Dickens Administration Announces Major Investments in Atlanta's Infrastructure
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In a significant announcement, the Dickens Administration has committed to two major infrastructure investments designed to enhance Atlanta's urban landscape. The first initiative, a $13. 8 million upgrade to the Chattahoochee Water Treatment Plant, aims to replace outdated pumps and improve the facility's energy efficiency. This investment is crucial for ensuring the city’s water resilience in the face of growing demands. The second initiative, a $33.
2 million complete streets project, focuses on Fairburn Road in Southwest Atlanta, promising to enhance safety and accessibility for all residents. This project includes street resurfacing, the addition of bicycle lanes, and improved landscaping and drainage systems. Councilmembers Dusin Hillis and Andrea L. Boone are credited with sponsoring the respective legislation to move these projects forward. Mayor Dickens expressed gratitude to the City Council for their support, highlighting the importance of investing in infrastructure for future generations.
These initiatives reflect Atlanta's commitment to creating a safer, more connected urban environment for its residents.