Sandy Springs approves $50.5 million bonds to fund three fire-station projects
The Sandy Springs Public Facilities Authority and City Council approved revenue bonds not to exceed $50,500,000 to buy land and replace or improve three fire stations; council and staff described project scope, anticipated debt service and timeline while residents raised neighborhood and environmental concerns.
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The City of Sandy Springs Public Facilities Authority and the City Council on Aug. 5 approved revenue bonds in an amount not to exceed $50,500,000 to fund fire and safety projects, including acquisition of land for a new Fire Station 4, repairs to Station 3 on Raider Drive, and a complete replacement of Fire Station 1 at 1425 Spalding Drive. The Public Facilities Authority item (PFA 20‑25‑15) was approved first by the authority; the council later approved a companion bond resolution authorizing the lease and debt service arrangement with the authority.
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