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Sandy Springs City Council overrules mayor’s veto
Mayor Eva Galambos fought the City Council but the council ultimately won on April 3, voting 5-1 at its regular meeting to override her first-ever veto. Councilman Tibby DeJulio was…
Sandy Springs city hall costs unknown
The most common question about Sandy Springs plans for a future city hall – how much taxpayer money will it cost? – is the one that’s the most difficult to…
Sandy Springs city manager honored for his work on 911 systems
While City Manager John McDonough was hard at work Tuesday, March 27, participating in the City Council’s annual retreat in Sandy Springs, a group of public safety communications officials gathered…
Sandy Springs’ downtown planning firm will consider city hall options
The Sandy Springs City Council at its annual retreat on Tuesday, March 27, met with the firm hired to draw the blueprint for the city’s downtown. Council members quickly made…
Sandy Springs City Council retreat: council discussing parks, apartment crime, building city hall
The Sandy Springs City Council dove head-first into weighty issues this morning, March 27, tackling the city’s needs for more suitable park space and discussing ways to reduce crime in…
Sandy Springs City Council to meet with mediators on Monday
According to a notice released by the city of Sandy Springs, the City Council will meet with mediators in downtown Atlanta on Monday, March 26 at 9:30 a.m. in a…
Main Street Alliance reverses position on Sandy Springs city hall plan
Plans to build Sandy Springs’ future city hall on Johnson Ferry Road now face unlikely opposition – a group of downtown property owners who previously supported the idea. The Sandy…
Sandy Springs Mayor Eva Galambos promises first-ever veto of council action (with video)
Sandy Springs Mayor Eva Galambos made local history on March 20 when she promised to veto the City Council’s decision to require inspections before developers in the city start projects.…
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