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Snellville City Councilman, Post 1

Dave Emanue

My thanks to the 2,188 Snellville residents who voted for me to represent them. Even though I ran unopposed, I consider the vote count a mandate to follow through on my campaign promises. Specifically, that means working to make government more efficient and more responsive to all the city’s citizens. The best way for me to do that is to continually communicate with residents. I’ve been doing that since before the election, and I’ll continue to do so as long as I’m in office. Please take the time to contact me about any of your concerns. You can use the contact page on this site, e-mail me directly at demanuel@snellville.org, or call me (my phone number is on the Contact page).

I also encourage you to attend a City Council meeting. The Council meets at 7:30 pm on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at City Hall. All meetings are open to the public, and public comment is always invited. You may also speak individually to Council members after the meeting adjourns.

 

 

Dave Emanuel has been a Snellville resident for 28 years and is currently a member of the City Council. Previously, he served for two years on the city’s Planning Commission. He is also a member of the Snellville Tourism and Trade Association (STAT), and a regular volunteer, helping out at Snellville city events like the Farmer’s Market, Fall Festival and Christmas Tree Lighting. Dave has worked with the mayor and several City Council members on a variety of projects that have successfully brought improvements to the city. He decided to run for City Council because he believes maintaining the momentum of the past year is vital to Snellville’s long term success and prosperity. According to Dave, “Some members of the current City Council have eliminated the deadlocks of the past and that has completely transformed the city’s personality. Building on that progress will make Snellville an even more desirable place to live, increase property values and create a greater feel of community for every resident”.

 

 

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