Members

• Sarah Beeson, Post 1 Councilmember
  Strategic Priorities: Elevate Communications & Special Events; Exceptional Infrastructure Projects: Capital Improvement Projects (non-Park)
• Allen Sells, Post 2 Councilmember
  Strategic Priorities: Transformational Economic Development; Generate New Revenue Streams
• Christine Hall, Post 3 Councilmember
  Strategic Priority: Transition Strategic Plan to 3-Year Business Plan
• David Johnson, Post 4 Councilmember
  Strategic Priority: "Slow Down in Roswell" Initiative
• William Morthland, Post 5 Councilmember
  Strategic Priorities: Exceptional Infrastructure Projects: Parks; Centralize & Consolidate Financial Services
• Lee Hills, Post 6 Councilmember, Mayor Pro Tem
  Strategic Priorities: Improve Residents' & Businesses' Experiences; Revitalize Brand & UDC Standards; Eradicate Human Trafficking

Duties

The Roswell City Council sets policy for the operations of the City. This legislative body also sets the millage rate for property taxes, approves the City's annual budget, passes ordinances, and hears and acts on requests for rezoning and annexation.

City Council Elections & Strategic Priority Assignments

Roswell's City Council is elected by the residents of Roswell to provide the vision and policy necessary to meet the needs of our citizens and community.

Each Council Member is elected to one of six posts and serves at large, which means they represent the whole City and not just one district. Each January, the Council chooses a new Mayor Pro Tem from among the Council Members, who assumes all duties and powers of the Mayor during the Mayor's absence or disability. The Mayor assigns Councilmembers to oversee and report on the various strategic priorities of the City. These strategic priority assignments are subject to annual review.

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City Council Meetings

Regular Council Meetings

• 7:00 PM
• Second and fourth Monday of each month
• Council Chambers, City Hall, 38 Hill St.

Land & Zoning Issues

• 7:00 PM
• Second Monday of each month
• Council Chambers, City Hall, 38 Hill St.

Additional Meetings

• Work Sessions are convened on an as-needed basis.
• The fifth Monday, when it occurs, is an Open Forum meeting where citizens may address the Mayor and Council on any concern. These meetings are held at the same time and location as Regular and Land and Zoning meetings.

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City Council Committees

The Mayor and City Council conduct policy development and oversight through committees open to the public, with support from the City Administrator.