Marietta unveils interactive parking map enhancing visitor access to Square

Under the bright lights of Marietta's city hall, officials gathered to discuss exciting developments aimed at enhancing community engagement and accessibility. Among the highlights was the introduction of a new initiative featuring QR code signs placed throughout the city. Residents and visitors can simply scan these codes with their smartphones to access a wealth of information about Marietta's services and offerings. This innovative approach underscores the city's commitment to leveraging technology, reinforcing its status as the nation's number one digital city.

One of the standout features discussed was the newly launched online parking map for Marietta Square. With nearly 3,400 public parking spaces available, the city’s economic development and GIS division collaborated to create an interactive, mobile-friendly map. This tool not only helps visitors locate parking but also integrates with navigation apps, making travel to the square more convenient than ever. Accessible via the city’s website and the My Marietta mobile app, this resource promises to enhance the visitor experience significantly.

In addition to these technological advancements, the meeting also touched on upcoming community events, including ribbon cuttings for the Powder Springs Streetscape and the Tower and James Intersection improvement, both scheduled for later this month. These initiatives reflect Marietta's ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and foster community spirit.

As the meeting wrapped up, the sense of progress was palpable. With each new project, Marietta continues to embrace innovation, ensuring that its residents and visitors alike can enjoy a vibrant and accessible city.