East Point Main Street Association, Inc. – 1526 East Forrest Ave., Suite 400, East Point, GA 30344 |
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East Point, communicating a sense of place, community pride and heritage, while providing for a successful business and
residential environment.
EPMSA Projects
New Trash Cans Downtown
The EPMSA Design Committee stratically placed 15 new trash cans around Downtown to relieve some of the demand for more recepticles until the city's streetscape plans are implemented.
Light Poles
Light pole decorations help dress up the Downtown Area during the various seasons. Thank you to Alex Crowell and the Flower Cottage for always volunteering to assist EPMSA with this endeavor,
Documentary About Downtown East Point
You may have seen EPMSA and people TV walking around Downtown East Point capturing footage in the Spring of 2009. EPMSA rceived a grant through Fulton County and People TV to produce the documentary. The documentary of one of five Fulton County community documentaries in the 2009 "Sidewalk Series" series. Copies of the DVD are available for a $10 donation. Email GeneralInfo@DowntownEastPoint.org for a copy.
More about the Downtown East Point Documentary.
Beautification
EPMSA identified several areas of Downtown that needed new or replaced plantings. Two of which were the planters throughout Downtown and the small green space at the corner of Whiteway and Main Street. Thank you to Jennifer Fine and Erin Rodgers of East point Economic Development for rolling up their sleeves and getting dirty to make these a reality. Mums, pansies and bulbs were planted to give year long enjoyment. The green space is still a work in progress. In the spring, EPMSA plans on placing new art and seating in this area.
Wayfinder Kiosks (proposed)
EMPSA is currently researching various wayfindiing/information kiosk options to be placed in several locations Downtown. This will hopefully help visitors navigate their way around Downtown and give EPMSA a vehicle for fundraising through advertising sales on the kiosks.