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Public-Private Partnership Survey

Public-Private Partnership Survey

The City of Sandy Springs provides general government services to its citizens and businesses in a unique manner. Through a $26 million annual contract with a private company, Sandy Springs provides public works, community development, code enforcement, recreation and parks, court services, administrative services, information technology and communications. In addition, the City maintains smaller contracts for the provision of both ambulance and emergency 911 services.

The City's initial contract with its current general services contractor will expire soon. The City is seeking input from citizens and businesses related to how we can best serve the public in the future. The City leadership still envisions a model based on a public-private partnership; however, the scope of the model has yet to be determined.

Please take five minutes to share your thoughts and views by answering several questions related to this topic. Click HERE to participate in the survey. Alternatively, or in addition, you can send feedback to sandyspringslistens@gmail.com.

In addition, the Mayor and Council will hold two public input sessions. At both the March 16 and April 20 regular council meetings time will be set aside for public input. Council meetings begin at 6 pm and are held in the council chambers at 7840 Roswell Road, Building 500 in Sandy Springs.

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Key Performance Indicator Reports Available

The City of Sandy Springs now uses key performance indicators to assess our customer service and responsiveness. Here are the reports for December and January.

Performance Metrics Report for 12/2009

Performance Metrics Report for 01/2010

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Recent City of Sandy Springs Press Releases

In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb

For Immediate Release | 3/8/2010

With severe weather season just around the corner, the City of Sandy Springs is reminding residents to sign up for their two emergency warning systems: Code Red and Swift 911.

CodeRed Weather Warning is a reverse 911 system that will automatically call residents and...

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Hearing Set for Voting Rights Changes

For Immediate Release | 3/3/2010

The City of Sandy Springs is a covered jurisdiction under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. As a covered jurisdiction, any change in voting practice adopted by the City must be precleared by the U.S. Attorney General or by a federal court in Washington, DC before...

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The Nation's Largest Public-Private Partnership Needs Your Help

For Immediate Release | 3/1/2010

The City of Sandy Springs, the nation’s largest and first public-private partnership, needs your help. City leaders want to hear from you regarding the provision of general government services.

The City’s initial contract with its current general service...

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