Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Roswell DRB to review Woodstock Road retail center, Minhinette Drive townhomes

Roswell's Design Review Board will hold initial hearings Sept. 1 on a grocery-anchored retail center at 1340 Woodstock Road and a townhome community at 1293 Minhinette Drive, plus final hearings on two Alpharetta Street projects.

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Brick city hall building with central dome, white columns, and American flag.

Roswell to seek $4.5 million for Green Street Phase II trail extension toward Woodstock Park

The Roswell City Council voted 3-2 on Monday, Aug. 10, to seek $4.5 million in state loan and grant financing for the $4.75 million Green Street Mobility Phase II project, which will extend pedestrian trails from the downtown parking deck toward Woodstock Park.

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Paved multi-use trail with a Welcome to Roswell arch and directional signage amid trees.

Roswell DRB to review Woodstock Road retail center, Minhinette Drive townhomes

Roswell's Design Review Board will hold initial hearings Sept. 1 on a grocery-anchored retail center at 1340 Woodstock Road and a townhome community at 1293 Minhinette Drive, plus final hearings on two Alpharetta Street projects.

· 2 min read

Brick city hall building with central dome, white columns, and American flag.

Roswell to seek $4.5 million for Green Street Phase II trail extension toward Woodstock Park

The Roswell City Council voted 3-2 on Monday, Aug. 10, to seek $4.5 million in state loan and grant financing for the $4.75 million Green Street Mobility Phase II project, which will extend pedestrian trails from the downtown parking deck toward Woodstock Park.

· 2 min read

Paved multi-use trail with a Welcome to Roswell arch and directional signage amid trees.

Roswell DRB to review Woodstock Road retail center, Minhinette Drive townhomes

Roswell's Design Review Board will hold initial hearings Sept. 1 on a grocery-anchored retail center at 1340 Woodstock Road and a townhome community at 1293 Minhinette Drive, plus final hearings on two Alpharetta Street projects.

· 2 min read

Brick city hall building with central dome, white columns, and American flag.

Roswell to seek $4.5 million for Green Street Phase II trail extension toward Woodstock Park

The Roswell City Council voted 3-2 on Monday, Aug. 10, to seek $4.5 million in state loan and grant financing for the $4.75 million Green Street Mobility Phase II project, which will extend pedestrian trails from the downtown parking deck toward Woodstock Park.

· 2 min read

Paved multi-use trail with a Welcome to Roswell arch and directional signage amid trees.

Roswell's Green Street funding vote returns to full council Monday

Roswell's Green Street Mobility project, which failed to advance at a July 28 committee meeting, returns to the full City Council on Monday, Aug. 10, for a vote on a $3 million state loan and $1.5 million grant to complete pedestrian improvements in the historic district.

Neoclassical courthouse with tall columns and scaffolding, framed by trees.

Roswell homeowners left waiting as Fulton tax bills go out elsewhere

A Fulton County judge authorized tax collection for most of the county on Aug. 5, but Roswell homeowners are excluded from the order and have no billing timeline, facing potential rebilling once the stalled 2026 tax digest is certified.

A large milling machine and construction equipment work along a residential street lined with orange safety barrels.

Roswell road resurfacing expands to three park areas

The City of Roswell's 2026 road resurfacing program has expanded from Riverside Road to streets near East Roswell Park, Crabapple Center and Roswell Area Park, part of a $5.2 million contract funded in part through the city's 2022 bond program.

Roswell's longtime city attorney Davidson to retire Sept. 1

Roswell City Attorney David Davidson will retire Tuesday, Sept. 1 after 26 years, leaving no named successor as the city faces votes on data center regulations and a contested townhome rezoning.

School speed limit 25 mph sign with flashing yellow beacons on a tree-lined road, school bus in background.

Roswell school zone cameras active again as classes resume

With Fulton County Schools back in session, Roswell's automated school zone speed cameras are active and Georgia's $1,000 minimum fine for passing a stopped school bus is in effect on corridors near Roswell High, Crabapple Crossing and Crabapple Middle School.

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Roswell's TSPLOST renewal heads to November ballot

Fulton County signed the intergovernmental agreement on August 3 placing a 0.75% transportation sales tax renewal on the November 3 ballot; if Roswell voters approve it, the city stands to receive $85–$95 million for road resurfacing, trails, and bridge repairs over five years.

Roswell's $4.5M transportation bid fails for lack of a second

Roswell's bid for $4.5 million in state loans and grants for the Green Street Mobility pedestrian project failed at the July 28 committee meeting when no councilmember seconded the resolution, putting the future of the Canton Street pedestrian link in question.

Exterior view of a brick government building with a dome and flagpole.

Roswell committee advances $8.5M in projects, from firing range to HVAC

Roswell's Committees of Council approved more than $8.5 million in contracts Tuesday, July 28, including a $4.5 million state transportation funding application, $1.25 million in road right-of-way acquisition, a $1.1 million police range retrofit, park improvements, and $1.5 million in HVAC work at City Hall and Public Safety Headquarters.

Brick mill building and covered wooden bridge surrounded by dense green forest, with visitors on a gravel path.

Roswell updates project list that determines how impact fees get spent

The Roswell City Council voted 6-0 on Monday, July 27, to transmit the annual Capital Improvement Element update, the document that determines which public safety, parks, and transportation projects can be funded by developer impact fees.

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