Brookhaven's North Fork Peachtree Creek Watershed assessments begin

As part of the city of Brookhaven’s North Fork Peachtree Creek Watershed Improvement Plan project, professionals from Sustainable Water Planning & Engineering will be walking in and along streams and waterbodies beginning this week. They will be assessing the habitat conditions and identifying future improvement project opportunities.

The timeline is for two weeks of planned field work and several areas will be walked during the two weeks, weather permitting.

The city requests that residents offer support to these professionals during this project.

Information: brookhavenga.gov

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