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Atlanta water officials weigh late fees, shutoffs with $233 million in unpaid bills (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Atlanta water officials said the city has nearly $233 million in unpaid water bills citywide, down from $236 million two weeks ago. An audit released Sept. 15 found the delinquent balance for water and sewer services grew to more than $236 million in 2026, an increase of approximately $39 million over the past three years. An initial audit conducted in June 2023 reported $197.8 million in past-due balances. The number of delinquent accounts grew from more than
MARTA payroll error leaves agency out $620,000 (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A MARTA employee received $620,000 on an April paycheck in error, and the money has not been returned, MARTA confirmed to Atlanta News First. The employee, who cleaned train stations, was paid $620,000 in overtime pay in April that they did not earn, according to MARTA. The error was not flagged until July. Five months later, the money still has not been returned. MARTA said the overpayment was the result of a clerical error. A MARTA spokesperson said the agen
Neighbors push for changes to DeKalb County intersection after deadly crash (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Neighbors in DeKalb County are calling on local officials to make a section of LaVista Road safer a week after a crash killed a Georgia Power contractor there. Dylan Wayland, 19, was setting up flags along an S-curve on LaVista Road last Monday when he was hit by a van and killed, according to DeKalb County Police. RELATED: 19-year-old placing construction flags along busy DeKalb road hit, killed by vehicle, police say Neighbors say the section of road near No
Atlanta City Council backs light rail along full 22-mile Beltline loop (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The Atlanta City Council Monday adopted a resolution formally affirming its support for light rail transit along the entire 22-mile Atlanta Beltline corridor, setting a deadline for city agencies to report back on how to fund and build the long-envisioned transit project. The resolution was sponsored by council members Kelsea Bond, Liliana Bakhtiari, Michael Julian Bond, Antonio Lewis, Jason Dozier, Wayne Martin, Jason H. Winston, Byron D. Amos, Matt Westmorel
Developer gets $14.8 million in tax savings for Beltline development at Amsterdam Walk (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Invest Atlanta approved a resolution granting developer Portman Holdings an estimated $14.8 million in tax savings over 10 years for infrastructure and construction of 539 multifamily housing units at Amsterdam Walk, a development planned along Atlanta’s Beltline near Piedmont Park. The tax savings are tied to 39 units that will be restricted at 80% of the area median income, or affordable to someone making roughly $80,000 per year. The financing is structured
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