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4/17/25
The City of Fairburn is turning up the volume with the launch of its new Third Fridays on Main Street concert series, starting with an unforgettable night of soul-stirring music at Gospel Fest on Friday, April 18 from 6 PM to 10 PM at the Fairburn City Center (320 NW Broad Street, Fairburn, GA 30213).
2/21/25
The City of Fairburn invites residents, business owners, and community stakeholders to take part in the Comprehensive Plan Update Meeting on Thursday, February 27th, at 6:00 PM at 56 SW Malone Street, Fairburn, GA 30213. This critical meeting offers the community a chance to shape the city’s vision for the future and influence the policies that will guide Fairburn’s growth and development.
2/10/25
The City of Fairburn came together on Saturday, February 8th, to celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of Mrs. Frankie Mae Arnold, the city's first African American councilmember. Her homegoing service, held at 11 a.m., was a powerful tribute to her enduring impact on the community she loved and served.
2/5/25
The City of Fairburn is taking a significant step in public safety with the launch of Fairburn Safe, a new initiative designed to strengthen community security and emergency response. At the core of this program is the Real-Time Crime Center, which equips first responders with advanced technology to improve emergency preparedness, assist in evidence collection, and enable faster, more efficient responses to crimes and emergencies.
12/20/24
The City of Fairburn values transparency and careful decision-making when managing our community's financial resources. The City of Fairburn has decided to cancel the last two Special Called meetings related to a proposed Utility Bond.
12/18/24
The holiday spirit was alive and well on Saturday, December 14th, as the Fairburn Police Department hosted its annual Blue Light Christmas event. The initiative, which brings warmth and smiles to families during the season of giving, provided an unforgettable day of shopping and connection for local youth and their families.
12/3/24
The City of Fairburn is calling on residents to take an active role in shaping the future of the historic Old Campbell Courthouse property. Through a 2-day Community Input Workshop, the city aims to engage the community, gather innovative ideas, and collaborate on transforming this iconic space into a valuable asset for Fairburn.
The workshops, scheduled for December 11th and 12th, offer residents multiple opportunities to participate in a dynamic and collaborative planning process.
12/3/24
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), in partnership with the City of Fairburn, is set to launch a transformative infrastructure initiative: the $81 million I-85 and SR 74/Senoia Road Interchange Improvement Project.
11/25/24
The City of Fairburn is proud to unveil its new Little Libraries initiative, a program designed to foster literacy and community connection through free book exchanges. Strategically located at three convenient sites—Mario B. Avery Park, Fairburn Youth Center, and Frankie Arnold Stage and Courtyard—these charming book-sharing boxes allow residents of all ages to drop off or pick up books at their leisure.
11/19/24
As the holiday season approaches, the aroma of rich meals wafting from kitchens across metro Atlanta is a sure sign of festive gatherings. But along with the joy of cooking comes a hidden threat that can wreak havoc on your home’s plumbing and the region’s sewer systems: FOG – Fats, Oils, and Grease.
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