Elwick retiring from city post

Belinda Elwick is retiring from the City of Atlanta after 15 years. She started in November 2008 with City Manager Mike Ahrens. She has been married to Bobby Elwick for 16 years and they have two daughters, Kristy and Erin, and four grandchildren. She has worked for the water department providing work orders to city workers, receiving water bill payments, and taking concerns from customers.

When asked what do you like about your job? She stated, “I like seeing new businesses opening and families moving into our small town of Atlanta from different areas. I enjoy meeting people and talking with them about different topics, and I am working with the first woman city manager.”

Belinda cares about her work and enjoys helping others along the way. She has seen economic growth throughout her employment that has breathed life and energy into Atlanta.

She is grateful for the opportunity to work for the City of Atlanta because it has allowed her to work several different job duties and learn various skillsets.

In retiring and closing out the work chapter of her life, she hopes that she has helped people and left a positive impact on them. She wishes the City of Atlanta continued success and is truly looking forward to retiring.

Mrs. Danica Porter, City Manager, states, “Belinda is a great and dedicated worker who is reliable and will be missed.”