Celebrating Progress: South Fulton Marks 7 Years of Growth and Future Plans

On May 1, the City of South Fulton marked its seventh anniversary. Mayor Khalid, City Manager Sharon Subadan, City Council members, and residents gathered to discuss the city's growth and future plans. Mayor Khalid praised the community's efforts in creating a caring and inclusive environment.

At the event, Mayor Khalid announced that by 2025, the city will have the second largest delegation in Georgia, with nine state representatives and four state senators. This reflects the city's increasing influence. The event also highlighted a $140 million investment in infrastructure, funded by the Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax.

Councilwoman Catherine Foster-Rowell from District 1 talked about the renovation of the Sandtown Recreation Center and new local retail and housing developments. These projects boost the economy and improve community facilities. Traffic safety measures have also been implemented in the area.

In District 2, Councilwoman Carmalitha Gumbs emphasized improvements in senior health programs and efforts to protect local waterways. The reopening of the Wolf Creek Amphitheater was also noted for its cultural contributions.

Councilwoman Helen Zenobia Willis of District 3 discussed the new police precinct and anti-blight initiatives, which have raised property values and security.

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