Alpharetta City Council will consider a $17M plan to consolidate key parks projects at its July 28 meeting. Upgrades span Old Rucker, Union Hill, Wills Park & more. https://t.co/zbHfLIMyY3
Fulton Commissioner Bob Ellis is “vehemently opposed” to raising the county tax rate. A 1-mill hike could boost revenue by $80M — but Ellis says it’s not needed. Final vote on the proposed increase set for Aug. 6. #FultonCounty https://t.co/A0bfqDMWcf
Once set to become a $70M creative office space, Alpharetta’s historic Bailey-Johnson School sits empty and untouched. 3 years after tax breaks were approved, the project is stalled—and its future uncertain. https://t.co/aUGWNcSUCa
While Alive in Roswell drew crowds to Canton Street, concerned residents gathered just steps away to protest the city’s construction at Mimosa Hall. They’re calling for a pause to preserve the historic site and demanding the city listen. https://t.co/zdkCvtsUxc
Roswell Committees of Council gave the go-ahead for Fulton County to run the Nov. 4 municipal election and possible Dec. 2 runoff. A second early voting site at East Roswell Library aims to boost access. https://t.co/0uZtyCb4kK
Milton officials agreed July 7 to move forward with plans to place a single-lane roundabout at Cox and King roads on the city’s border with Roswell. https://t.co/KL7oDVNl7w
Roswell officials agreed July 14 to join an amicus brief in the appeal of a multimillion-dollar wrongful death verdict against the City of Milton. https://t.co/n8bnpbvS9Q
Roswell residents rolled into the Bill Johnson Building July 12 to learn how rain barrels can help conserve water. Hosted by Keep Roswell Beautiful and partners, the free workshop gave attendees tools—and barrels—to support local sustainability efforts. https://t.co/OwQW71fjrG
Teamsters Local 728’s strike against Republic Services, underway since July 8 in Cumming, threatens trash and recycling pickup for thousands of Alpharetta residents. https://t.co/kEviePmX4g
Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, the Roswell Farmers Market brings fresh produce, handmade goods, and community spirit to the City Hall parking lot. Under the leadership of President Christina DeVictor, the market continues to grow and thrive. https://t.co/wq5n8CIm6a
Fulton County Commissioner Bridget Thorne hosted a two-hour virtual town hall July 8 discussing property assessments and the 45-day appeal window ending Aug. 1. https://t.co/Ury8E8nAXh
The Alpharetta City Council is set to vote July 14 on joining Roswell, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, and Milton in updating the North Fulton Comprehensive Transportation Plan. https://t.co/vE8xmXm8nH
The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office notified the City of Alpharetta June 3 that the original plan to close the North Annex Jail by July would be delayed another two months, to Sept. 1. https://t.co/Za9Zgbij1N
PODCAST: With longtime Senator Brandon Beach now serving as U.S. Treasurer in Washington, D.C., the race for SD21 is wide open—and former Alpharetta City Councilman Brian Will is hoping to win it. https://t.co/dGZyMOvV8Z
TRAFFIC NOTICE: Mayfield and Bethany roads in Alpharetta will be fully closed July 14–20 for drainage infrastructure improvements. Detours will be in place; residents will retain access. Drivers are encouraged to seek alternate routes and expect delays. https://t.co/tokbtgUOAK
The National Park Service is accepting public comments through July 31 on proposed access improvements to the Roswell Gateway and Vickery Creek Unit. Plans include a Hwy. 9 pedestrian bridge and trail enhancements. https://t.co/clb7YJj95j
In a letter to the editor, Fulton County Chairman Robb Pitts raises serious concerns about the proposed 12.49% millage rate increase, calling it harmful to residents and especially burdensome for seniors on fixed incomes. https://t.co/gJhFoNhPfc