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Mableton Housing Symposium: Affordable Housing & Affordable Lending
Ready to turn the dream of homeownership into reality?
Councilman T.J. Ferguson,District 5; Councilman Ron Davis, District 1; Councilwoman Dami Oladapo, (District 2; and Mayor Michael Owens invite you to a powerful community conversation on breaking down barriers to homeownership.
At this symposium, you’ll hear directly from bankers, realtors, brokers, and city leaders who understand the unique challenges of affordable housing. This isn’t just talk—it’s a roadmap to making housing and lending more accessible for you and your family.
Event Details:
- Who: City elected officials & industry experts
- What: Affordable Housing Symposium
- When: Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025 | 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
- Where: South Cobb Recreation Center
875 Riverside Parkway, Austell, GA 30168
Why Attend?
- Learn practical steps to buy your first home
- Get insider knowledge on affordable lending programs
- Connect with professionals committed to helping our community build generational wealth
This is your chance to ask questions, get answers, and leave with the tools to secure your future.
Chat & Chew: A Men's Mental Health Workshop
Councilman T.J. Ferguson, District 5, invites you to pull up a chair, grab a slice, and join the conversation.
This free community event blends good food with great dialogue, offering men a safe space to talk openly about mental health, stress, and wellbeing.
Details:
- Who: Councilman T.J. Ferguson
- What: Men’s Mental Health Workshop + Free Pizza
- When: Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025 | 6-9pm
- Where: The Green Room
(1391 Veterans Memorial Hwy SW, Suite 114, Mableton, GA 30126)
Come for the pizza—leave with fresh perspectives, stronger connections, and practical tools for your mental health journey.
Don’t miss this chance to share, support, and strengthen together.
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