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East Point hosts Ward C town hall

East Point’s Ward C residents are invited to a town hall meeting.
East Point’s Ward C residents are invited to a town hall meeting.
By Pamela Miller
July 4, 2019

East Point councilmembers Nanette Saucier and Myron Cook will host a Ward C Town Hall meeting at 6:30 p.m. on July 11. They will give an update on TSPLOST Projects, future Ward C projects and the “Make Some Noise to Stop the Noise” campaign where residents are urged to complain to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport about the noise.

There will also be a virtual tour of City Hall.

Light refreshments will be served.

The event will take place at East Point City Hall Council Chambers, 2757 East Point Street, East Point.

Information: eastoointcity.org

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