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South Fulton Residents Required to Have Garbage Service by February 1, 2019Every house in the City of South Fulton is now required to have its own Garbage Collection service. A list of city-authorized vendors has been sent to every home, with a grace-period running through January 31, 2019 for residents to establish service with a city-approved vendor. Renters must negotiate with their landlords on who will pay for the service. However, it is the land owner's responsibility to obtain & maintain service. Beginning February 1, those without service could face fines up to $1,000; and a service provider will be assigned to them by the City.
Click the picture below to view a list of city-approved Sanitation providers, along with their pricing & contact information. 
Click to view City-approved Sanitation Providers & pricing
New vendors are being added each week. Before cancelling your current service, contact City Purchasing Manager Anthony Kerr to see if your vendor has been added.
The list above details which city Council District each company operates within. Though it should be noted, these companies do not operate throughout an entire district. With the exception of Waste Industries, each company only operates in select neighborhoods. If your Homeowner's Association bargains collectively to have all your neighbors sign up with a single provider, you may be able to induce providers from other districts to service your neighborhood AND negotiate a lower rate with them than advertised. Waste Industries is South Fulton's only citywide provider. Waste Industries bills quarterly at $59.85 for trash service, $85.05 for trash & recycling. They have waived can delivery fees for new service. Their full price list is as follows. The city has established a new 24/7 Public Works Hotline to address concerns about Sanitation or Ilegal Dumping.
NEW 24/7 PUBLIC WORKS HOTLINE (470) 552-4311 Garbage Collection • Street Paving/Potholes • Illegal Dumping • Trees in Right of Way/Mowing Callers to the Hotline may also make complaints or receive information about street pavings & potholes, trimming of trees or mowing of lawns in the right-of-ways, and other responsibilities of South Fulton's Public Works Department. Please review the street repaving schedule below. How Did We Get Here & What Comes Next?Those who paying close attention to South Fulton's transition to cityhood remember earlier plans to have one, citywide service that included recycling & bulk trash collection, all included in homeowner's property tax bills. So what happened? Learn more at the link below.
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SOUTH FULTON 101
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CITY COUNCILJuly 2017: Planning & Zoning
August 2017: Code Enforcement November 1, 2017: Municipal Court February 26, 2018: Fire March 26, 2018: Police Nov 2018: Public Works & Citywide Garbage Collection (the city has no jurisdiction over Fulton County Schools) City of South Fulton Video Newsletter #2In his 2nd Video Newsletter, City of South Fulton Councilman khalid explains city plans to overhaul it's Parks & Recreation Department, which includes a study of the effectiveness of Athletic Associations, and bringing health screenings & Senior programming to more of the city's parks.
Next Regular Council Meeting
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CITY CALENDAR
Coming Soon!SOUTH FULTON'S 2019 BUDGETThe Calendar by which our City budgets & spends money is known as the Fiscal Year (FY). FY2019 will begin October 1, 2018 (much like the 2019 School Year begins in Fall 2018). The federal government's Fiscal Year also beings October 1.
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Special Budget Meeting
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