Alpharetta Library (Canton St.) Coversion into Innovation, Job Training, Business & Incubation Center
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We are gathering signatures from voting age Alpharetta & concerned North Fulton County residents to convert the current public library located at 238 Canton St, Alpharetta, GA 30009 to a non-profit Innovation, Job Training, Business & Technology Incubator to help not only the city of Alpharetta, but all North Fulton County cities (Milton, Roswell, Johns Creek). Let's all work together to get this done!
Here are the specifics (to the best of our knowledge).
-Land was donated originally for the purpose of building this library on Canton street.
-This library is closing and will be moving to the beautiful city center in Alpharetta.
-When the library closes, it continues to be owned by Fulton County who makes the decision what to do with the property. There has been no vote regarding this issue by the Fulton County board of commissioners.
- Our concern is not county or city ownership, but instead the "use" and creating a viable private solution. This is an excellent location being in the heart of growth activity (i.e. Avalon, Hwy 9, Milton) and located near numerous high schools that it will also serve (STEM curriculum).
-This library is closing and will be moving to the beautiful city center in Alpharetta.
-When the library closes, it continues to be owned by Fulton County who makes the decision what to do with the property. There has been no vote regarding this issue by the Fulton County board of commissioners.
- Our concern is not county or city ownership, but instead the "use" and creating a viable private solution. This is an excellent location being in the heart of growth activity (i.e. Avalon, Hwy 9, Milton) and located near numerous high schools that it will also serve (STEM curriculum).
Building will serve vision well in its current s
Job programs like C3G through Northpoint Church continue to be packed with 40 and 50 year olds looking for real permanent employment. The job market continues to migrate to contract and "at will" type employment which leaves families seeking stability. High skilled jobs continue to be in great demand not just in the tech sector but across industries which the center will address.
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