City of South Fulton GA
Chakira Johnson, P.E. has an extensive background in civil engineering and public service, currently serving as Commissioner Elect for DeKalb County Government and City Engineer for the City of South Fulton, Georgia. As a City Council Member and Mayor Pro Tem for the City of Stone Mountain since 2008, Chakira has demonstrated leadership and commitment to community service. Previous roles include Senior Project Manager at Lowe Engineers, Director of Civil Engineering at PRAD Equity Partners, Design Manager at Jacobs, and Project Engineer/Manager at Jordan, Jones & Goulding, showcasing a strong record in project management, engineering design, and cross-functional team leadership. Chakira holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a Master of Science in International Relations from Troy University.
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City of South Fulton GA
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The City of South Fulton: Where You Want to Be Where you want to be – it’s not just a motto. It’s a way of life. Situated within a drive of 15 to 20 minutes to Atlanta and Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport – the world’s busiest – the City of South Fulton is home to nearly 120,000 people. It represents the best of all worlds, from the bustling business districts on Roosevelt and Old National Highways to sprawling, rural scenes along the city’s picturesque southeast border. Communities such as Red Oak, Campbellton, and Sandtown enjoy rich histories that have unfolded for hundreds of years. Incorporated on May 1, 2017, the City of South Fulton is Georgia’s fifth-largest city in population. Nearly 92 percent of its residents hold at least a high school diploma and the average household income is about $78,000, making the city one of the best-educated and most affluent in the south metro Atlanta area.