State regulations regarding outdoor burning typically allow such activity beginning Oct. 1 and lasting through the winter.
Peachtree City officials are urging residents to visit the city’s website to find out if burning is allowed on any given day as weather conditions could prohibit it that day. Permits can also be obtained online.
Visit www.peachtree-city.org/burn. For more information, contact the Fire Marshal’s Office at 770-631-2526.
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Ethan Allen has hired additional security for the visit. (and additional cleaning crews).
Say hello to very possibly our next President. An honor indeed to have him in Peachtree City.
That assumes no change in buying habits. Consumers will rotate to less tariffed goods. Makers of heavily tariffed goods will…
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