The City of South Fulton has announced plans to reopen its offices on July 7 with a limited schedule.
City Hall will be open Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. until noon. Visitors are encouraged to make appointments as the number of occupants allowed in the building at any given time will be limited.
The city will adhere to updated COVID-19 protocols in accordance with recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations and state regulations.
“Although we never stopped providing our world-class services, we now are excited to welcome South Fulton residents back into their city hall,” said Mayor William “Bill” Edwards. “We are doing everything we can to ensure their safety as well as that of city staff.”
Residents and businesses will still have the ability to access city services online, including paying bills or fines, securing building permits and business licenses, applying to become a city vendor, attending virtual municipal court hearings, applying for jobs and other tasks. These services can be found under the “How do I?” tab on the city’s website at www.cityofsouthfultonga.gov.
City officials also encourage residents to download and use the city’s SeeClickFix app or contact the 24/7 call center at (470) 552-4311 to report non-emergency incidents or other concerns.
In-person city council meetings will resume in coming months as officials finalize logistics. An announcement on protocols for public meetings is expected soon.
All city parks are now open for passive use, as are some recreation centers. Residents can rent pavilions for special events. And the Southwest Arts Center is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. until 6 p.m. for summer camps and special events. More information is available via the City of South Fulton Parks and Recreation administrative office at 470-809-PARK (7275).