Brookhaven repairing school sidewalks

Georgia’s newest city is undertaking its first sidewalk project – repairing those around at least one school.

Work began Mondayon the walkways around Woodward Elementary on Curtis Drive. Weather permitting, crews will also repair sidewalks around Montgomery Elementary on Ashford Dunwoody Road.

The repairs will be completed before April 15, when students return from spring break.

More information: http://brookhaven.gov/publicworks.html.

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