City Manager Brian Johnson to Deliver Garden City’s 2010 State of the City Address. In his address, Johnson will discuss the exciting changes currently taking place in Garden City and will outline this west Chatham County municipality’s plans for 2010 and beyond. In addition, Chatham County Engineer Al Bungard will be named an honorary citizen of Garden City. This honor officially recognizes Bungard for his ongoing contribution to Garden City with regard to his work in engineering improvements to Dean Forest Road between I-16 and Ogeechee Road.
WHERE:
Garden City City Hall
Garden City Town Center
Garden City, Ga.
The Garden City Town Center is located on Dean Forest Blvd., directly across from the main entrance to Southbridge
WHEN:
Monday, February 1, 2010
7 p.m.
INTERVIEWS: Interviews with Garden City’s City Manager Brian Johnson will be available immediately following the City Council meeting.
ABOUT GARDEN CITY:
Located in the heart of Chatham County, Garden City stands apart as one of the leading municipalities in coastal Georgia. Featuring a progressive blend of industry and small business, Garden City boasts a rich history, friendly neighborhoods, vibrant economy and quality services for residents. Originally founded in 1939, Garden City has the distinction of being the second largest municipality in the state of Georgia with no property taxes. Defined by responsive, visionary leadership, Garden City is currently building an innovative mixed-use Town Center near I-16, which will serve as the new home of the municipality’s City Hall. For more information about Garden City, please call 912.966.7777 or visit www.gardencity-ga.gov online.