Brookhaven starts road paving projects

Brookhaven work crews started several paving projects this week. Weather permitting, 10 roads will be repaired during the next seven days.

Nearby residents will be informed with a door notice in advance of the work. Streets include Brookshire Lane, Fairway Circle, Dresden Drive, Canoochee Drive, Conasauga Avenue, Redding Way, Carlton Place, Redding Road, Windsor Parkway and Chambord Way.

Information: brookhavenga.gov/home/showdocument?id=1885

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