Frank Auman helped lead Tucker’s cityhood groups for three years, and was elected Mayor of Tucker in the city’s first ever elections in 2016.
“As a new city, we prioritized long-term financial stability and laying the groundwork for efficient, effective city services. Since then, we’ve kept our promises and made huge progress, pursuing smart development, improving and adding significant park space, sidewalks, road resurfacing, safety improvements, and so much more.”
“Tucker’s future depends upon recognizing that our citizens make the difference. When the people who live, work, play and pray here know that their government is focused on the responsibilities they’ve given it, they will do the rest. While the city takes care of parks, zoning and city ordinances, our many volunteer and community groups take care of their neighbors and neighborhoods, and quality of life improves for everyone.”
Frank and Gaye (Bell) Auman have been married 35 years, and have three daughters, two-sons-in-law, and three grandchildren. Both grew up in DeKalb County, and they have lived in Smoke Rise for 16 years.