in serving the residents of District 4? Would you like to represent South Cobb? If so, download the PDF application attached to this article or visit www.cobbcounty.org/cupid. Deadline is Friday, April 5. Call 770-528-3311 …
Check out the latest updates on road constructions, delays and detours around Cobb County.
Here are the latest updates on road work being done around Cobb County, according to Commissioners Bob Ott, Helen Goreham, JoAnn Birrell and Lisa Cupid. Davidson Road to Willow Point Pkwy Willow Point Pkwy to Timber Ridge Road Karls Gate Drive to Lake Fjord Pass GDOT I-285 Top-End Resurfacing Project Expect delays as Georgia DOT continues working on a $56 million resurfacing project on I-285. Crews will resurface 10 miles of I-285 between Paces Ferry Road in Cobb County and Ashford Dunwoody Road in DeKalb County. Most work will take place nights and weekends. The project is scheduled to complete in August 2013. Click here for more information. Detour Scheduled for Multi-use Trail From Monday, Feb. 18, to Monday, March 11, parts of the …
The new Cobb commissioner will meet with constituents three times in January and February.
District 4 Cobb Commissioner Lisa Cupid has several town hall meetings planned for the next two months to meet with constituents. For more information, call 770-528-3312.
7:27 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Great & early start!! Show up to contribute--be counted. more ›
The District 2 commissioner and the Cobb Commission chairman will take the oath of office for their second terms on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively.
Cobb Commissioner Bob Ott will be sworn in for a second term today. Ott, a Republican who was re-elected without opposition this year, will take the oath of office Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the office of Cobb Superior Court Judge Adele Grubbs, 70 Haynes St., Marietta. His District 2 covers the Smyrna-Vinings area and most of East Cobb below Roswell Road. In an article published in The Marietta Daily Journal on Monday, Ott pointed to his role in a number of commercial redevelopment issues as his main accomplishments, especially in the the Johnson Ferry Road and Powers Ferry Road corridors. On Thursday, Cobb Commission Chairman Tim Lee will be sworn in. Lee is an East Cobb resident who defeated former chairman Bill Byrne in the Republican …
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Now that the Cobb Board of Commissioners is predominantly female, will the way the county is run change?
In addition to running most U.S. households, making the majority of car purchasing decisions, shuffling the kids to and from various activities, cooking most meals at home and even laying out clothes for their husbands, women are gaining numbers as elected officials across the country, including in Cobb. After community advocate Lisa Cupid captured 76 percent of the vote in Tuesday's run-off, she became the lone contender for South Cobb's District 4 commissioner seat. Because of this, she will likely win the November election, which will mean that she will join Commissioners Helen Goreham and JoAnn Birrell, creating the first majority female Board of Commissioners in the history of the county. Cobb Commission Chairman Tim Lee, who narrowly…
5:40 pm on Sunday, September 2, 2012
Dearest Charles A Commission seat is hardly running the world. However, there are several examples in the Bible even before Jeremiah, where God used women. Don't forget Deborah, both a prophetess, judge and warrior. Ester was used to save her entire nation. Let's not overthink think this. more ›
Both District 4 commissioner candidates Lisa Cupid and incumbent Woody Thompson held election results parties in South Cobb on Tuesday night.
Voters on Tuesday will decide on a Cobb Commission Chairman, a South Cobb Commissioner and a State Court Judge, among other offices.
It's D-Day for those politicians facing a run-off in local elections. Cobb voters will go to the polls again to decide if they want community advocate Lisa Cupid to represent them as District 4 commissioner or if they want to keep Woody Thompson in his seat. Thompson has recently made headlines for his questioning of whether parents could effectively fulfill the role of county commissioner and for admitting that he changed parties to win four years ago. Cupid has spoken out about the need for transportation, even suggesting extending MARTA to Six Flags, the fact that industrial and residential areas are disharmonious when next to each other and that South Cobb hardly receives the resources and services that other parts of the county …
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2:52 pm on Friday, May 3, 2013
Laus Deo :-) http://southcobb.patch.com/blog_posts/lets-be-smart-and-stop-the-overeating-without-harmful-undernourishment :-) more ›