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Plan emphasizes road upgrades, pedestrian connections and membership in regional transit authority
Summary
Chattahoochee County’s plan lists road quality improvements (especially unpaved subdivision roads), support for sidewalks and bike/ped facilities in Cusseta, and membership in the Lower Chattahoochee Regional Transportation Authority (joined July 2023); recommends GDOT coordination for SR 26 widening and intersection safety projects.
The comprehensive plan ranks road maintenance and safety among transportation priorities, noting that the county has 101 miles of public roads (30 miles state, 81 county) and that approximately 20.7% of roads are unpaved. The document highlights SR 520/US 280 as the highest-volume corridor and calls for coordinated improvements such as sidewalks, streetscaping and traffic signal additions where appropriate.
The plan also records that Chattahoochee County joined the Lower Chattahoochee Regional Transportation Authority in July 2023 and notes limited bike/ped infrastructure with opportunities to create connected multi-modal routes along primary corridors.
