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Sandy Springs asks motorists to be aware of local road projects

By Joel Anderson
March 31, 2011

Sandy Springs is reminding motorists to be aware of local roadway construction as part of Work Zone Safety Week, which runs from April 4 through April 8.

Notably, there are transportation projects in progress on Johnson Ferry Road, Spalding Drive at Peachtree Dunwoody Road and Lake Forrest Drive at Hammond Drive. And soon, improvements will be made to the Roswell Road Bridge over I-285.

For a list of the city’s projects, visit www.sandyspringsga.org and click on “City Departments” then “Public Works.”

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