Sugar Hill Rejects Camera Removal, Orders New License-Plate Reader Policy
Sugar Hill declined to remove its two license-plate readers and asked staff to draft a policy to govern their use. The city council vote,…
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Sugar Hill Could Remove Its Two License-Plate Readers Monday
Sugar Hill’s City Council will decide Monday whether to discontinue the city’s two license-plate readers, addressing a debate that has been postponed twice. The…
Gwinnett Police Hiring Event Offers $55,923 Starting Pay and Paid Training
Gwinnett Police is holding a hiring event with starting pay at $55,923 and paid training. Applicants will complete tests and interviews at Lawrenceville’s Police…
Gwinnett seeks 911 dispatchers at $50,398, with no college degree required
Gwinnett County is recruiting 911 communications officers with a starting salary just over $50,000. The role requires no college degree but includes a lengthy…
How Forsyth County Spent Tax Dollars in 2025
Forsyth County’s 2025 budget prioritizes public safety, government operations, parks, and libraries as it manages growth and rising service demands.
What Suburban Budgets Reveal About North Atlanta’s Next Phase of Growth
North Atlanta suburbs are managing growth by investing in public safety, infrastructure, and parks while keeping tax rates stable. Careful budgeting and reserves are…
Bear Reported Near Alpharetta Elementary School Area, Police Ask Residents to Stay Alert
A black bear was seen near a west Alpharetta neighborhood close to Alpharetta Elementary School. Police urge residents to watch children and pets and…
Ready for the World? Atlanta Faces a World Cup Test
Nearly thirty years after the 1996 Summer Olympics, Atlanta is again preparing for a global moment—this time as a host city for the FIFA…