Crews have set the remaining bridge beams across the SR 369 (Exit 18) overpass at SR 400.  

Watch the latest On the Move for more information on what is next and when the overpass is set to open an additional two lanes of traffic across SR 400.   

Catch up on the project's facts, timeline, previous video updates and FAQs by visiting www.forsythco.com/exit-18.  

What's the latest on the County's moratorium on all residential applications? What's next for the County as it aims for smart future growth? And how can County residents get involved in future growth and development decisions for our communities? Chairman and District 2 Commissioner Alfred John and Planning & Community Development Director Tom Brown discuss these topics and more.

Need some background on what the moratorium is? Listen to the April 18, 2025 podcast announcing the moratorium and learn more here: https://www.forsythco.com/News/podcast-moratorium-on-residential-growth-approved-following-request-from-board-of-education 

Clearing work is underway on Phase I of the McGinnis Ferry Road widening, from Hospital Parkway to Douglas Road!

Watch this episode of On the Move to learn about the timeline of the project and what to expect on your daily commute, as well as the latest updates on the GDOT-managed SR 400/McGinnis Ferry interchange project.

Have you received your 2025 personal property assessment? Forsyth County property owners had their state-mandated assessments mailed to them this week ... now what?

Chief Appraiser Joel Benton and Assistant Deputy Chief Appraiser Steven Lamb discuss what you need to know in the latest FoCo Unplugged, including:

Learn more about property assessments, see FAQs and an assessment sample: https://www.forsythco.com/Departments-Offices/Board-of-Assessors/Assessments

Get the latest updates on the Exit 18 (Browns Bridge Road) overpass in this episode of On the Move. Capital Projects Director John Jefferson answers your questions, including:

• Is the project on track for late 2025/early 2026 completion?

• What work has been happening in the background?

• When will crews continue construction?

• What can drivers expect for their daily commute in the months ahead?

Visit www.forsythco.com/exit-18 for more information regarding the support cap and bridge repairs.

The Board of Commissioners finalized and approved agreements for what might one day be one of the southeast's largest economic drivers, The Gathering at South Forsyth. What's next for the development and what does tonight's action mean for an NHL franchise calling Forsyth home?

Carl Hirsch with the development group, Board of Commissioners Chairman Alfred John and Forsyth County Chamber President/CEO Alex Warner discuss what was approved, why it is important and what lies ahead in the latest FoCo Unplugged.

Do I need a permit on my home project? Can the County help me on a home renovation? How are commercial buildings inspected, approved, and why should I care? Building & Licensing Director Jake Hill takes us inside how the County ensures commercial and residential structures are safe and to code in this episode of FoCo Unplugged. 

Want to see if a permit is required? Take a look here: https://www.forsythco.com/Departments-Offices/Building-Licensing/Permitting

During their April 17, 2025, meeting, the Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a moratorium on all residential applications, in place until the end of the day on May 15, 2025.

Listen to learn more about the action, next steps and what “hitting the pause button” on residential growth means for our community. Chairman and District 2 Commissioner Alfred John and District 4 Commissioner Mendy Moore provides insight on the podcast recorded immediately following the meeting. 

In this podcast episode, District 4 Commissioner Mendy Moore discusses her background, experience as an elected official, and her goals and priorities as she serves Forsyth County

In this podcast episode, District 5 Commissioner Laura Semanson discusses her background, experience as an elected official, and her goals and priorities as she serves Forsyth County.