Mayor Alan Hallman
Mayor Hallman
State of the City Address
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13/03/2024
ARC and Four Communities Receive $50M Federal Grant for Multi-use Trail Connecting Atlanta BeltLine and Flint River - ARC The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC), Clayton County, and the cities of College Park, East Point, and Hapeville have received a $50 million federal grant for a multi-use trail connecting the...
11/01/2024
09/11/2023
Who wants to show off their outdoor holiday decorations?!
We invite you to participate in our Holiday Lights Map! If you have an OUTDOOR holiday lights or decorative display and would like to add your house to the map, email your address to [email protected] by 5pm on Monday, Dec. 11th.
We'll post the map by Friday, Dec. 15th so that you can drive, walk, or bike around to see all the wonderful Hapeville holiday displays!
Here are a few things I enjoy and love about being the Mayor of Hapeville. I would be honored to serve the city for another four years.
01/11/2023
Gotta love it!
Thank you everyone for a safe and Happy Halloween!
31/10/2023
🗣THIS FRIDAY!!!🗣
Hapeville Hosts Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers!
Runtime: 89 min
One Pint at a Time is directed and produced by Aaron Hose and co- produced by Brigitte Hose.
One Pint at a Time Craft beer generates tens of billions of dollars annually for the US economy. Despite beer’s Egyptian and African heritage, these traditions have been mostly forgotten and are rarely found in American brewing culture. Today, Black-owned breweries make up less than 1% of the nearly 9,000 breweries in operation. Eager to shift the historical perception of who makes and drinks beer, Black brewers, brand owners and influencers across the country are reshaping the craft beer industry and the future of America’s favorite adult beverage.
The films will be screened at Christ Church & Carriage House located at Jess Lucas Y-Teen Park, 680 South Central Ave, Hapeville, GA 30354. Reception will take place at 6pm and the screening will take place at 7pm. Please visit this page regularly for ongoing updates and information. We will do our best to keep you informed of all screening changes. As always, we appreciate your interest in the 2023-2024 South Arts Film Series!
Please visit the Southern Circuit Website for additional information on the grant series. https://www.hapeville.org/599/Southern-Circuit-Film-Series
or contact Economic Development at 404-669-8269.
16/10/2023
03/10/2023
Attention, Spooky Citizens! It's That Time Again! 👻🎃
Be a Stop on Our Halloween Map!
We're inviting all you spooktacular citizens to sign up and be a part of our Halloween Trick-or-Treat map this year. Whether you're planning a haunted house, a ghostly yard display, or simply giving out treats we welcome everyone to participate!
Please send an email to [email protected], with your name and address by Monday, October 23rd. The Halloween map will be available starting Friday, October 27th.
26/06/2023
While sad that we have to proclaim civility, I'm proud that Hapeville Georgia has been recognized as a City of Civility by the Georgia Municipal Association. .
26/06/2023
Good morning Hapeville🌞!!
If you haven't already, SAVE THE DATE for the upcoming Public Parking Forum. It will be held on June 28, 2023 from 6:00pm - 7:30 pm. Please tell everyone you know to come out and let the City know your thoughts and ideas to improve parking here in Hapeville.
Thank you and have a fantastic Monday!
14/04/2023
The Baseball Opening Day Parade will take place this Saturday, April 15th at Tom E. Morris! During the parade, there may be brief traffic delays on King Arnold and North Central (roughly between 11-11:30am). You can find the route and more information at https://hapeville.org/243/Hapeville-Opening-Day
Special thanks to Chris from All Pro Muffler as well as Bug Busters, Inc. for providing cars for the parade!
01/02/2023
Check out this amazing rescue of 'hidden treasure' 1950s gas station Nonprofit Atlanta Printmakers Studio has artfully revived former Amoco in downtown Hapeville
08/10/2022
Fulton cities, county to hold second mediation session tomorrow!
The 15 cities of Fulton County will livestream tomorrow’s second mediation with county leaders as they seek an agreement on how to distribute Local Option Sales Tax revenues over the next decade. The tax, which is used to roll back property taxes for homeowners and businesses, is expected to generate more than $3 billion over the next 10 years.
Media are invited to attend. The cities will livestream their discussions at this link on www.savefultoncities.com: https://www.savefultoncities.com/meetings/
WHEN: Friday, Oct. 7, at 10 a.m.
WHERE: Georgia Municipal Association, 201 Pryor St., Atlanta
The cities and county have until Dec. 30 to reach an agreement or the tax expires – an outcome that would devastate city budgets.
30/09/2022
The Cities of Fulton County hosted a townhall Wednesday night in College Park for residents to hear from their city and county leaders about the ramifications of Fulton County seeking to dramatically increase its share of Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) dollars. Fulton residents in attendance unanimously spoke out against Fulton County’s negotiating position, citing concerns that the move would lead to deep cuts in services such as public safety and recreation and to steep spikes in property taxes for homeowners and businesses.
Visit Our Website, www.unioncityga.org to read more on this story
23/09/2022
We urge your attendance to send a clear message to Fulton County regarding our Local Option Sales Tax negotiations. The final split of these funds is critical to the financial vitality of Hapeville Georgia and all of the cities in Fulton County.
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