Natalie Hall is the Fulton County Commissioner of District 4, which encompasses the heart of Atlanta, Downtown, Midtown, Old 4th Ward, Grady High School, Atlantic Station, Bellwood Quarry, legacy neighborhoods northwest of the Mercedes Benz Stadium to Fulton Industrial Boulevard at the Charlie Brown Airport, and southwest of I-20 to the Andrew and Walter Young YMCA on Campbelton Road. The unique attribute about this district is that it’s completely inside of the City of Atlanta.

It has been an honor to serve as your Fulton County Commissioner of District 4 over the past two years. Completing the last 3 years of the late Fulton County Commissioner Joan P. Garner's 4-year term has been bittersweet after her passing from breast cancer in 2017

Commissioner Hall is passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of the citizens of Fulton County. She previously served Fulton County faithfully for six years as the Chief of Staff to the late Fulton County District 4 Commissioner Joan P. Garner and has over 30 years of management experience in the public and private sectors.

An honors graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, Natalie earned her masters’ degrees in Business Administration and Public Administration from Keller Graduate School of Management in Atlanta, Georgia. She received Executive Management Certification via Caliber Learning Center from the Wharton School of Business of the University of Pennsylvania

In September 2017, Natalie received the Certified Public Manager (CPM) certification from the Carl Vinson Institute of Government of the University of Georgia (UGA). In 2018, Commissioner Hall earned her certification as a Certified County Commissioner through the Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) and the UGA Carl Vinson Institute of Government.

Commissioner Hall is a member of the following Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) policy committees: Revenue and Finance, Economic Development and Transportation, and Federal. Commissioner Hall is a member of the Atlanta Homeless Continuum of Care Governing Council, and has been appointed to a number of NACo boards and committees such as the Healthy Counties Initiative Advisory Board, Information Technology Standing Committee, Resilient Counties Advisory Board and the Large Urban County Caucus Steering Committee. She was also one of a select group of county leaders nationwide who participated in the National Association of Counties (NACo) 16th Annual County Leadership Institute (CLI) and attained a certificate from NACo presented by Cambridge Leadership Associates for the completion of the 2019 County Leadership Institute. Commissioner Hall was administered a 2019-2020 presidential appointment as Vice-Chair of the National Association of Counties (NACo) Human Services & Education Policy Steering Committee. Commissioner Hall was selected by the National Association of Counties (NACo) to participate in the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation National Economic Mobility Leadership Network which is a new program that brings together diverse and bipartisan county leaders from across the country to explore the roles counties can play to positively affect economic mobility.

On the County Commission, Commissioner Hall serves as the Executive Sponsor of the Fulton County Strategic Priority Area called “All People are Healthy.” She believes in a holistic approach to health that includes, but is not limited to, having good physical and mental health, access to healthy food, access to quality healthcare, gainful employment, affordable housing and obtaining an overall quality of life that sustains the individual and their family.

Commissioner Hall continues to be a voice on the Board that champions equality, justice, and advocating for the needs of some of our most vulnerable populations. She maintains a strong conviction that the government should work for the people. Thus, she has committed her voice to ensuring that all people have fair and equal representation.