Cumberland District is hosting a public art project on September 19 and 20 where community members will leave a lasting mark on the bridge over I-285 at Mt. Wilkinson Parkway.
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On September 19 and 20, community members will have the opportunity to leave a lasting mark on Cumberland's newest public art project. Volunteers will join muralist Cole…
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Cumberland District
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- Government Administration
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- Atlanta, US
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- 2–10 employees
About Cumberland District
The Cumberland Community Improvement District (CID), Georgia’s first CID, is a public-private assessment district in northwest Atlanta. It is the mechanism by which local commercial property owners advance needed infrastructure projects. Projects that enhance property values as well as the greater community. Originally formed in 1988 by business leaders interested in improving access to the highways for the emerging Cumberland submarket, the CID’s single wish evolved into a master road plan for the area. Over the years, that original plan expanded to include additional road and transit infrastructure improvements, streetscapes and beautification projects, bicycle and walking trails, alternate commute programs and services as well as community planning.
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