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Atlanta City Council Advances I-75/85 “Stitch” Project: Three Key Ordinances Adopted to Establish Special Services District!

Atlanta City Council Advances I-75/85 “Stitch” Project: Three Key Ordinances Adopted to Establish Special Services District!

Photo by The Atlanta City Council on April 23, 2025. May be an image of poster, calendar, crossword puzzle, newspaper and text that says '25-0-1168, 25-0-1169, 25-0-1170 25 25-0-1168: an ordinance establishing an ad valorem tax levy on properties within a proposed Stitch Special Services District 25-0-1169:an an ordinance authorizing the City of Atlanta and partner entities, including Invest Atlanta, AURA, and ADID, to implement and inance the project, and e necessary intergovernmental ano agreements 25-0-1170: an ordinance that formally creates the Stitch Special Services District and defines its boundaries'.

Atlanta City Council Advances Key Legislation: Updates on I-75/85 “Stitch” Project and Air Service World Congress 2025!

Think twice before you toss that trash—littering in Fulton County is not just harmful to the environment, it can also hit your wallet hard, with fines reaching up to $1000, and in some cases, might even lead to jail time. Let's work together to keep our communities clean and pristine. Every piece of trash you choose to dispose of properly makes a difference in maintaining the beauty and health of our roadsides and waterways. Remember, reckless littering costs everyone, so make the choice to dispose of waste responsibly. For tips on reducing litter in your area and proactive steps you can take, reach out to Kelli.Edwards@fultoncountyga.gov. Your efforts can make a lasting impact on our environment. #KeepFultonBeautiful #KeepItCleanGeorgia #DontLitter #EnvironmentalResponsibility #CommunityCare #CleanerFulton #TakeAction #ProtectOurEnvironment

Avoid Littering Fines in Fulton County: Discover How You Can Help Keep Our Roads and Waterways Clean!

Immerse yourself in the vibrant pulse of Atlanta's creative scene at Downtown DIY next week on April 19th. From 2 to 9 PM, explore a dynamic array of organizations dedicated to providing accessible opportunities for artists, creators, and visionaries. This is your chance to connect with like-minded individuals, discover innovative projects, and see firsthand the inspiring work shaping the creative community in Atlanta. Whether you're looking to network, learn, or simply be inspired, Downtown DIY promises an enriching experience that fosters growth and creativity for all attendees. Don't miss out on the opportunity to engage with Atlanta's artistic community. Check out the full schedule and RSVP through the link in our bio to secure your spot. #DowntownDIY #AtlantaCreatives #CommunityEngagement #ArtisticOpportunities #ExploreATL #CreativeConnections

Explore Downtown DIY on April 19: Discover Creative Opportunities and Connect with Atlanta’s Vibrant Arts Community!

Photo by The Atlanta City Council on April 16, 2025. May be an image of 2 people, people standing, grave stone, park and text.

Honoring Olympian Edith McGuire: Council Member Dustin Hillis Unveils Commemorative Plaque at Shirley Clarke Franklin Park!

Photo by Fulton County Board of Health on March 19, 2025. Może być zdjęciem przedstawiającym 16 osób, ludzie stoją, tłum i tekst „FULTON COUNTY BOARDOFHEALTH BOARD OF HEALTH VIEW HE PICS FROM THE LATEST EVENTS! ·0日购10团圆 D8OD”.

Celebrate the Success of the SKYE Art Gallery Showcase at Black Art in America Gallery—View Stunning Artwork and Highlights!

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It’s time to pass the baton to the next generation of leaders, and move Fulton Forward as One Fulton.