Cherokee Invited to TSPLOST Chat

Before you vote on July 31, call in to talk about the issues with Cherokee legislators.

The "Wireside Chat," inspired by President Roosevelt’s “Fireside Chat” during World War II in which he detailed the progress of the war while citizens followed along at home using a world map, will connect local elected officials with residents of the region, according to a news release.

During these phone calls, residents can ask questions about the and follow along using a regional map.

Cherokee County Commission Chair Buzz Ahrens and Woodstock Mayor Donnie Henriques will field calls on June 13 at 6:15 p.m.

“Mayor Henriques and I look forward to speaking with potentially thousands of our friends and neighbors about the referendum,” Ahrens said. “Our goal is to inform Cherokee County residents about the projects that will impact them most.”

Residents are asked to register in advance to receive materials they can refer to during the call. To register, visit www.wiresidechats.com or call 404-463-3227. All questions will be answered, either live or as a follow-up email or phone call.

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