Sandy Springs Secures Prestigious Aaa Moody's Rating for $48.5M Public Safety Bond Issuance
Sandy Springs earned a Moody's Aaa rating for a $48.5 million bond issue for public safety improvements, including fire station upgrades, which Mayor Rusty Paul says highlights the city's fiscal health and investment in community services.
Indictment Charges 10 in $9 Million Fraud Scheme Against U.S. Pandemic Relief Programs
Federal prosecutors have charged ten individuals in connection with a $9 million fraud scheme targeting SBA loan programs, including the Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loan program. The indictment alleges the group used false documents to obtain loans, spending the proceeds on luxury cars and homes. David Nathaniel Black Jr. faces over 100 counts of money laundering, while authorities continue to search for one suspect. The case is being prosecuted with support from the FBI and Department of Labor’s Office of Inspector General.
Fayetteville Invites Homeowners to Quarterly HOA and POA City Meeting for Community Updates and Dialogue
Fayetteville residents involved in HOAs and POAs will meet city leaders to discuss community concerns on September 6. The meeting will provide project updates and discuss new solid waste services.












