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During their Aug. 1 meeting, the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners officially adopted an update to the County’s Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) which serves as a guide for future transportation investments. Read more...

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In this month’s Your Forsyth Newsletter, learn more about the proposed SPLOST IX projects, discover how you can get involved in the elections process this year, check out a heartwarming story about a 911 telecommunicator, and more! Read more...

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LANE CLOSURES: Work to widen Old Atlanta Road will require intermittent lane closures Sunday, July 28, 2024 along Old Atlanta Road from Overlook Club Dr. to St. Marlo County Club Parkway. Read more...

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Residents are encouraged to review and provide their feedback to a list of proposed projects that could be funded by the proposed SPLOST program continuation, if approved by Forsyth County voters in Nov. 2024. Read more...

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NIGHT PAVING: Overnight paving on SR 400 southbound and northbound near the Exit 18 interchange is set to take place Thursday, July 25, and Friday, July 26, weather permitting. Read more...

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With this recognition, Forsyth County has now reaffirmed it has the highest possible bond ratings and the resulting lowest cost of borrowing, from all three major U.S. bond rating services. Read more...

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Community encouraged to attend SPLOST information sessions/provide feedback. Read more...

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In this month’s Your Forsyth Newsletter, check out the latest on the Ronald Reagan Extension (now open to motorists!), learn more about the impact of SPLOST on our community, and more! Read more...

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Forsyth County government offices will be closed Thursday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Read more...

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Forsyth County residents are welcome to view the Declaration of Independence artwork made from metal on the first floor of the building through the end of July. Read more...