Current Status: Planning
Overview
The South Fulton Parkway Transit Initiative expands on the Fulton County Transit Master Plan (2018) that identified South Fulton Parkway as a priority corridor in Southern Fulton County for transit improvements. This project aims to recommend transit investments that will address travel patterns and needs, improve travel time reliability, and provide a safe, comfortable customer experience. To do so, the project includes the following phases:
Previously, South Fulton Parkway and Roosevelt Highway were being studied as a single project. For information on Roosevelt Highway see this page.
Project Area
Partners in Project Area Include:
- City of East Point
- City of Fairburn
- City of South Fulton
- City of Union City
- City of Palmetto
- City of Chattahoochee Hills
- City of College Park
- Fulton County
- South Fulton Community Improvement District
- ATL Airport Community Improvement Districts
- Georgia Department of Transportation
- Atlanta Regional Commission
- Atlanta-Region Transit Link Authority
Project Meetings
Meetings
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Date
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Information |
Public Meeting (Virtual)
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June 23, 2022
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Virtual public presentation
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City Council Meetings
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June 13 through July 7, 2022
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Presented to the Cities of Fairburn, South Fulton, College Park, Union City, Palmetto, and Chattahoochee Hills
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South Fulton Parkway Alliance Meetings
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June 9, 2022
June 28, 2023
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Presented project updates to the South Fulton Parkway Alliance meeting |
Documents
June 2022 Public Meeting Presentation
Previous Study Documents
MARTA conducted a high-level assessment and evaluation of potential transit improvements given existing and proposed land use as well as transportation characteristics in the South Fulton Parkway Corridor from April 2009 to June 2010. Documents from that effort can be found below:
In 2018, the Fulton County Transit Master Plan identified a vision for transit investments for Fulton County outside of the City of Atlanta. The plan identified South Fulton Parkway as a priority corridor for Fulton County and set the stage for the current South Fulton Parkway Transit Initiative.
Contact Us
For more project information:
Andrew Pofahl, Project Manager
Office of Local Corridors & Hubs
Department of Planning & Project Development
2424 Piedmont Road, NE
Atlanta, GA 30324-3330
jpofahl@itsmarta.com
404-848-4099