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An $80,000 contingency allowance was included in the contract amount to help fund the traffic analysis for transportation components for the District at Mayfield plan.

Rob Dell-Ross, the city’s engineering project manager, said there will be extensive public outreach throughout the process, including stakeholder involvement, public meetings and surveys.

One key deliverable of the CTP Update will be finalizing Milton’s TSPLOST 2 project list, approved by Fulton County voters in November 2021. Using public input and an available budget, the new plan will make recommendations on specific said School Counselor Marjorie Poss contributed to the high acceptance numbers. Bowman said Poss provided personalized counseling to the students, which helped them find the best college for potential success. projects within TSPLOST programs.

“I’m so proud of our students and grateful for our gem of a college counselor,” Bowman said.

Pinecrest Academy, a private college preparatory school, has been named the best Catholic high school in Georgia for three years by Niche.

“For example, under Operations and Safety, we’ve got $3 million dedicated towards Intersection Efficiency Improvements — what are those projects?” Dell-Ross asked. “Where are they, what kind of scopes are there?”

In other action, Milton Fire Chief Gabe Benmoussa presented the FireRescue Department’s 2022 Annual Report.

The department sits in Class 2, a rating provided by the Insurance Services Offices, which creates ratings for fire departments and their communities based on several criteria. Ratings are on a 10-1 scale, 10 being the lowest rating.

There are 41,177 fire departments across the country, Benmoussa said, and only around 1,600 have a Class 2 rating. Fewer departments have a Class 1 rating, he said. Once Fire Station 45 opens, which would be the city’s fifth

FORSYTH COUNTY/PROVIDED County seniors gather at the 2022 Aging Well Expo. County Senior Services will host the 19th annual event this year from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. April 20 at the Forsyth Conference Center.