(Atlantic) Atlantic Mayor Grace Garrett is asking residents for their cooperation in keeping the city’s streets clear of vehicles. This will help the Public Works Department maintain the streets without interruption. She encourages everyone to move their vehicles to their driveways or to the nearest public parking lot. Mayor Garrett also advises citizens to drive on the roads only when necessary. Keeping the streets clear will allow Police, Fire, and First Responders to access them safely and efficiently.
Keep Our Streets Clear for Safety and Efficient Maintenance
By Tom Robinson
Feb 17, 2025 | 12:06 PM
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