On November 8, 2016, Fulton County voters, including residents of East Point, approved the Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (T-SPLOST), a referendum to fund transportation improvements within the participating cities.
The collection of the 0.75 percent (3/4 of a cent) sales tax began in April 2017 to fund the T-SPLOST transportation projects. An estimate $34.9 million (Tier 1 & 2) over five years is expected to be raised for use in East Point for transportation improvements.
Tier 1 & 2 Funding Allocation:
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $34,900,000 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $14,000,000 (approx) |
Estimated Start Date | April 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | 2022 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
Project Currently in Right of Way Acquisition Phase. Anticipated to let for construction September 2021.
For more information visit: http://www.dot.ga.gov/applications/geopi/Pages/Dashboard.aspx?ProjectId=0012638
The purpose of the Downtown East Point Multimodal Improvements project is to find and implement multi-modal connectivity features, enhance the pedestrian experience, and reduce vehicular speeds in downtown East Point, GA. The design features are proposed to meet these objectives: curb extensions, shifting the street left and right so driers can slow down and the pedestrian experience can be improved, and narrowing the Main Street by using curb extensions that narrow the distance for pedestrians to cross and access the MARTA station. The need for streetscaping, gateway features, placemaking, traffic calming, and multi-modal connectivity in the downtown East Point area was established in the City of East Point Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) study. The Downtown East Point Multimodal Improvements project will seek to address the needs outlined in the LCI study that pertain to public rights-of-way in the project area.
To better enable safe multi-modal access within the downtown area while also maintaining traffic mobility along SR 14, a boulevard treatment is proposed to balance both needs within the Main Street/SR 14 NB corridor. Similarly, streetscaping and traffic calming are proposed along East Point Street/SR 14 SB for the same purpose. A multi-use trail connecting to the MARTA station, as well as enhanced pedestrian crossings between the MARTA station and the downtown area across Main Street/SR 14 NB, are proposed to better serve the safety and mobility needs of bicyclists, pedestrians, and transit patrons.
The limits of this project are West Cleveland Avenue to the north, Washington Avenue to the south, SR 14/Main Street to the east, and East Point Street to the west (with the exception of part of Dorsey Avenue west of SR 14/East Point Street). Only minimal right-of-way impacts are anticipated such as easements and potential right-of-way miters at the existing intersections. The project team will be in coordination with other projects in the area to ensure that the projects complement one another in terms of efficiency and function.
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $5,374,072 (Construction) |
Funding Source | Federal (GDOT) |
Spent | TBD |
Estimated Start Date | Construction Scheduled to be Let in 2021 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
Contract Awarded to Excellere Construction, LLC
This project is the sidewalk and landscape improvements in the city of East Point along both sides of CR1211/Semmes Street from Washington Avenue to Norman Berry Drive for a total of 0. 70 mile. The existing project area consists of an asphalt roadway surface that is worn and aged, concrete sidewalks that are cracked, uneven, and undermined in some areas by storm runoff due to deteriorated curb and gutter. The purpose of this project is to make the pedestrian and bicycle interaction with automobiles safer, and to improve the aesthetic value of the Semmes Street area. Additionally, the general appearance of the area will also be improved. The project proposes to resurface the existing roadway pavement, provide monolithic curb and gutter to facilitate drainage, widen the sidewalk on each side of the road, add bike lanes, and landscaping to improve the appearance of the right-of-way. Landscaping will consist of grassing strip and disturbed areas, and replacing trees if required.
For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org.
FHWA/ GDOT Funded.
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $1,163,999.51 |
Funding Source | FHWA (GDOT) |
Spent | $1,163,999.51 |
Estimated Start Date | June - July 2020 |
Estimated Completion Date | September 2021 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
Each year the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) notifies all local governments of the upcoming “Local Maintenance Improvement Grant” (LMIG) program, if funding is made available. The LMIG program requires a 30% Local match from the municipality..
This project consists of the milling of existing asphalt and overlaying with new pavement material, and installing new header curb along the following streets:
For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Purpose/Project: Local Maintenance Improvement Grant – Resurfacing
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $650,008.56 |
Funding Source | LMIG |
Spent | $TBD |
Estimated Start Date | September 2020 |
Estimated Completion Date | December 2020 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
This project is currently under construction
The scope of this project is to construct sidewalks, crosswalks, ramps and curbing on Washington Road from the City Limits at I-285 to the existing sidewalks at Delowe Drive.
