The Georgia Department of Transportation is finishing a study of the SR 365 and SR 400 corridors in Northeast Georgia. This study will identify needs and prioritize the resulting transportation projects along both roads.

“We have gathered statistical information on the study areas and sought the input of the community along both roadways. Now we’d like to share our findings with you and get your input again before we finalize the study,” explained District Engineer Russell McMurry. 

These meetings are the last stages of this study. The meetings will be an interactive, open-house style.  Presentation boards showing graphic representations of the corridors will be displayed and interactive stations which would allow meeting participants to document travel patterns and identify issue areas along the corridor. Study staff will be on hand to interact one-on-one with the public, to receive input and to answer questions.  The public is encouraged to drop in at any point during the meeting hours. 

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, GDOT, if requested, special assistance will be provided for those persons who are disabled.  Those persons requiring special assistance, including translation services, must send written notification at least five days prior to the public meeting to:

SR 400 and SR 365 Corridor Studies - Sycamore Consulting, Inc.

909 Church St.

Decatur, GA 30030

404-377-9147 (phone)

404-377-9091 (fax)

Everyone is welcome to attend. The open house focusing on SR 365 in Hall and Habersham Counties will be held Tuesday, March 4th at Lula Elementary School located at 6130 Chattahoochee Street in Lula from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. The open house focusing on SR 400 in Forsyth and Dawson Counties will be held Thursday, March 6th at Black’s Mill Elementary School located at 1860 Dawson Forest Rd in Dawsonville.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is committed to providing a safe, seamless and sustainable transportation system that supports Georgia’s economy and is sensitive to both its citizens and its environment.  For general information on the Georgia DOT, please visit our website (www.dot.ga.gov).