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Mayor Vince Williams'
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Together, we have written a new chapter for Union City, one defined by vision, growth, and shared purpose. Mayor Vince Williams will continue building a city of opportunity, equity, and hope where no one is left behind.

Affordable and Innovative Housing

Since the 2020 Census, Union City’s population has grown from 22,399 to 28,088, a 3.78% increase. Mayor Williams made homeownership for first-time buyers, empty nesters, and working families a priority. Under Mayor Williams' leadership:

  • Owner-occupied homes have increased by more than 38%
  • Total housing units have grown by 32.8%
  • Affordable micro-home communities like Union Park Cottages now combine housing with retail, green spaces, and connectivity.
  • Mixed-income developments have expanded across the city, offering a balanced blend of affordability and quality, while attracting new residents and supporting workforce stability.
Mayor Williams along with City Council and elected officials from around the region, development partners, and other campaign team members at the groundbreaking ceremony for Union Park Cottages, the City’s first-ever micro-home community.

Public Safety Enhancements

Mayor Williams has invested in community-policing strategies and new bicycle and motorcycle patrol units. Recent major investment in Union City's infrastructure:

  • $43,727 in Highway Safety Grants used to reduce traffic incidents and improve road/intersection safety.
  • $850,000 federal HUD grant secured for the Shannon Parkway Streetscape Project (10-ft wide multi-use trail, ADA-compliant sidewalks, pedestrian lighting).
  • Expanded 24/7 surveillance coverage and upgraded police technology, including body-worn cameras and license plate readers, to improve transparency and crime prevention.
  • Launched the Union City Police Citizens Academy and Camp 911, to build trust, educate residents, and strengthen relationships between officers and the neighborhoods they serve.
Union City’s fight against blight is underway. Above: the neglected property at 6405 Roosevelt Highway is demoished.

Serving Seniors, Healthcare Access & Equity

  • Partnered with Grady Healthcare Systems to bring a 20,000 sq. ft. facility, 16-bay Emergency Department with 24/7 access, serving both adult and pediatric patients.
  • Expanded senior programs to include wellness classes, computer literacy, art workshops, and social events to support active aging.
  • Created housing opportunities for a true aging-in-place environment.
  • Partnered with Fulton County to bring nutritional education and deliver fresh fruits and vegetables to seniors through the Fulton Fresh program, promoting healthier lifestyles and food access.
Union City’s fight against blight is underway. Above: the neglected property at 6405 Roosevelt Highway is demoished.

Literacy, Youth and Family Empowerment

  • Launched Project L.I.T. (Leadership, Innovation, Technology), a week-long workshop for teens to learn essential business, financial literacy, and tech skills.
  • Introduced a Bookmobile to bring books into neighborhoods.
  • Established the Mayor's Reading Challenge, expanded summer internships and youth leadership initiatives, and citywide Little Free Libraries to encourage literacy.
  • Championed the Union City Youth Council and launched the Union City Workforce Development Program, Union City Champions (UCC)—to support youth, adults, and second-chance job seekers in rebuilding stability and creating sustainable career paths.
As part of Mayor Vince Williams’ literacy initiative, Union City coloring books were delivered to students at C.H. Gullatt Elementary.

Expanding Parks, Green Space and Recreation

  • Opened Eagles Nest Sports Complex: Miracle League field, skatepark, volleyball courts, fitness stations, and trails.
  • Broke ground on Veterans Park and Gateway Park, featuring memorials, boardwalks, and nature trails.
  • Developed the Union City Greenline Trail: 10.2-mile wellness and mobility trail as part of “Reclaim, Renew, and Reimagine” Master Plan.
  • Secured $2.2 million in State funding to support the construction and underground infrastructure of new Amphitheater.
Union City’s ribbon cutting to open the Eagles Nest Sports Complex, a cutting-edge recreation space designed to promote health, inclusivity, and community engagement.
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And counting! Union City’s future grows with every resident.

We’re building our Piece of the Promise: improving infrastructure, expanding parks, and elevating community spaces every single day. The city is transforming, revitalizing, and pushing forward — led by your spirit and progress.

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About Vince Williams

Mayor Vince R. Williams brings over 25 years of experience in the corporate world. Vince is a devoted husband to Sharon and dad to Nia. He is also a community leader, Associate Pastor, real estate entrepreneur, and graduate of several leadership institutes.

  • Past President of the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) and National League of Cities (NLC)
  • Past Chair of the Metro Atlanta Mayors Association (MAMA)
  • Past Chair of the South Fulton Municipal Association (SFMA)
  • Received the President’s Volunteer Service Award, from both Presidents Barack Obama and Joseph Biden.
  • Recognized by Georgia Trend multiple times as one of the 100 most influential Georgians for his statewide impact.
  • Recognized by the National Civic League, and South Metro Development Outlook.
  • Recipient of the Silver Jubilee Award, Public Service Leadership Award, and Trail Blazer Award.
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