Christine Hall Announces Candidacy For Roswell City Council

ROSWELL, GA — Christine Hall, a long-time Roswell community leader and business executive, has announced her bid for Roswell City Council Post 3, the open seat.

“I believe in Roswell as a safe, vibrant city of historic charm, tree-lined neighborhoods and strong schools," she said. "We need to protect what is unique and grow in a sensible way.”

Hall has been actively engaged with the community for many years on issues like zoning, schools, accountability and transparency in government. Hall serves on the Georgia PTA State Finance Committee.

“It’s time to realize what the residents of Roswell want, not just accept what the developers first offer. We need destination places, not just residential in our designated commercial areas,” Hall said. “Businesses bring employees who will spend money in Roswell during the day and that is the benefit.”

Hall is the Chief Financial Officer for the Atlanta BizOps Division of CliftonLarsonAllen, specializing in financial analysis to help companies meet their business goals. Previously, she served as the CFO of the U.S. division of a global technology firm.

“Getting things done in a financially responsible manner is a strength I bring to the table,” Hall said. “The goal is to keep taxes low and service levels high, important especially to our senior citizens and young families.”

Hall earned an MBA from St. Mary’s College and a BS in Economics and Industrial Relations from Minnesota State University. Hall and her husband, George, a U.S. Army veteran, have lived in both east and west Roswell. They are parents to 16-year-old twins, who are juniors in high school.