Everyone in Sandy Springs deserves a voice.
Sandy Springs Together drives awareness and participation of neighbors at all income levels to address the most pressing challenges facing our community.
“We want safe, walkable neighborhoods, with housing options attainable for everyone, and we want all of our voices included as the city makes decisions.”
— David and Melanie Couchman
Attainable Housing
More than a third of our community struggles with housing costs. Sandy Springs Together is addressing this issue, as the City’s current housing options are limited or non-existent for low to moderate-income residents, including essential workers like home health care workers, retail workers, construction workers, teachers, and first responders. Sandy Springs Together empowers residents through education and advocacy to advance attainable housing policies in our city.

Sandy Springs Speaks
Sandy Springs Speaks is an initiative by Sandy Springs Together to gather feedback from Sandy Springs residents about their living experiences. Sandy Springs Speaks events provide a platform for residents to voice their concerns and receive responses from experts and local officials.

Imagine Sandy Springs
Imagine Sandy Springs is an initiative of Sandy Springs Together to ensure all residents feel welcome and included. Envision a community where everyone feels at home, where working residents can afford to live and thrive, and where diversity is celebrated. This is the vision for Sandy Springs Together. Now, imagine more.

The Latest from Sandy Springs Together
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