
Andre Dickens
Mayor of Atlanta
Democrat
Atlanta, Georgia
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About
Andre Peter Dickens (born June 17, 1974) is an American politician who is currently serving as the 61st mayor of Atlanta, Georgia. Prior to winning the 2021 election, which concluded after a runoff against city council president Felicia Moore, Dickens had served on the Atlanta City Council and chaired the Public Safety and Legal Administration Committee. He is also the chief development officer of TechBridge, a technology-based nonprofit. Dickens won a second term as mayor in 2025.
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Atlanta mayor has message for DNC after city dropped from short list
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- OFFICIAL HEADLINES6d ago
2028 Olympics torch relay to start in Atlanta, travel to all states

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- OFFICIAL HEADLINES19d ago
Atlanta's mayor proposes new safeguards for license plate cameras
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- OFFICIAL HEADLINES19d ago
Amsterdam Walk redevelopment seeks Atlanta incentives for new apartments

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- OFFICIAL HEADLINES27d ago
Atlanta Mayor Dickens agrees to sell city detention center to Fulton County

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Atlanta mayor reduces asking price for city jail, but there’s a catch

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Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens’ legacy project hinges on school board

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Man accused in Beltline attack pleaded guilty in prior stabbing

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Atlanta mayor blasts DNC for 'abandoning' Black voters, the South: 'Taken for granted'

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