Cobb commissioner Bob Ott will hold a town hall meeting Monday from 7-9 p.m. at the Sewell Mill Library and Cultural Center (2051 Lower Roswell Road).
He represents District 2, which includes much of East Cobb and some of the Smyrna-Vinings-Cumberland area.
It’s the first town hall for Ott since commissioners voted in July to raise property taxes to fund the fiscal year 2019 budget of $454 million.
Ott voted against that budget, saying not enough budget cuts were proposed.
A couple of weeks later, he sent out extended comments to constituents about the budget, saying District 2 would benefit only by getting a new crew to maintain roads.
First elected in 2008, Ott is a Republican in his third term, and is the longest-serving member of the five-person board of commissioners.
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