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    Atlanta Transportation Town Hall Meeting

    Transportation Town Hall Meetings: 2011's Version of Health Care Town Hall Meetings

    I’m not sure what a town hall meeting looks like when ten counties are involved, but perhaps this is just a starting metaphor for Atlanta’s looming regional transportation tax showdown.  From The Civic League For Regional Atlanta:

     

     

    Get a Move On! – a 10-County Town Hall

    WHAT: A facilitated town hall meeting to kick off a yearlong grassroots conversation on transportation, growth and the future of the Atlanta region

    WHEN: Saturday, July 23, from 8:30 AM to noon

    WHERE: The Loudermilk Center for the Regional Community, Downtown Atlanta

    WHY: Because a year from now, metro Atlanta voters will head to the polls to decide on a penny sales tax to fund regional transportation improvements. Not only is transportation one of the most critical issues facing our region today, but this is the first time voters have had the opportunity to vote regionally. This calls for a higher level of grassroots engagement.

    WHAT NEXT: The 10-County Town Hall is free and open to all residents of the Atlanta region, but spaces are limited.

    Register now!

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    Posted by Jon Effron

    Labels: Current Events : free : Taxes

    One Response to “Atlanta Transportation Town Hall Meeting”

    1. Chris Says:

      July 15th, 2011 at 8:36 pm

      I hope the meeting is nothing like the health care “talks.” We actually need progress in some direction at these meetings. Hopefully, shouting will be kept to a minimum. Fingers crossed.

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