Alpharetta To Move into New Digs

The city of Alpharetta will soon begin moving its operations and employees into its new home.

The city on Thursday said the move into the new City Hall will start on Tuesday, Dec. 16, and that transition will continue through Saturday, Dec. 20.

Alpharetta is advising residents that “some changes and interruptions will impact customer service during that period.”

Alpharetta citizens and those seeking to do business with the city are encouraged to take note of the following service impacts:

• Wednesday, Dec. 17: City Hall will not be available to accept payments for utility bills or property taxes. Customers are encouraged to make online payments via the city website or to make face-to-face transactions at the city’s Finance Department located at 2790 Webb Bridge Road behind Fire Station 1. Services provided through the City Administrator, City Clerk, Economic Development, Human Resources and Special Events offices will not be available.
• Thursday, Dec. 18: Anticipate temporary interruptions to Finance Department services such as purchasing, accounts receivable and some tax-related processes.
• Friday, Dec. 19: the Community Development Department will be closed beginning at noon. Customers seeking business licenses or permits for land development, building construction, signs, or tree removal should visit the city’s website for forms or information.

All of these services will be available after the dates referenced above at the new facility, which is located behind the current location at 2 South Main Street.

Photo: the new City Hall is to the left, the new Fulton County Library is the steel framing in the middle and the city’s new 450+ space parking deck is on the right. Credit: city of Alpharetta