Long Tran
Long Tran lives in Dunwoody, Georgia. He attended Sinclair Community College and Ohio State University. Tran's career experience includes owning Peachy Corners Café and working as a network security consultant. He has served on the Mayor of Dunwoody’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board, on the governing boards of Chesnut Elementary School and Peachtree Middle School, and as the chair of the Cub Scout Pack 477.
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Housing: “Over 1/3 of homeless are veterans. For the homeless population the solution isn’t as simple as just placing a person in a hotel or apartment. Challenges stemming from drugs, addiction, mental health requires programs to help the transition to stable housing. I voted for H.B. 520 which would have expanded mental health and substance use reforms. Increasing housing supply would also make the transition from homeless to home a reality.”
(Campaign website) Energy, environment & water: “In working across the aisle I was appointed by the Speaker to the Technology and Infrastructure committee in the legislature as well as the Natural Resources and Infrastructure committee of NCSL.”
(Campaign website) Energy, environment & water: “During my first two years I signed on to legislation such as H.B. 71 to prevent mining in the Okefenokee Swamp. Making sure our farmers can continue to grow crops and having clean rivers and air to breathe continues to be a priority.”
(Campaign website) Taxes & budget: “Aging Population: Georgia has a growing population that requires the support of family members. I understand the financial burden this places on families as I had to take care of my father before he passed. I will continue to advocate for a tax relief to individuals who provide caregiving support to seniors.”
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