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New Statesboro housing development for senior citizens moving forward
New Statesboro housing development for senior citizens moving forward By Dal Cannady | May 4, 2021 at 5:17 PM EDT - Updated May 4 at 7:05 PM
STATESBORO, Ga. (WTOC) - Senior citizens in Statesboro could soon have more options for where to live.
A developer wants to build 51 units in a neighborhood at Stockyard Road and Donnie Simmons Road.
A plan to build housing for seniors on property that once housed Julia P. Bryant Elementary took a step forward with a city council vote.
Council members studied the plan that would put more than 50 housing units on the old campus property. The proposal calls for making the units available and affordable for senior adults.
The proposed city budget does not include eight added patrol officers requested by the Statesboro Police Department, but if the department gets to its currently authorized strength of 77 sworn officers, Chief Mike Broadhead may “overhire” for a few more, City Manager Charles Penny said Tuesday.
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