The contract for design was awarded to DAF Concrete . For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org.
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $1,816,331.40 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $174,000 |
Estimated Start Date | September 2021 |
Estimated Completion Date | September 2022 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
Project is in construction. Awarded to Baldwin Paving.
Each year the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) notifies all local governments of the upcoming “Local Maintenance Improvement Grant” (LMIG) program, if funding is made available. The LMIG program requires a 30% Local match from the municipality..
This project consists of the milling of existing asphalt and overlaying with new pavement material, and installing new header curb along the following streets:
For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Purpose/Project: Local Maintenance Improvement Grant – Resurfacing
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $669,838.33 |
Funding Source | LMIG (30% Local Match) |
Spent | $497,834.41 |
Estimated Start Date | April 2020 |
Estimated Completion Date | June 2020 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall |
Project complete March 2020. This project was awarded to DAF Concrete, Inc.
Intermittent sidewalks currently exist on both sides of W Taylor Avenue between Main Street and Jones Street. The goal of this phase is to construct sidewalks on the south-side of W Taylor Ave from Jones Street to Washington Rd. This will provide continuous connectivity with the existing sidewalks on the south side of the street. During this project repair of broken sidewalks and curb that exist on W Taylor Avenue will also be repaired.
The design contract was awarded to Prime Engineering Inc. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $178,194 |
Funding Source | Capital |
Spent | $145,775 |
Estimated Start Date | Fall 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | March 2020 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall |
TSPLOST Project Update – March 2019
Department | Public Works |
Budget | n/a |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | n/a |
Estimated Start Date | N/A |
Estimated Completion Date | N/A |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Currently Under Design. Contract Awarded to Atkins.
The current T-Intersection has a skewed alignment which causes safety issues for multiple approaches. The goal of this project is to design improve the safety and operation at this location. Concepts for improvement will consider:
The contract was awarded to Atkins. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org .
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $250,000 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $188,461 |
Estimated Start Date | Summer 2022 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
Project Completed October 2019.
The goal of Phase 1 of this project is to provide sidewalks along the east side of Sylvan Road from Cleveland Avenue to Jefferson Avenue. This project will include crosswalks striping, ADA Ramps, and repair of broken sidewalks and curb where needed.
For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org .
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $372,825.00 |
Funding Source | Capital |
Spent | $372,825.00 |
Estimated Start Date | August 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | October 2019 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
This project consists of the milling of existing asphalt and overlaying with new pavement material, and installing new header curb along the following streets:
For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Purpose/Project: Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $5,369,783.15 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $5,369,783.15 |
Estimated Start Date | Fall 2019 |
Estimated Completion Date | December 2020 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
Project Completed September 2018.
This project consists of installing 6ft wide sidewalks between Washington Road and Camp Creek Parkway.
The project also consists of milling of existing asphalt to a depth of two and one half (2.5) inches and overlaying two and one half (2.5) inches of new pavement material along Desert Drive. The existing curb line will be shifted to allow installations of sidewalks within the existing right of way.
In addition, Pedestrian Crossing Signs and Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFB) Push-button Activated Crosswalk System be installed at the proposed mid-block crosswalk near Kenelworth Drive.
The contract was awarded to Mullins Bros Paving Contractors Inc. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org.
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $500,000.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $414,076.80 |
Estimated Start Date | April 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | July 2018 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall |
Phase II was completed July 2019. Final Phase in Final Design.
This project is the second phase of a multi-phase project which will ultimately extend between the East Point City Limits to Kimmeridge Drive along Headland Drive (EP-178) and Between Washington Road and SR 166 along Delowe Drive (EP-179). Crosswalks will also be install where intersections are improved. The Project also consists of installing new curb and replacing old curb as needed along Headland Drive. This combined project is referred to as EP-003 Headland Dr and Delowe Dr Sidewalks.
Scope of Work includes installing new sidewalks, crosswalks, and ramps along Headland Drive between East Point City Limits and Paul D West Middle School.
The contract was awarded to DAF Concrete, Inc . For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $2,556,610.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $1,454,328.00 |
Estimated Start Date | November 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Project Completed May 2018:
Each year the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) notifies all local governments of the upcoming “Local Maintenance Improvement Grant” (LMIG) program, if funding is made available. The LMIG program requires a 30% Local match from the municipality.
