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Streetscape, drainage and pipeline projects advance; Temple Bethel site to become detention and memorial park

Dalton City Council (Work Session) · December 2, 2025

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Summary

Public Works Director Chad Townsend summarized multiple infrastructure projects including the Pence & Kyler Streetscape, Walnut North regenerative stormwater system, trenchless pipeline rehabilitation (3,145 ft; $1,130,000), Crater Alley detention pond (~$1.2M), and a Temple Bethel site conversion to a detention facility and memorial park (budget ~$1.5M).

Public Works Director Chad Townsend delivered a broad update on streetscape, drainage and pipeline projects. Highlights included the recently completed Pence & Kyler Streetscape (construction May–Aug 2024; $2,000,000 Improving Neighborhood Outcomes grant plus $6,800,000 from the general fund) and Walnut North drainage work featuring a regenerative stormwater…

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