More than 400 people gathered Thursday night to celebrate the city of South Fulton’s eighth anniversary, to hear about the progress the city has made and to listen to the controversial mayor’s farewell address.
City Manager Sharon Subadan said the city of more than 100,000 people has responded well to its growth, continues to invest in infrastructure and has acquired land to build a new city hall, police headquarters and fire training center.
“A lot of really good, solid things are happening,” Subadan said in an interview before the State of the City event at the Southwest Arts Center on New Hope Road. “We’ve had our share of crises, so we’re taking care of that as well, making sure we firm up our policies and procedures to avoid the pitfalls going forward.”…