Jody Reichel

John Paulson – District 1 Here is a fun fact: If you turn 21 this year, you were only one year old when we became a city. How we have changed in these 20 years. The first years of Sandy Springs’ existence were spent “taking care of business.” This included setting up a city of 88,000, fixing and repairing basic utilities that had been neglected for years, standing up a top-notch police and fire department, and deciding who and what we wanted to be when we grew up.

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The recent groundbreaking of the new North Springs High School marks a victory for Sandy Springs and its students, teachers, and parents, who have fought for years to secure a new facility. For over a decade, I have poured my time and passion into improving North Springs and organizing the grassroots organization Citizens for a New North Springs High School alongside Cheryl Barlow, Betty Klein, Linda Trickey, and Sandra Jewell. Together, we worked tirelessly, refusing to take no for an answer.