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Street Lighting

City of Sandy Springs street lights are installed exclusively to illuminate public streets, roads, and sidewalks with the goal of improving safety for motorists and pedestrians.

Neighborhood Lighting Cost-Sharing Program

For citizen- or neighborhood-initiated street light requests seeking City of Sandy Springs standard decorative street lights, the City offers a cost-sharing program as outlined in Sections I–II of the Street Light Policy.

Applicants may submit requests to participate in the cost-sharing program for new residential street lights only during the annual open enrollment period, which ends March 15 each year.

Requests are prioritized based on the total projected cost to the City after costs are shared with the applicant. Requests with lower projected City costs relative to other applications will receive priority until fiscal-year funding is exhausted.

Citizens and neighborhoods will receive funding as long as allocated funds remain available. Once funding for the budget cycle has been exhausted, unfunded requests will automatically be reconsidered during the next open enrollment period.

Street Light Outages

Georgia Power is responsible for repairing street lights in Sandy Springs.

City Springs Event

Joe Alterman's Toast & Jam Jazz Brunch

Sunday, October 25
Join us for a deliciously laid-back Sunday as we serve up sizzling jazz, fresh bites, and lively conversation. Each month celebrated pianist Joe Alterman brings his favorite musical guests for a one-of-a-kind jazz brunch- blending live performances with unscripted interviews.
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Niladri Kumaar: The Space Between the Notes

Friday, October 30
Indian sitarist Niladri Kumaar has been described as a game changer, and a serious exponent of Indian Classical Music. One of the most compelling and innovative stars of India’s next generation of musicians, Kumaar was a frequent collaborator with the late Zakir Hussain.
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