The first phase of manhole repairs in Peachtree City has been completed by the Water and Sewerage Authority. A two-year study conducted by RedZone Robotics assessed the condition and functionality of the entire sewer system, and found 211 manholes in poor or failing condition.

Work began last November and included fixing leaks, repairing manhole chimneys and providing cement liners and coating; about 5 percent of the manholes needed complete replacement. The cost for this phase of the project was $339,000, and further work will be ongoing.

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Mathew Palmer, a former Delta Air Lines employee, at his home in Atlanta on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025.  Palmer was fired less than two weeks after writing a post on social media about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. (Natrice Miller/AJC)