The Sandy Springs City Council is a non-partisan elected body. The Council sets policy for the operations of the City, including approval of the annual budget, passage or changes to City ordinances, and hears and acts on requests for rezoning. Council members serve a four-year term and the elections are held the same year as the Mayor’s election.
Council Members and Council Districts
The Sandy Springs City Council is comprised of six council members, elected in a non-partisan election, representing each of the City’s six districts.
Mayor and Council Meetings
The Mayor and City Council meet at least twice a month, these meetings are open to the public.
City Charter
The Charter is the “Constitution” for the City of Sandy Springs, serving as the basic set of rules for the City government.
City Code and Ordinances
The Sandy Springs City Code is comprised of the collection of laws that have been passed and is accessible on the MuniCode website.
Resolutions
Resolutions are non-binding, unenforceable, statements made by a municipalities legislative body.