Doraville signs considered rundown

Doraville City Council plans to seek community input on new signage around the city.

During Monday’s city council meeting, members described entry and wayfinding signs as rundown, visually obscure and in some cases outdated.

Council considered a public input meeting where citizens would view examples from other nearby cities and choose a favorite for Doraville.

Councilwoman Dawn O’Connor advised that replacements for trespassing and other rules-oriented signs be top priority.

Information: www.doravillega.us

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