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What may change how people get around?Roads issues across Northeast Georgia
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City staff are recommending Demorest apply for state paving funds to repair sections of Laurel Avenue, Fisk Avenue and West Central Avenue.
A resident's push to replace an illegible airport identification sign has stalled after the county lost contact with the vendor handling the installation.
The city will now be responsible for maintaining Rocky Branch Road after a Habersham County request.
Two additional bridge replacements are on the county's radar, meaning future construction and possible detours for residents.
The commission is scheduled to hear a status update on Hangar E-3, though no details have been made public yet.
A county-awarded paving job on River Street, which the town must help pay for through SPLOST, is on hold until underground pipe work is done.
Residents on Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks and Tower Terrace can expect repaving next year after the city commission approved SPLOST funding in the 2026 budget.
City council received a briefing on the state's planned passenger rail line connecting North Carolina, Atlanta and Savannah, which could eventually pass through the area.
A city manager's monthly report raises adding parallel parking spaces to Rosa Parks Street as part of a paving project planned for next year.
The state is taking a portion of a BP gas station property through condemnation to make way for a planned roundabout in Clarkesville.
The city is set to examine how it maintains streets, rights-of-way and green space, work that affects the upkeep residents see around town.
A city council member has raised concerns about the Monroe Street and Bryant Street intersection, a first step toward possible changes for drivers who use it.
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