ROSWELL, Ga. — The city of Roswell debuted its new additions to its Town Square Park on Tuesday.
Originally built in 1839, the square has long been a popular gathering spot for events in the city.
On Tuesday, city officials. including Mayor Kurt Wilson, who welcomed the new improvements with a ribbon-cutting.
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The renovations included new fences, lighting for the park’s fountain, benches, tables and a new greenspace.
The cost of the project was $582,230.98, according to the city.
Money to fund the project came from its 2023 city budget.
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