Never again, Not on my Watch

Cobb Democrat Women’s 2019 advocate of the year Monica Evette DeLancy qualifies as a candidate for Cobb County Commissioner District 4

Never again will babies be put out of their homes during Christmas time

Monica DeLancy moved to the south Cobb community in 2007 with her children age 7 and age 5. From Day one she became involved in the community in the schools, community and serving as a resident coordinator at the apartment complex where she currently resides . She formed We Thrive in Riverside Renters Association where renters organized community clean ups, attended town hall meetings and in 2019 was instrumental in passing House Bill 346 which protect renters from from being retaliated against for reporting maintenance issues. She also attends Cobb County Board of Education Meetings, Cobb County Board Of commission meetings and South Cobb Redevelopment Authority Meetings.

19 awards in 12 years residing in Cobb County
2010 Austell Comunity Taskforce volunteer of the year
2011 Riverside Intermediate School parent volunteer
2012 Lindley 6th Grade parent volunteer
2012 Georgia PTA lifetime achievement award
2013 Boy Scouts community leadership award
2013 Georgia PTA urban community leader award
2014 Cobb County Police Department commendation
2014 South Cobb Business Association Citizenship award
2014 Creating Community nominee
2014 Safe place Atl mother of the year
2015 Georgia community coalition honoree
2016 Cobb County proclamation
2017 Mableton Day community spirit winner
2017 Neighbor works Metro Atlanta Resident Leader
2018 community foundation grant winner
2018 Cobb County NAACP MLK living the dream award
2018 Cobb Collaborative humanitarian of year nominee
2018 Keep Cobb Beautiful most improved community award
2019 Cobb County Women’s Democratic community advocate of the year

I have earned these awards while at same time raising my 2 children, advocating for renters and yes having my say in eviction court as well. It’s no secret that eviction courts are collection agencies for corporate landlords. I have gone to court many times and I pay my rent and leave that court room going to meetings, advocating for renters, children and homeowners.

Since day one I have been fighting for you and I’m still standing
And will continue to fight for everyone as your
Cobb County Commissioner
Monica DeLancy
Never again will babies be put out of their homes during Christmas time
We Demand, we deserve more for district 4,we ready
Election May 19, 2020