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Hapeville hosts next Fulton County Transit Master Plan meeting

Hapeville will host the next Fulton County Transit Master Plan meeting.
Hapeville will host the next Fulton County Transit Master Plan meeting.
By Pamela Miller
Sept 7, 2017

At the request of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners and the cities of Fulton County outside of the city of Atlanta, the Atlanta Regional Commission, in partnership with Fulton County, is developing a Fulton County Transit Master Plan.

Each city is hosting informational meetings. The next one will be held 6 p.m. Sept. 11 at Hapeville Municipal Annex, 700 Doug Davis Drive.

This public meeting will review the community’s vision, summarize the transit market analysis needs, and provide an overview of existing and potential transit services within Fulton County.

Information: fultoncountyga.gov/tmp-home

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