Many residents have voiced concern about our City Council’s commitment to transparency as it relates to recent decisions and actions. A separate effort, led by The Committee to Recall Jamelle McKenzie, is underway to address this specifically within Ward One. While United College Park will remain focused on education and engagement for the City as a whole, this completely separate committee will focus only on the recall initiative. We will be sharing more information about the Ward One recall efforts shortly.

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Our Community, Our Voice

United College Park is a vibrant collective of College Park, GA residents who are passionate about playing an active role in the governance of our community. We are committed to fostering a spirit of unity and empowerment among all neighbors.Our mission is clear: to ensure every community member has a voice in shaping the policies and actions of our local government. By providing access to crucial information and organizing collective actions, we aim to enhance transparency and accountability in our leadership.We believe that informed and engaged citizens are the cornerstone of effective governance. Together, we advocate for decisions that truly reflect the collective will and best interests of College Park.Join us in our ongoing efforts to create a thriving community where everyone has the opportunity to contribute to and influence our shared future.

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Voter Education

Empower yourself with knowledge about your voting rights and responsibilities. Our mission is to educate College Park residents on their electoral power, including the right to recall elected officials who fail to serve our community’s best interests. Stay informed, participate actively, and ensure your voice shapes our government.

Cultivating Leadership

Identifying and supporting the right candidates for future elections is vital for the health of our community. We are committed to discovering leaders who truly represent the values and needs of College Park. Our efforts include vetting potential candidates and providing resources to ensure they are well-equipped to advocate for us. Join us in fostering a transparent and responsive government that genuinely serves our community.

We’re excited to announce our upcoming UCP Town Talks, a series of intimate, heartfelt conversations with neighbors from every ward in College Park. These gatherings are all about bringing our community closer together, sharing ideas, and working hand in hand to create meaningful solutions for the betterment of College Park. Whether you have concerns, ideas, or just want to listen, you’re welcome here.We believe that we are better together, and we’re eager to explore new topics that matter to all of us. Let’s connect, talk openly, and find common ground as we build a stronger, more unified community. Join us at UCP Town Talks—because every voice counts, and every idea has the potential to make a difference.

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United College Park Presents: College Park’s Haunted Homes!
Get ready for a spine-tingling, fun-filled competition that will bring out the best of Halloween spirit in our community! Whether you’re a seasoned decorator or just love to celebrate, this is your chance to transform your home into the spookiest spot in the neighborhood. Show off your creativity, scare your neighbors (in a friendly way!), and claim your place as the spookiest home in College Park. Think you’ve got what it takes? Check out the rules below and join the fun!

Rules for College Park's Haunted Homes Contest1. Eligibility:
- This contest is open to all residents of College Park. Only homes located within the College Park city limits are eligible to participate.
- Participants must own or reside at the home they are decorating.2. Submission Guidelines:
- Submission Dates: All entries must be submitted between October 14 - October 21.
- How to Submit: Participants must submit a clear photo (or multiple photos) of their fully decorated home via the contest submission form on this website.
- One Entry Per Home: Each home may only submit one entry, so make sure your decorations are fully complete before submitting.3. Decorations:
- Originality: We encourage unique and creative decorations. While store-bought decorations are allowed, homes with a strong creative theme or DIY elements may score higher.
- Outdoor Decorations Only: Only exterior decorations will be judged. This includes front yards, porches, balconies, windows, or any visible outdoor space.
- No Offensive Content: Please keep decorations appropriate for all ages. Any entry containing offensive or inappropriate material will be disqualified.4. Judging Process:
- All entries will be reviewed by our team of judges between October 22 - October 29.
- Judges will evaluate entries based on the following criteria:
- Creativity: The originality and inventiveness of the decorations.
- Cohesiveness: How well the decorations come together to form a unified, spooky theme.
- Effort and Detail: Attention to detail and the effort put into creating the display.
- Overall Halloween Spirit: How well the decorations capture the spirit of Halloween and contribute to a spooky atmosphere.
- Bonus Points: Homes that go above and beyond, with interactive elements or an extra level of scare factor, may receive bonus points.
- In-Person Visits: Judges may pay a visit to select homes to see the decorations in person. Please ensure that your decorations remain up through October 31.5. Prizes:
- One winner will be selected from each of College Park’s four wards.
- An overall winner will be chosen from the ward winners and awarded the Haunted Trophy.
- Winners will be announced on October 30, just in time for Halloween!6. Important Notes:
- By entering, participants agree to allow their photos and home addresses to be shared publicly for promotional purposes.
- Participants are responsible for ensuring that their decorations are safe and do not pose any hazards to visitors or neighbors.

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