Alpharetta government officials will move into their brand new city hall Dec. 16-20 and some public services will be impacted as a result.
The state-of-the-art, four-story building is located directly behind the current city hall at 2 S. Main St. and is part of the $32 million City Center project. The new building brings together city departments such as administration, IT, finance and human resources currently spread out among four different locations.
City officials say that during the move:
On Dec. 17, residents won’t be able to make utility bill or property tax payments at city hall, but customers may pay via the city’s website. Several departments including the city clerk and city administrator’s office will not provide service.
On Dec. 18, some finance department functions will be interrupted temporarily, such as purchasing and accounts receivable.
On Dec. 19, the community development department will shut down at noon, affecting business licensing, land permits and other services.
Information: alpharetta.ga.us
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