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Sandy Springs OKs Heritage Building as polling site

Sandy Springs is offering the Fulton County elections office the use of the Heritage Building, 6110 Blue Stone Road, as a polling site for the November general election and subsequent run-off elections.
Sandy Springs is offering the Fulton County elections office the use of the Heritage Building, 6110 Blue Stone Road, as a polling site for the November general election and subsequent run-off elections.
By David Ibata for the AJC
Sept 9, 2020

The Heritage Building in Sandy Springs will be a new polling site for the November general election and subsequent runoffs, replacing a former site in the Hammond Park Gym.

The Sandy Springs City Council approved a resolution allowing the former home of Heritage Sandy Springs, 6110 Blue Stone Road, to be a polling site for precinct SS07A/B/C, according to a city announcement.

Fulton County elections will have access to the building at no charge Nov. 2-4 for the general election; Nov. 30-Dec. 2 for the general election/special runoff; and Jan. 4-6 for the general election runoff for federal offices.

“Due to the coronavirus, several traditional polling sites may not be available to use for this election,” the city said. Information: https://bit.ly/3gWRrSg

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