Courtney English (File) Mayor Andre Dickens has permanently appointed Courtney English as chief of staff for the City of Atlanta. English, who has served in the role on an interim basis, will now formally assume the position and oversee operations of the Mayor’s Executive Offices, intergovernmental coordination, and the strategic implementation of the administration’s priorities. According to a press release, English has spearheaded major citywide initiatives, most recently the Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative. He also played a central role in advancing the city’s efforts to address homelessness, helping to drive the $60 million Homeless Opportunity Bond, the single largest investment in Atlanta’s history.

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