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Dalton Residents Invited to Discuss Proposed Alcohol Rule Changes at Upcoming Public Work Session

Exciting Changes Ahead in Dalton: Public Work Session on Alcohol Rules

Hey there, Dalton residents! There’s a buzz in the air as our lovely city gears up for a public work session on Monday at 5 p.m. at City Hall. This gathering promises a chance for you to voice your opinions and get involved in decisions that might affect our community.

What’s On the Agenda?

So what’s the big topic for discussion? It’s all about proposed changes to the city’s alcohol rules. These potential modifications could affect everything from local businesses to community events. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to weigh in on how these changes might impact you and our wonderful city! Whether you’re a business owner, a community member, or just curious, your feedback is not only welcomed but encouraged.

Your Voice Counts!

The council wants to hear from YOU! Public comments are a key part of the work session, and the more voices we have, the better decisions can be made. It’s not every day that we get to give our thoughts directly to our city leaders, so mark your calendars and join the conversation on Monday! Let’s make sure our concerns and suggestions are at the forefront of the discussions surrounding these changes.

Keep An Eye on the Roads: Weekly Construction Report

The Scoop on Bradley County’s I-75

For those of you who use I-75 often, there are modifications taking place at the Paul Huff Parkway Interchange. During the current reporting period, the contractor will continue working on the project. Please be prepared for possible delays or detours as the workers strive to improve our roadways!

While it might be a hassle now, these modifications promise to enhance our travel experience in the long run, making our commutes smoother and safer. Keep your eyes peeled for road signs and be sure to follow posted directions.

Safety First: Unknown 9-1-1 Call Investigation

Let’s all keep our eyes and ears open. If you ever suspect something might be wrong, it’s always better to report it. Dalton is a wonderful community, and it’s up to each of us to look after one another!