Cobb, Smyrna to install silent railroad crossing January 12, 2021 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cobb County and Smyrna will assist with paying for the installment of a Nickajack Silent Railroad Crossing.
Smyrna to avoid Mableton in annexation efforts December 3, 2020 Marietta Daily Journal Smyrna’s annexation of neighboring land will not include most of the territory within the proposed city of Mableton, according to Smyrna officials.
Smyrna amends pouring license requirements for private clubs, hopes to help vets November 23, 2020 Marietta Daily Journal A new ordinance will make it easier for Smyrna’s private clubs and special events locations to maintain their alcohol pouring licenses.
Smyrna streamlines peddlers law October 30, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Smyrna’s law on peddlers and solicitors has been replaced to streamline the registration process by a 6-0-1 vote of the Smyrna City Council on Oct. 19.
Smyrna’s Oakdale Road changes under review October 28, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Safety and traffic proposals for Oakdale Road are under review by Smyrna city officials.
Grant program helps Smyrna nonprofits, businesses affected by pandemic October 1, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution The city’s Small Business/Nonprofit CARES Grant program will provide qualifying small businesses and nonprofits with a minimum of $500 in grant funding.
Smyrna expands walk-and-drink area by river September 24, 2020 Marietta Daily Journal The Smyrna City Council unanimously approved the expansion of an open container district along the Chattahoochee River this week in a bid to attract businesses to a forthcoming mixed-use development.
Smyrna mulls walk-and-drink expansion by river September 21, 2020 Marietta Daily Journal Smyrna City Council will consider Monday expanding an open-container area along the Chattahoochee River in a bid to attract businesses to an upcoming mixed-use development.
Smyrna to spend $2M on infrastructure, police vehicles September 16, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution By 7-0 votes on Sept. 8, the Smyrna City Council approved expenditures of about $2 million for police vehicles, resurfacing and a water line installation.
Smyrna public safety workers are running in honor of the lives lost on 9/11 September 11, 2020 Marietta Daily Journal Members of Smyrna’s police and fire departments are running together on Friday to mark the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, the fire department announced.