In brief, the Scope of Work consists milling of existing asphalt to a depth of two (2) inches and overlaying with two (2) inches of new pavement material, and replacing broken and installing new curb along Sampler Way, Sunshine Way, Milledge St, Campbell Way, and Lakewood Ave.
For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org or Vincent Reynolds, Transportation Manager at (404) 270-7114 or vreynolds@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Local Maintenance Improvement Grant – Resurfacing
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $360,500 |
Funding Source | LMIG (30% Local Match) |
Spent | $0 |
Estimated Start Date | March 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | April 2018 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Final Phase advertised for Bids .
This project is the second phase of a multi-phase project which will ultimately extend between the East Point City Limits to Kimmeridge Drive along Headland Drive (EP-178) and Between Washington Road and SR 166 along Delowe Drive (EP-179). Crosswalks will also be install where intersections are improved. This combined project is referred to as EP-003 Headland and Delowe Sidewalks.
Scope of Work includes installing new sidewalks, crosswalks, and ramps along Delowe Drive between Washington Road and Dorsey Avenue.
For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $2,556,610.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $1,454,328 |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2022 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
The current stage of this project consist of designing final plans for sidewalks along Ben Hill Road from Headland Drive to Washington Rd.
Currently no sidewalks exist along the street within the project limits. The goal of this project is to design continuous sidewalks along Ben Hill Road in the locations indicated below. The project limits are as follows:
For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Pedestrian/Bike Improvements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $1,160,000.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $12,500 |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2022 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
This project is currently in the phase of Land/Right-of-Way Acquisition.
This project will will provide signalization of the intersection of North Commerce Drive and Redwine Road. Additional improvements include:
This project will also consist of installing 6 ft. wide sidewalks along the east bound lane of Redwine Road from North Commerce Drive to the existing sidewalk at the Atlanta city limits.
The contract was awarded to Moreland Altobelli Associates, Inc. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Tier 2 Operations and Safety Project
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $218,000.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $63,100 |
Estimated Start Date | Spring 2022 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
This project is currently in right-of-way acquisition.
This project will make intersection improvements to the intersection of Washington Road and Camp Creek Parkway. This will be a part of a larger two-phase project.
Phase 1 will include the Ale Circle realignment, North Desert Drive extension east of Ale Circle and intersection improvements of Washington Road and Camp Creek Parkway.
Phase 2 construction will include North Desert Drive west of Ale Circle including the roundabout and its connection with Camp Creek Parkway. Collectively these improvements are referred to as the Ale Circle Realignment and North Desert Drive Extension.
The contract was awarded to Lowe Engineers, LLC. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Operations and Safety Project
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $200,000.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $115,436.53 |
Estimated Start Date | Early 2022 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
This project is currently in the design phase.
This project will realign Ale Circle moving its intersection with Washington Road further north away from Camp Creek Parkway. This will be a part of a larger two-phase project.
Phase 1 will include the Ale Circle realignment, North Desert Drive extension east of Ale Circle and intersection improvements of Washington Road and Camp Creek Parkway.
Phase 2 construction will include North Desert Drive west of Ale Circle including the roundabout and its connection with Camp Creek Parkway. Collectively these improvements are referred to as the Ale Circle Realignment and North Desert Drive Extension.
The contract was awarded to Lowe Engineers, LLC. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Operations and Safety Project
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $550,000.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $115,436.53 |
Estimated Start Date | First Quarter of 2021 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Jeremy Goodwin |
This project is currently in the design phase.
TSPLOST Project EP-326 North Desert Drive Extension will extend North Desert Drive to connect with Washington Road. This will be a part of a larger two-phase project.
Phase 1 will include the Ale Circle realignment, North Desert Drive extension east of Ale Circle and intersection improvements of Washington Road and Camp Creek Parkway.
Phase 2 construction will include North Desert Drive west of Ale Circle including the roundabout and its connection with Camp Creek Parkway. Collectively these improvements are referred to as the Ale Circle Realignment and North Desert Drive Extension.
