Residents will have the opportunity to vote on a penny sales tax to fund a set of priority transportation projects for metro Atlanta in the summer of 2012. Members of the Atlanta Regional Roundtable are working with residents to create a list of transportation projects that voters can support. Public input is critical toward helping guide the Atlanta Regional Roundtable in developing the best list possible. Please take a moment to answer the five minute survey found here and share your thoughts on the region’s transportation future. The survey will be available until May 15th. You can learn more about the Atlanta Regional Roundtable and the project list here.
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