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Kennesaw to spend $914K for truck route signs

Around $913,983 will be spent by the Kennesaw City Council to install truck route signs. (Courtesy of Kennesaw)
Around $913,983 will be spent by the Kennesaw City Council to install truck route signs. (Courtesy of Kennesaw)
By Carolyn Cunningham
Sept 6, 2019

The Kennesaw City Council approved on Sept. 3 the expenditure of $913,983 for construction and installation of truck route signs.

These signs will be installed on North Main Street at Jiles Road, on Jiles Road at North Main Street and on Cherokee Street at Jiles Road as Phase I.

Phase II will be on Cherokee Street at Ben King Road.

For Phase I, Brooks Berry Haynie & Associates, Inc. was the low bidder at nearly $659,202.

The same company was the low bidder for Phase II at $254,781.

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