The contract was awarded to Lowe Engineers, LLC. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Transportation Division Manager, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org
Purpose/Project: Tier 3 Operations and Safety Project
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $1,100,000.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $115,436.53 |
Estimated Start Date | First Quarter of 2021 |
Estimated Completion Date | TBD |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall |
The City of East Point adopted the International Property Maintenance Code in 2007. Via adoption of the code, a task force was created consisting of employees from the Police, Fire and Planning Departments. Subsequently, it was recognized that the 2008 housing market crash created a growing number of vacant and abandoned properties. Therefore, in 2010, the 50 Worst Properties Program was created as a housing initiative to address the issue. The Task Force actively identified properties that were deemed as unfit for human habitation. Over the course of three (3) years approximately 159-properties have been documented under the program. Via court actions, the City has been given permission to secure (board and clean) some of the properties and demolish others.
The team was able to demolish eleven (11) properties under the FY 2016 Budget. During the FY 2017 Budget, the team demolished an abandoned apartment complex formally known as the Terraces of East Point located between West Woodberry and Langford Parkway (166). In its FY 2018 Budget, the East Point City Council made possible the creation of a Department to focus on the removal of vacant, blighted unsafe residential structures. The Department is staffed with three (3) full time employees who perform all activities pertaining to asbestos abatement, demolition, site stabilization, clean-up and maintenance of those properties identified under the program.
This program is a collaborative effort between the City Manager’s Office, Municipal Court, City Attorney’s Office, Finance and each of the City’s service delivery departments: Planning & Community Development, Fire, Police, EP Power, Public Works-Buildings & Grounds, Water-Sewer and Solid Waste.
Department | City Manager's Office |
Budget | $499,859.00 (FY 2019) |
Funding Source | General Fund |
Spent | $43,748.56 (10/01/2018) |
Estimated Start Date | July 2, 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | June 30, 2019 |
Project Manager | Geneasa L. Elias, AICP |
TSPLOST Project EP-123 Oakleigh Drive Corridor Improvements consists of pavement remediation measures along Oakleigh Drive, specifically Mill and Resurface of Full depth reclamation between Wadley Avenue and Sylvan Road. On Oakleigh between Wadley Road and Lawrence Street mitigation will be with a combination of mill & resurface, crack seal, and asphalt seal.
The contract was awarded to BRTU Construction, Inc. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org or Vincent Reynolds, Transportation Manager at (404) 270-7114 or vreynolds@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $1,300,000.00 |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $1,288,338.60 |
Estimated Start Date | September 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | January 2019 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Project Completed March 2018
This project consists of the milling of existing asphalt and overlaying with new pavement material along Willingham Drive from E Main Street to East Point City Limits.
The milling and overlaying of Willingham Drive, Norman Berry Drive, and Bobby Brown Parkway were combined and collectively named EP-001 Willingham Drive, Norman Berry Drive, and Bobby Brown Parkway.
The contract was awarded to Mullins Brothers Paving Contractors. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org or Vincent Reynolds, Transportation Manager at (404) 270-7114 or vreynolds@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $1,171,000 - Combined (EP-001) |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $947,797.10 - Combined (EP-001) |
Estimated Start Date | October 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | April 2018 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Project Completed October 2017
This project consisted of the milling of existing asphalt and overlaying with new pavement material along Branchwood Drive from Kingston Terrace to end of street.
The milling and overlaying of Arrowood Drive, Tyewood Lane, Waleska Way, and Branchwood Drive were combined and collectively named EP-002 Arrowood and Surrounding Streets.
The contract was awarded to Mullins Brothers Paving Contractors. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org or Vincent Reynolds, Transportation Manager at (404) 270-7114 or vreynolds@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Quick Response Project
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $596,400.00 - Combined (EP-002) |
Funding Source | TSPLOST - Quick Response |
Spent | $368,264.74 - Combined (EP-002) |
Estimated Start Date | September 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | October 2017 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Project Completed October 2017
This project consisted of the milling of existing asphalt and overlaying with new pavement material along Waleska Way from Arrowood Drive to Dodson Drive
The milling and overlaying of Arrowood Drive, Tyewood Lane, Waleska Way, and Branchwood Drive were combined and collectively named EP-002 Arrowood and Surrounding Streets.
The contract was awarded to Mullins Brothers Paving Contractors. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org or Vincent Reynolds, Transportation Manager at (404) 270-7114 or vreynolds@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $596,400.00 - Combined (EP-002) |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $368,264.74 - Combined (EP-002) |
Estimated Start Date | September 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | October 2017 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Project Completed October 2017
This project consisted of the milling of existing asphalt and overlaying with new pavement material along Tyewood Lane from Arrowood Drive to Branchwood Drive
The milling and overlaying of Arrowood Drive, Tyewood Lane, Waleska Way, and Branchwood Drive were combined and collectively named EP-002 Arrowood and Surrounding Streets.
