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Fayetteville GA Volunteer Ambassadors Interest Meeting

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AGENDA

• Welcome & Introductions

• Program Overview

• Program Purpose

• Program Vision

• Role of a City Ambassador

• Opportunities & Expectations

• Benefits of Becoming an Ambassador

• Who Can Serve?

• Training & Support

• How to Apply

• Q&A

• How to Stay Connected

MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL

Pictured above (l-r) are Mayor Pro-Tem Darryl Langford (Post 1), Council Member Dr. Niyah Glover (Post 5), Mayor Ed Johnson, and Council Members Joe Clark (Post 2), Shannon Moultrie (Post 4), and Emmett Spurlock (Post 3).

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW

The City of Fayetteville Ambassador Program is a communitydriven initiative designed to engage residents, business owners, students, and civic leaders as official representatives of the City. Ambassadors serve as informed, welcoming, and enthusiastic advocates who promote Fayetteville’s identity, values, events, and economic vitality while fostering strong connections between the City and the community.

This program strengthens civic pride, enhances visitor experiences, and supports the City’s goals related to community engagement, economic development, and quality of life.

PROGRAM

VISION

The City of Fayetteville Ambassador Program reflects the City’s commitment to collaboration, transparency, and community pride. By empowering residents to serve as ambassadors, Fayetteville strengthens its sense of place and ensures that the City’s story is shared by those who know it best, its people.

PROGRAM

PURPOSE

The City Ambassador Program was created to:

• Promote Fayetteville as a vibrant, welcoming, and engaged community

• Support City-hosted events, initiatives, and outreach efforts

• Strengthen communication between residents, businesses, and City leadership

• Cultivate informed community leaders and future civic champions

• Enhance the City’s visibility and positive reputation locally and regionally

ROLE

OF A CITY AMBASSADOR

City Ambassadors act as trusted representatives of Fayetteville by:

• Welcoming visitors and new residents at City events and programs

• Assisting with community festivals and civic activities

• Sharing accurate information about City services, initiatives, and resources

• Promoting Fayetteville through word-of-mouth, social media, and community networks

• Serving as liaisons who provide feedback and insights from the community

• Represent the best of our city- kindness, service, and hospitality.

Ambassadors are not policy-makers, but they play a vital role in helping residents and visitors feel connected, informed, and valued.

OPPORTUNITIES

AS A CITY AMBASSADOR

Opportunities:

• Community Events

• Beautification Projects

• Shred Days

• Concerts

• Festivals

• Holiday Events

• Races & Walks

• Youth Activities

• and more…

BENEFITS

OF THE PROGRAM

For Participants:

• Increased civic knowledge and leadership experience

• Meaningful opportunities to serve and connect with the community

• Professional development and networking opportunities

• Recognition for civic service

For the City:

• Stronger community engagement and outreach

• Enhanced event support and public interaction

• Consistent and positive City representation

• Deeper community trust and collaboration

WHO

CAN SERVE?

The program is open to individuals who demonstrate a commitment to Fayetteville, including:

• Residents

• Business owners and employees

• Students and young professionals

• Retirees and long-time community members

Ideal ambassadors are friendly, dependable, community-minded, and enthusiastic about Fayetteville’s future.

TRAINING

AND SUPPORT

City Ambassadors Receive:

• Orientation and training on City structure, services, and key initiatives

• Ongoing updates and informational resources

• Opportunities for leadership development and networking

• Official recognition as a City of Fayetteville Ambassador

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