City Girl Commissioner Got Caught Smashing Her Worker...NOW SHE REGRETS IT!

City Girl Commissioner Got Caught Smashing Her Worker...NOW SHE REGRETS IT!

Today, a proposed measure to reduce Fulton County Commissioner Natalie Hall's operating budget by $200,000 failed to pass, signaling a continued battle. Despite the setback, the legislation is far from dead. The majority of commissioners expressed a desire to hold Commissioner Hall accountable for a recent nearly million-dollar discrimination settlement imposed by a federal judge on the county. The case, initially brought to light by FOX 5's Aungelique Proctor, involved Hall's chief of staff. During the meeting, Hall's absence was conspicuous, with her budget taking center stage. A frustrated Fulton County resident demanded Hall's resignation, stating, "Commissioner Natalie Hall just cost taxpayers $902,000." While the commission meeting began with several residents expressing support for the legislation to cut Commissioner Hall's budget, concerns were raised about the potential impact on staff members not involved in the controversy. Commissioner Khadijah Abdur-Rahman, the sponsor of the legislation, explained that she developed the idea after receiving complaints from residents about the recent $902,000 settlement related to Hall's sexual affair and the termination of her former Chief of Staff, Calvin Brock. Notably, Hall's absence did not go unnoticed, and Commissioner Marvin Arrington defended her, opposing the budget reduction. He argued that such a cut would adversely affect Hall's district and staff members who were innocent parties.

Oshay Duke Jackson