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Sandy Springs says Mount Vernon–Johnson Ferry intersection project about halfway complete
Summary
A city staff member reported the Mount Vernon–Johnson Ferry Intersection improvement project in Sandy Springs is roughly half finished; remaining work includes final lane reconfiguration, stone veneer walls, sidewalk and side‑path finishing, and landscaping. Project updates are posted at spr.gs/jfmv.
A city staff member said the Mount Vernon–Johnson Ferry intersection improvement project in Sandy Springs is about halfway complete and aims to reconfigure Johnson Ferry Road and Mount Vernon Highway to two‑way traffic where they meet Roswell Road.
The staff member described work completed over the past year as including new travel lanes and an entirely new roadway and said crews are moving toward final lane configurations. Remaining work, the staff member said, will install walls with stone veneers along the sidewalk and side path, finish landscaping and put the travel lanes into their final alignment. "You can find project updates at spr.gs/jfmv," the staff member said.
No funding amounts, specific completion dates or formal votes were mentioned in the remarks. The remarks were presented as a project update rather than a request for action; the transcript does not record any motions, votes or formal direction tied to this briefing. The staff member characterized the location as a "heavily traveled area of the city" and framed the work as improving traffic flow where the three roads meet.
