Roswell confirms new city manager, police officer and treasurer The Roswell council confirmed several executive appointments during its organizational meeting, approving a new city manager with negotiated compensation, naming a city treasurer and confirming the city police officer/chief.

Roswell City Council has made significant leadership changes by confirming a new city manager, police chief, and treasurer—discover how these appointments will shape the future of the community!

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Roswell council adopts updated rules of order after extended debate After a lengthy organizational meeting and legal briefing, the Roswell City Council voted to adopt updated rules of order required by recent state-law changes, clarifying quorum, agenda deadlines, public-comment limits and recusal procedures.

The Roswell City Council has officially adopted new rules aimed at enhancing transparency and efficiency in public meetings after a lengthy debate on critical procedural changes.

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City Financial Review Shows $2.8M Surplus and Strong Revenue Growth in North Fulton City's financial report indicates a $2.8 million surplus bolstered by strong property tax revenues.

Roswell's City Council meeting revealed a $2.8 million surplus and a bold plan to enhance communication and service delivery for residents.

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Rossford City Council approves vacation of Ninth Street and adjacent alley for redevelopment City Council vacates Ninth Street and alley to eliminate maintenance responsibilities and increase tax revenue.

The Roswell City Council's bold move to vacate Ninth Street could save the city nearly $39K while enhancing public safety and boosting tax revenue.

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