The contract was awarded to Mullins Brothers Paving Contractors. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org or Vincent Reynolds, Transportation Manager at (404) 270-7114 or vreynolds@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $596,400.00 - Combined (EP-002) |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $368,264.74 - Combined (EP-002) |
Estimated Start Date | September 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | October 2017 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Project Completed October 2017
This project consisted of the milling of existing asphalt and overlaying with new pavement material along Arrowood Drive from Dodson Drive to East Point City Limits
The milling and overlaying of Arrowood Drive, Tyewood Lane, Waleska Way, and Branchwood Drive were combined and collectively named EP-002 Arrowood and Surrounding Streets.
The contract was awarded to Mullins Brothers Paving Contractors. For more information on this project please contact Cadell Hall, Engineer II, at (404) 669-4321 or chall@eastpointcity.org or Vincent Reynolds, Transportation Manager at (404) 270-7114 or vreynolds@eastpointcity.org .
Purpose/Project: Tier 1 Maintenance and Safety Enhancements
Department | Public Works |
Budget | $596,400.00 - Combined (EP-002) |
Funding Source | TSPLOST |
Spent | $368,264.74 - Combined (EP-002) |
Estimated Start Date | September 2017 |
Estimated Completion Date | October 2017 |
Project Manager | Cadell Hall and Vincent Reynolds |
Demolition of existing Fire Station #4. Construction of a new 12,000sf Fire Station with four (4) engine bays. Installation of a manufactured burn building to be used as a training facility.
Architect of Record – Brown Design Group – Robert Rougely
General Contractor – D.A. Edwards Company – Daniel Edwards
Department | East Point Fire |
Budget | $3.253 Million |
Funding Source | General Fund Capital Budget (Fire Department) |
Spent | $506,668.50 (May 2018) |
Estimated Start Date | January 2018 |
Estimated Completion Date | Winter 2019 |
Project Manager | Geneasa L. Elias, AICP |
Downtown East Point Multimodal Improvements (LCI)
EAST POINT - TSPLOST PROJECTS LIST
EP-006 Dodson Drive and Surrounding Streets - Resurfacing
EP-007 Sylvan Rd Sidewalks Phase 1
EP177 Washington Road Sidewalks (I-285 to Delowe Dr)
Semmes St Bicycyle and Pedestrian Improvements - GDOT PI 0007540
TSPLOST Project EP-123 Oakleigh Drive Corridor Improvements
EP-182 Ale Circle Realignment and Washington Road Intersection Improvements
EP-324 Janice Dr Intersection Improvements
Demolition of existing Fire Station #4. Construction of a new 12,000sf Fire Station with four (4) engine bays. Installation of a manufactured burn building to be used as a training facility.
W Taylor Avenue Sidewalk Project - Phase 1
The 50 Worst Properties Program is a housing initiative that is focused on the removal of blighted unsafe residential structures, thereby improving the quality of life in existing neighborhoods.
LMIG FY19- Resurfacing Sun Valley Subdivision
LMIG FY2020 - City Resurfacing
TSPLOST Project Update - March 2019
TSPLOST Project EP-001 Milling and Inlay Resurfacing For Willingham Drive, Norman Berry Drive, And Bobby Brown Parkway
TSPLOST Project EP-131 Milling and Inlay Resurfacing for Arrowood Drive - Dodson Dr to East Point City Limits
TSPLOST Project EP-149 Tyewood Lane
TSPLOST Project EP-150 Waleska Way
TSPLOST Project EP-159 Desert Drive Resurfacing and Sidewalks
EP-176 Ben Hill Road Sidewalks (Dodson Dr to Washington Rd)
EP-178 Headland Drive Sidewalks Between City LImits and Paul D West Middle School
EP-179 Delowe Drive Sidewalks
TSPLOST Project EP-181 Washington Road @ Camp Creek Parkway Intersection Improvements
TSPLOST Project EP-184-01 Milling and Inlay Resurfacing for Branchwood Drive - Kingston Terrace to end of street.
EP-215 REDWINE ROAD (CITY OF ATLANTA TO NORTH COMMERCE DRIVE)
North Desert Drive Extension
LMIG 2018 – Resurfacing of Sampler Way and Surrounding Streets