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Parks, Trails, Tours & More
EASTSIDE TRAIL
The first section of the Eastside Trail, a 2.25-mile segment running from Irwin Street to 10th and Monroe, is now open. Get out there and enjoy it! Learn more
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Programs
Engaging & Strengthening the Community
ART ON THE ATLANTA BELTLINE
Creative Atlantans came out in spades, bearing light-bearing orbs and figures, uniting for a festive Lantern Parade as part of Art on the Atlanta BeltLine.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Atlanta BeltLine's Affordable Housing program offered 25 lucky home buyers the chance to buy a loft with up to $64,800 in down payment assistance.
Progress
Planning Development & Project Updates
MASTER PLANS
The intent of the subarea master planning process is to establish the foundation for overall Atlanta BeltLine project implementation. Learn more
EDGEWOOD BRIDGE
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. will replace the Edgewood Avenue bridge over the Eastside Trail in the coming months.
About
The Atlanta BeltLine
Essentials
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Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.
Realizing the Atlanta BeltLine Vision
Atlanta BeltLine Inc. is the entity overseeing the planning and execution of the Atlanta BeltLine vision. The ABI staff works closely with City of Atlanta departments to define details of the plan, secure public funding, inform and engage members of the community, and serve as the overall project management office for the Atlanta BeltLine.
Atlanta BeltLine Inc. was formed in 2006 by Invest Atlanta (formerly the Atlanta Development Authority) for the purpose of managing the implementation of the Atlanta BeltLine project. Working with partners, including City of Atlanta departments, its functions include specifically defining the Atlanta BeltLine plan; leading efforts to secure federal, state and local funding; continuing the community engagement process; managing all vendors and suppliers; and serving as the overall project management office to execute the Atlanta BeltLine project.
ABI is also responsible for tracking and reporting progress on the project to the Atlanta City Council, Atlanta Public Schools, and Fulton County, the three taxing authorities that authorized the Atlanta BeltLine TAD legislation in 2005.
Each day, Atlanta BeltLine staffers work to advance a project that will have an enduring and positive impact on Atlanta and the surrounding region. Just as the project is dynamic and engaging, so are the many people that come together to shape this auspicious vision into a reality.
