WHAT: As part of its integrated roadside vegetation management program, Georgia DOT Maintenance
crews begin on Monday their work on trimming overgrown vegetation along State Route (SR) 61 and
SR 20 in Bartow County, SR 166 In Carroll County, SR 151 in Catoosa County, Interstate 575 in
Cherokee County, SR 5 in Fannin County, SR 156 and SR 136 Connector in Gordon County, Interstate
20 in Haralson County, SR 52 Alternate and SR 286 in Murray County, SR 6 in Paulding County, SR
53 in Pickens County, SR 101 in Polk County, SR 193, SR 341 and SR 157 in Walker County and
SR 201 in Whitfield County. Work will proceed daily between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.,
weather permitting.
Integrated roadside vegetation management is a method to bring together social and cultural elements,
biological concerns, and mechanical treatments to economically manage roadsides for motorist safety,
environmental health and visual quality.
WHEN: Tuesday, January 20 through Friday, January 23, 2015 from 7:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.
WHERE: Bartow County: SR 61 and SR 20
Carroll County: SR 166
Catoosa County: SR 151
Cherokee County: Interstate 575
Fannin County: SR 5
Gordon County: SR 156 and SR 136
Haralson County: Interstate 20
Murray County: SR 52 Alternate and SR 286
Paulding County: SR 6
Pickens County: SR 53
Polk County: SR 101
Walker County: SR 193, SR 341 and SR 157
Whitfield County: SR 201