College Park declares state of emergency March 23, 2020 Clayton News Daily The city of College Park has declared a state of emergency due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
College Park begins business curfew amid COVID-19 coronavirus March 23, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution The College Park City Council instituted a 30-day curfew on businesses on Thursday.
College Park orders audit of ‘bank account improprieties’ at rec center February 27, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution College Park officials have ordered a forensic audit into what they say is a mishandled city bank account used for six years by two employees who no longer work there.
College Park celebrates first new mayor in quarter-century January 8, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Amid trays of layered desserts and a standing-room crowd with many metro Atlanta leaders, the airport-adjacent city of College Park got a new mayor Monday.
College Park to swear in Mayor Broom, Councilmembers Clay, Allen Jan. 6 January 6, 2020 Clayton News Daily The City of College Park will swear in its new mayor, Bianca Motley Broom, and Councilmembers Ambrose Clay and Ken Allen on Monday, Jan. 6.
Jack Longino, longtime mayor of College Park, loses in runoff election December 5, 2019 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Bianca Motley Broom became the first woman and first African American to be elected mayor of College Park on Tuesday, after defeating six-term incumbent Jack Longino in a run-off election.
College Park arena to open, with hopes of economic revitalization November 7, 2019 Atlanta Journal-Constitution It’s not the biggest venue in the area, with about 5,000 seats for concerts and 3,500 for sporting events. But it belongs to the south side of Fulton County, and for that, Parker is grateful.
Longtime College Park mayor places second, will advance to runoff November 7, 2019 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Jack Longino, the longtime mayor of College Park, will face a runoff to keep his seat for a seventh term.