City Facilities
City Hall at City Springs
1 Galambos Way, Sandy Springs 30328
The main campus for City Hall is located at City Springs. Entrances to City Hall are located on Johnson Ferry Road and Galambos Way. The following offices are found at this location:
- Mayor & City Council
- City Manager
- City Clerk
- Economic Development
- Communications
- Finance
- Fire Management
- Fire Marshall
- Public Works
- Code Enforcement
- Planning and Zoning
- Building Permits/Inspections
- Revenue
- Recreation and Parks
Parking
Free 2 hour street parking is available at City Springs.
Additional parking is available in the underground parking deck. The first two hours are free. Parking validation is available for City business that runs longer than two hours. Many of the City Springs restaurants and retailers will also validate parking.
Sandy Springs North Municipal Complex
Located in the Morgan Falls Office Complex at 7840 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs, Georgia 30350, this campus is the Sandy Springs Police Department's headquarters and the Sandy Springs Municipal Court's location.
Sandy Springs Police Department
7840 Roswell Road, Suite 300, Sandy Springs 30350
Municipal Court
7840 Roswell Road, Suite 501, Sandy Springs 30350
Fire Stations
Visit the Fire Stations page to learn more about the station's locations
City Springs Event
Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival
Friday, September 29
Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival makes its debut at City Springs! Stroll through City Springs to check out the artists and groove to the live music on multiple stages throughout the two-day event!
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Certainly So (at Blue Stone Festival)
Friday, September 29
At the Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival, plan to see the feel-good alt-indie band Certainly So! They had big a hit with "Foreign Ties" and just released "Tired for a Living." They will play Friday evening at the Festival, September 29! Admission is free.
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The Troubadour Project (at Blue Stone Festival)
Friday, September 29
At the Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival, plan to see the Troubadour Project, playing a variety of the biggest hits of the 1970s. They will perform Friday evening at the Festival, September 29! Admission is free.
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