Corridor Studies
Public Comment Period Open

SR 279
Banks Road
Sandy Creek Road
Tyrone & Palmetto Roads

Submit comments online using Survey Monkey
or email to publicworks@fayettecountyga.gov.

The Public Comment Period is open thru November 30, 2019

Fayette County Administrative Offices will be closed Monday November 11, 2019 and observance of the Veterans Day Holiday.

Offices will reopen Tuesday November 12, 2019 at 8:00 am

You are invited to a free Christmas Concert at the Fayette County Public library

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED NOVEMBER 9, 2019 (9AM TO 12PM) FOR ANNUAL FAYETTE COUNTY & TOWN OF TYRONE RIVERS ALIVE CLEAN UP!

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Georgia Environmental Protection Division declared a “Level 1” Drought Response to include Fayette County

Fayette County, Georgia, October 22, 2019 – Fayette County is part of the Georgia’s Environmental Protection Division’s declaration of a Level 1 drought response. This declaration was issued October 18, 2019. (click here to read full Press Release)

SR 54 WILL BE CLOSED

Please be aware that SR 54 will be closed Friday November 1 at 9pm until Monday November 4 at 5:00 a.m. for bridge work at Morning Creek Bridge.

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October 22, 2019 is Recruitment day to apply for jobs with Census 2020

Apply on Tuesday, October 22, 2019.

The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting thousands of people across the country to assist with the 2020 Census count.
To apply for jobs or for more information about 2020 Census jobs please go to 2020census.gov/jobs.
You may go to any PINES Public Library in the state of Georgia, with your PINES library card and use the library’s computers to fill out your application.

Cybercrime training offered at new
Fayette County Public Safety Training Center

Fayette County, Georgia, October 7, 2019 – Fayette County’s Chief Information Officer Phil Frieder, a former Law Enforcement Cybercrime Investigator, and Certified Cyber Crime Examiner will teach the National White-Collar Crimes’ DF100 Basic Digital Forensic Analysis class to eligible law enforcement and regulatory agency personnel at the New Fayette County Public Safety Training Center.

Interested applicants can visit www.Nw3c.org to review the course curriculum, scheduled dates, and register for the training. Attendees will receive eight hours of P.O.S.T. credit after completing the class.

This class and more to come from NW3c represent the continuing effort by the Sheriff’s Office of Fayette County to deliver relevant training necessary to combat the evolving high-tech crime threating our communities.

“I am proud our Chief Information Officer and his commitment and hard work into becoming a Certified Cyber Crime Examiner,”’ said County Manager Steve Rapson. “The County applauds his professionalism and dedication, resulting in him achieving this designation. Cybercrimes are only going to get worst with the technological advancements in recent years and have already dramatically altered the landscape of crime. Having this in-house resource to help combat cybercrime threats significantly helps the county prepare ourselves to prevent them for our residents.”

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DOGWOOD TRAIL ROAD CLOSURE

Fayette County, Georgia, August 30, 2019 Dogwood Trail is currently CLOSED to ALL THROUGH TRAFFIC between SR 74 and Tyrone Road for the construction of two culvert replacement projects. The first is a Town of Tyrone culvert replacement project located between SR 74 and Crabapple Lane. The second is a Fayette County 2017 SPLOST project located between Crabapple Lane and Ellison Road. Tyrone and Fayette County have worked together to overlap the projects as much as possible to minimize impacts to the travelling public. . . . Read More

OLD SENOIA ROAD CULVERT REPLACEMENT - UPDATE

Fayette County, Georgia – August 8, 2019 - Construction of the Old Senoia Road Culvert Replacement SPLOST Project came to a standstill on May 1, 2019, when the initially deemed, “no conflict” 6-inch gas line, was discovered to be within the proposed culvert footing location. Fayette County and the County’s contractor, McCoy Grading, Inc., have been working diligently to get the gas line relocated. Atlanta Gas Light (AGL) originally estimated a 45-calendar day relocation schedule in order for them to design, bid, and award a contractor. Fayette County and McCoy Grading have stressed the urgency of the gas line relocation and the project completion to AGL on a regular basis. Due to scheduling conflicts, encountering rock, and equipment issues, AGL’s contractor was not able to complete the relocation until August 8, 2019. After more than a three-month delay, the County’s contractor will re-mobilize onsite on August 12, 2019 to continue construction. McCoy Grading will begin pouring the concrete foundation, which will need to properly cure for several weeks. Additionally, the foundation must pass all material testing and inspections prior to the culvert structure being placed. Due to the gas line relocation delay, the Old Senoia Road opening is delayed until November 2019.