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Why this Forsyth County neighborhood is connecting to Cumming Utilities' sewer system

Cumming Utilities Director Jon Heard presented several items to the Cumming City Council at their Monday meeting, including a request to add 62 homes in the Delmar subdivision to the city's sewer system.

City meeting — Cumming Utilities Director Jon Heard presented several items to the Cumming City Council at their Monday meeting, including a request to add 62 homes in the Delmar subdivision to the city's sewer system.

Kelly Whitmire

FCN staff

Updated: Apr 23, 2020, 4:33 PM

Published: Apr 23, 2020, 4:34 PM

Homes in a neighborhood off Samples Road will soon move from a private septic tanks to the city of Cumming's sewer system.

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How Forsyth County plans to deliver critical utilities during severe storms

Workers repair damaged power lines following Hurricane Helene in September 2024. - photo by FCN file photo

03192025GENERATOR — Workers repair damaged power lines following Hurricane Helene in September 2024. - photo by FCN file photo

Forsyth County News

Published: Mar 19, 2025, 7:52 PM

Due to severe storms over the past couple years, Forsyth County is seeking grant funding to improve backup power for essential utilities.

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