Tax Allocation Districts (TAD)
March 18 update from Clara Totenberg Green, Director of Communications, Center for Civic Innovation.
Currently, Atlanta is considering a multi-billion-dollar decision: whether to extend the city’s eight Tax Allocation Districts (TADs). The outcome will shape how schools, infrastructure, and essential city services are funded for years to come.
For this reason, the Center for Civic Innovation and other partners are bringing TAD town halls to neighborhoods across the city — to break TADs down in plain language, hear from local voices, and make space for real questions and discussion about what this could mean for your community.
Neighborhood awareness and input are vital for these discussions. Please share the word and plan to attend. For information from the Center for Civic Innovation on upcoming TAD town halls, follow this link http://bit.ly/tadevent .
Clara Totenberg Green (she/her/hers)
Director of Communications
Center for Civic Innovation | civicatlanta.org
404.210.6574
For more City of Atlanta information on Tax Allocation Districts, follow this link to the Atlanta TAD home page.
Traffic Signal Box Art Initiative
The Poncey-Highland Neighborhood Association is seeking artists to transform neighborhood traffic signal boxes into vibrant public art installations that reflect the identity, creativity, and spirit of Poncey-Highland.
These boxes will serve as visual markers throughout the neighborhood, creating moments of beauty, recognition, and neighborhood pride for residents and visitors alike.
This project is part of a broader effort to strengthen neighborhood identity, support local culture, encourage walkability, and create a more welcoming public environment.