South Fulton reports $150 million in FY2024 transportation projects; $25 million TSPLOST 2 set for FY2025

South Fulton City Manager Sharon Subadan said the city committed more than $150 million to transportation projects in fiscal year 2024 and has allocated $25 million in TSPLOST 2 funds for fiscal year 2025 to address resurfacing, signage, lighting and pedestrian pathways.

"I'm thrilled to share some of the infrastructure improvements that we are making here in the city of South Fulton, a city on the rise," said Sharon Subadan, city manager. She said the FY2024 work included federal, state and local transportation funding to improve roads and repair bridges.

Subadan described the FY2025 allocation as part of a TSPLOST 2 (Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax) improvement package focused on resurfacing streets, upgrading street signage and lighting, and improving pedestrian pathways. She said the measures are intended to make the city "safer and more accessible for everyone."

The manager framed the spending as both maintenance and broader safety and accessibility investments, but did not specify timelines for individual projects, contractor names, or the exact federal and state funding programs used. Subadan’s remarks were made in a brief presentation; no votes or formal council actions were recorded in the transcript provided.

City officials have previously used TSPLOST proceeds and other grants for transportation work; Subadan’s remarks indicate continued reliance on a mix of federal, state and local funding for the city’s road and bridge program.