How You can get involved in your community!
It is critical for you as homeowners and residents of Cobb County to make your voices heard. Zoning affects YOU -- your quality of life and property values. The BFCA encourages smart development in our communities, and strives for well planned, carefully considered growth that involves residents. We want people to be proud of their communities and want to continue to live here.
To see how you can get involved in the community development process via rezoning, please visit the tab at left, Public Participation in Zoning.
To see how you can get involved in the community development process via rezoning, please visit the tab at left, Public Participation in Zoning.
Bells Ferry Road Adopt-a-Mile
Litter Pickup
The BFCA had another successful litter pickup along Bells Ferry Road. With the help of community residents and members of KSU's Wesley Foundation, 17 bags of debris were collected between North Lakeside Drive and the 575 overpass. Join the BFCA's Facebook page to find out when the next community litter pickup will be held and JOIN US!
Adopt-a-Mile is a program of Keep Cobb Beautiful. Contact them to adopt your group or organization's mile of roadway. Let's all help keep our county clean and safe.
Adopt-a-Mile is a program of Keep Cobb Beautiful. Contact them to adopt your group or organization's mile of roadway. Let's all help keep our county clean and safe.
Welcome Officer Justice
Welcome Officer Michael Justice to Community Affairs! By way of background, his law enforcement career began with the Cobb County Police Department in 2002, where he served Precinct One as a Patrol Officer, first on morning watch, then evening shift and finally on day shift. During this time he earned a Master’s Degree.
In 2013 his request for transfer to the detective bureau was approved and he was reassigned to the Precinct One Criminal Investigations Unit as a detective. In the spring of 2021 his request for transfer to the Community Affairs Unit was approved and he was reassigned to Precinct One as the Community Affairs Officer, where he currently serves.
As Cobb County continues to grow and develop, issues impacting the well-being of area residents are constantly surfacing; issues such as traffic speed and congestion, zoning and development, environmental quality, preservation of open space, crime control and prevention, and neighborhood enhancements. The BFCA is an all-volunteer organization from the Bells Ferry corridor. We work with local legislators, environmental groups, law enforcement officials, residents and neighborhood associations within our area to address these issues head-on as they arise. Individuals are encouraged to actively participate in their communities and the decisions affecting them.
