Tell Sandy Springs How To Make Roswell Road A Better 'Boulevard' For Everyone

SANDY SPRINGS, GA — The next step in plans to improve safety along the Roswell Road corridor in Sandy Springs begins Monday evening with public input.

As a part of the Roswell Road Access Management Plan, the first in a series of virtual public meetings will be held Monday evening to collect community and stakeholder feedback.

The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. on Monday and go through 7:30 p.m. Go online to register.

The plan is designed to build toward a vision of establishing Roswell Road as a “boulevard,” City officials say, where motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists can all safely share and enjoy access. Covering an area from Dunwoody Place in the north to the city limits near Meadowbrook Drive, the Roswell Road Access Management Plan will analyze safety deficiencies, turning inefficiencies and other potential obstacles to greater mobility and connectivity while pinpointing features of the roadway that benefit motorists and non-motorists.

The Access Management Plan began last summer and wrapped up its Phase I – data collection and analysis — last month. Community input will be collected throughout the project, and all presentations, displays and an online public input mapping survey will be posted on the City’s website following the meeting.

Public input will be accepted until Feb. 7. For more information visit spr.gs/accessroswell or contact the City at SafeRoswellRoad@sandyspringsga.gov.