Bob Regus News Today

Bob Regus officially retired on Monday night, leaving behind what officials call an unrivaled legacy of professionalism and stewardship during some of the most important moments in Alpharetta’s history.

Alpharetta City Council voted June 27 to reject a proposed high-density development at Haynes Bridge Road and Rock Mill Road, on the parcel just south of the highway on-ramp.

The City of Alpharetta is launching an investigation into the ethics of Barry Zimmerman, the retiring chief judge of Alpharetta Municipal Court and former chief judge of the Milton Municipal

The City of Alpharetta is launching an investigation into the ethics of Barry Zimmerman, the retiring chief judge of Alpharetta Municipal Court and former chief judge of the Milton Municipal

Milton City Council approved a contract June 6 with Mercer Group Associates to begin the search for a human resources director and finance director.

Alpharetta City Council officially appointed Chris Lagerbloom as the next city administrator May 31. On Aug. 8 he will assume the role currently held by Bob Regus, who has held

Forsyth County commissioners passed a resolution Dec. 7 to seek state legislation naming the 7-mile stretch of Ga. 400 from Haynes Bridge Road in Alpharetta to Ga. 20 in Forsyth

Alpharetta approved a 10% pay increase for police and 911 dispatchers. They also gave a 3% hike to all full-time employees, which includes firefighters who serve under the umbrella of

Alpharetta Mayor Jim Gilvin signed a contract in 2020 obligating the city to cover half the cost of Windward dam. Councilmembers say they knew nothing of the agreement until two