Rebecca King for Fulton County Commissioner District 3
Rebecca King is a long-time Atlanta resident and passionate advocate for strong neighborhoods, public safety, and quality of life in Fulton County. She currently serves as President of the Buckhead Condo Alliance and as a Business Representative for NPU-B, where she recently served as Chair. Rebecca also sat on the Board of Livable Buckhead and the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board as well as other leadership roles with several civic and nonprofit organizations. Rebecca is a member of the North Buckhead Civic Association. A passionate advocate, Rebecca has lobbied the Georgia Legislature for the legalization of medical CBD oil on behalf of the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia and worked with Congress on key issues affecting fraternities and sororities, including the End All Hazing and REACH Acts.
With a background in education, insurance (specifically catastrophe management), and entrepreneurship, Rebecca brings a well-rounded perspective to her advocacy. She is the founder of Cover Your Assets™, Inc., a consulting firm specializing in property documentation and disaster preparedness.
Rebecca lives in Atlanta with her husband and daughter. In her free time, she enjoys golf, horseback riding, running, spending time outdoors, and anything crafty. They are members of Christ the King Catholic Church.
Priorities
A plan for Fulton County
Quality of Life - Priotizing People First
Fulton County is a community we’re proud of—strong schools, growing arts, and neighborhoods where families thrive. County government needs to deliver services that are responsive, efficient, and accountable to you—while continuing to invest in the schools and cultural opportunities that bring us together. Because good government should support not just how we live, but what makes living here special.
Prioritizing Public Safety
Public safety and healthy communities go hand in hand. In Fulton County, that means supporting law enforcement, investing in mental health services, and making sure families have access to the resources they need to thrive. It also means being fully prepared—keeping our residents safe during large events and strengthening emergency management so we’re ready when it matters most. These can be accomplished by championing strong EMS services that are adequately staffed and funded to meet the demands of our expanding population and event visitors.
Advocate for fair tax polices that do not displace homeowners
Fulton County must support fair tax policies that protect homeowners and prevent displacement, ensuring residents are not forced out of the communities they’ve worked hard to build. I will commit to identifying and developing new, sustainable funding sources that strengthen infrastructure and essential services—without placing additional burdens on hardworking families.
Invest in our children and schools through partnering with the Atlanta School Board and Fulton County Schools.
Improve educational experiences and expand after-school programs that keep kids safe, engaged, and out of trouble. Introduce early career training programs, bridging the gap between education and employment by equipping students with practical skills preparing them for the workforce.
Prioritize regional traffic flow
Work to secure more funding for MARTA, the Beltline, and the pedestrian infrastructure like walking and biking trails, and sidewalks. Create a unified funding approach through CID’s. Make these options appealing, efficient and effective for the community. Explore stronger partnerships between transit providers and Atlanta Public Schools and Fulton County Schools to ensure that students have safe and reliable transportation to their destinations.
Create new jobs & grow the economy
Support practical incentives that cut red tape and make it easier to do business in our city. Atlanta should be a place where entrepreneurs should focus on growing—not getting lost in bureaucracy. When planning and executing large-scale events within Atlanta, the needs and well-being of the city’s citizens are placed at the forefront, rather than being an afterthought. Atlantans should be direct beneficiaries of these events, experiencing tangible advantages that enhance their quality of life. By consistently placing Atlanta citizens at the core of event planning, the city can foster a sense of shared ownership and ensure that these significant gatherings contribute positively to the overall well-being and prosperity of the community.
Rebecca King. Your Voice. Your Advocate. The Experience We Need.
Rebecca King is a longtime Atlanta resident and committed community advocate. She has led at both the neighborhood and city levels, working to strengthen public safety, improve quality of life, and ensure Fulton County remains a thriving place to live, work, and raise a family.