If you listen closely you can hear the cheers from Atlanta residents, as Mayor Kasim Reed announced last week that the city would likely not be renewing ParkAtlanta’s contract when it expires next year. The deal, which was a raw one signed by the city during the recession seven years ago, was paired with a hawkish and widely reviled crew of parking attendants who drew the ire of many an Atlantan during their reign of terror. For the city and everyone who parks on its streets, a new era in parking and ticketing management means the ship is RISING…
Redistricting spells trouble for some state reps.
It was inevitable that some Georgia state reps. would be dismayed by the proposed redistricted map, the first draft of which was unveiled this week. Eight representatives, six Democrats and two Republicans, have been drawn into the same districts. Among those – Democratic Reps. Sam Park and Greg Kennard of Lawrenceville, Reps. Teri Anulewicz and Doug Stoner of Smyrna, and Republican Reps. Beth Camp of Concord and David Knight of Griffin. The maps will be debated and potentially updated during the special session but for incumbent legislators drawn into the same districts the ship is DRIFTING…
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