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College Park’s Ward 4 holding community meeting

City of College Park councilman for Ward 4, Roderick Gay, will moderate a July 20 public meeting covering a number of topics. City of College Park.
City of College Park councilman for Ward 4, Roderick Gay, will moderate a July 20 public meeting covering a number of topics. City of College Park.
By Leslie Johnson
July 19, 2017

The city of College Park will have a Ward 4 community meeting 7-9 p.m. July 20 at the Public Safety Complex, 3737 College St.

Several issues will be up for discussion, such as the proposed Jamestown Community Center, utility billing and airport noise updates. Guest speakers scheduled to participate include Georgia State Senator Nan Orrock (D-36) and new city of South Fulton council member Helen Willis. The city said department directors will be on hand to answer citizens’ questions of concern. Ward 4 councilman Roderick Gay will moderate the meeting.

A meet-and-greet will be held before and after the meeting, and refreshments will be served in the lobby of the public safety building.

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