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7/12/2013
12:45 AM
Smyrna City Hall 2800 King St., Smyrna, 30080 (770) 434-6600 www.smyrnacity.com City Council meets at 7:30 p.m. the first and third Monday of every month in the council chambers of City Hall. A. Max Bacon Mayor (770) 319-5302 mbacon@smyrnaga.gov Melleny Pritchett Mayor Pro-Tem/Ward 1 Councilwoman (770) 319-5306 mpritchett@smyrnaga.gov Andrea Blustein Ward 2 (770) 319-5307 ablustein@smyrnaga.gov Teri Anulewicz Ward 3 (770) 319-5308 tanulewicz@smyrnaga.gov Charles Welch Ward 4 Councilman (770) 319-5309 cwelch@smyrnaga.gov Susan Dease Wilkinson Ward 5 (770) 319-5310 swilkinson@smyrnaga.gov
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Wade Lnenicka Ward 6 (770) 319-5311 wlnenicka@smyrnaga.gov Ron Fennel Ward 7 (770) 319-5312 rfennel@smyrnaga.gov Jason Lanyon Fire Chief/Emergency Management Director (770) 319-5365 jlanyon@smyrnaga.gov Stanley E. Hook Police Chief (678) 631-5100 shook@ci.smyrna.ga.us
Estimated population: 51,271 Median age: 33.5 years Household Populations: 22,914 Average Household Size: 2.19 Total Housing Units: 25,320 Owner-occupied Housing Units: 12,848 Renter-occupied Housing Units: 10,066 Vacant Housing Units: 2,406 Labor Force (16 years and older): 31,616 Median Family Income: $54,603 Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Places of Interest: The Market Village in downtown. Annual events: City Birthday Celebration on the first Saturday in August; Spring and Fall Jonquil Festival; Taste of Smyrna in September. A bit of history: Smyrna was incorporated in 1872. It was the first city north of Atlanta. In the middle to late 1980s, Smyrna took on a revitalization of downtown. What’s new in Smyrna: The largest Kroger in the southeast United States recently opened in Smyrna on South Cobb Drive. New restaurants have been opening downtown. There is a large Civil War collection that is going to be on display in Brawner Hall.
HOURS Tuesday - Saturday 10am to 6pm • Sunday 12:30pm to 5:30pm Mondays by chance
770.426.9840 www.acornhomeandgarden.com 3870 Due West Road NW, Marietta 30064 COBB FACTBOOK 2013/14
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