Cedartown City Commission met Thursday

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On: June 26, 2009

The Cedartown City Commission met in special session at 6 Thursday evening. Items on the agenda include discussion of a proposal to continue public transit in the City of Cedartown. The countywide transit system ends effective June 30. Also on the agenda is the status of a long-delayed paving project on Davis Road; and a request from an organizer planning to hold a “Tea Party” in Cedartown.

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