Sandy Springs official announces resignation

Noah Reiter, assistant city manager for Sandy Springs, has announced his resignation effective Oct. 5.

Originally hired in 2008 to launch the city's 911 center, Reiter also successfully structured a contract for ambulance services with Rural/Metro in his first year on the job. He now oversees the city’s service contracts for information services, the Municipal Court, the non-emergency call center and serves as acting city manager in the city manager’s absence.

Reiter said he will be relocating to the northeast to be closer to family.

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