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Office of City Councilmember Liliana Bakhtiari

Atlanta City Hall
55 Trinity Ave. SW
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(404) 330-6048

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Congratulations to @thegroveatl for 108 years of service to the Atlanta community! I am so grateful for the leadership of @drflippinsr and honored to join you this morning.

Join us this Sunday for August’s edition of Coffee with Your Councilmember! We’ll be at @hodgepodgecoffee from 11am - 2pm, chatting about neighborhood issues, concerns, ideas, and more. Stop by anytime, all are welcome!

I am thrilled to see this legislation signed by Mayor @andreforatlanta today. I am grateful to his administration for their commitment to helping people get the resources they need for access to reproductive healthcare and to the reproductive justice

I am thrilled to announce that the City of Atlanta passed legislation committing $300,000 to the NNAF, to help people get the resources they need for access to reproductive healthcare, wherever that may be. This funding is critical now that Georgia&r

Thank you to the Office of the Solicitor and to my colleague Councilmember Michael Julian Bond for this morning’s Senior Safety Event! We hope to continue to provide fun and informative sessions like these for our seniors throughout the distric

Yesterday morning demolition began on the abandoned church located at 277 Clifton Street. As many of you know, there were several unsheltered individuals taking shelter here. I am grateful to Gateway, PAD, Intown Collaborative Ministries, and Partner

It’s that time again! Join us for Coffee with Your Councilmember this Sunday at @dripatl in Glenwood Park! We’ll be posted up from 11am - 1pm, ready to chat about District 5 issues, ideas, and upcoming projects. Hope to see you there!

Despite the SCOTUS leak earlier this year, nothing could have prepared me for the gravity of this moment. Today, 50 years of progress for women and AFAB individuals has been set back. Pregnant people in America now have fewer rights than those who bi