TOWN CENTER — Water accessibility continues to be an ongoing problem in Cobb and metro Atlanta, Kerry Armstrong, the new chairman of the Atlanta Regional Commission, said Tuesday.
Armstrong spoke to a room of elected officials and industry leaders on Tuesday at the Town Center Area Community Improvement District’s monthly meeting.
Armstrong, a Gwinnett County resident, was elected by the 39-member ARC board that represents 10 metro Atlanta counties in December.
He is a senior vice president with Pope and Land Enterprise, the same company that employs the Town Center CID’s chairman, Mason Zimmerman.
Armstrong replaced former ARC Chairman Tad Leithead, who also chairs Cobb’s other CID in Cumberland.
via The Marietta Daily Journal – New ARC chairman Water accessibility big Metro concern.
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