Sidewalks

Capital Sidewalk Program

The City’s Sidewalk Improvement Policy was created to provide an objective and consistent method for prioritizing sidewalk projects.

Sidewalks constructed as part of the Capital Improvement Program (CIP), including TSPLOST funds, follow the Sidewalk Network Master Plan and focus on overall mobility needs. New development projects are also required to install sidewalks or provide funding in accordance with the City’s development regulations and impact fee ordinance.

• Sandy Springs Sidewalk Network Master Plan (PDF)
• Capital Sidewalk Program Presentation – February 2026 (PDF)

The Neighborhood Sidewalk Program referenced in the presentation provides an opportunity for neighborhoods to partner with the City to add primarily recreational and amenity-focused sidewalk features to local residential streets.

• Neighborhood Sidewalk Program Information (PDF)

Requests for additional sidewalk segments to be scored in future evaluations may be submitted throughout the year by contacting the City’s Public Works Customer Service representatives at 770-730-5600 or by completing the Sandy Springs Sidewalk Request Form.

• Sandy Springs Sidewalk Request Form

Sidewalks, Sidepaths and Trails Map

Explore the City of Sandy Springs’ Sidewalks, Sidepaths and Trails StoryMap to learn about the community’s pedestrian and trail network, including current infrastructure and planned projects that support connectivity, mobility, and access throughout the city. 

Sidewalks, Sidepaths and Trails StoryMap

• Sidewalk, Sidepath and Walkability Presentation - June 2026 (opens in a new tab) 

Maintenance

The City partners with contractors every four years to assess and repair existing sidewalks that require maintenance.

Accessibility Concerns

Information on sidewalks that have been assessed and have had accessibility issues resolved can be found in the ADA Transition Plan and on the City’s ADA information page.

• ADA Transition Plan (PDF)
• City of Sandy Springs ADA Information Page