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John Reinhardt
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About Cobb County Georgia:
As one of the fastest growing counties in the nation,
Cobb County has something to offer everyone. Its continuous growth is supported by affordable housing, endless shopping opportunities, major highway access and an outstanding business infrastructure. Throughout its six cities, Cobb County's diverse amenities spread wide. Historic charm combined with cutting-edge technology make Cobb a great place to live and do business.
Cobb County is the operating home for several major companies including Sprint, AT&T, Coca-Cola, GE Power Systems, IBM and Georgia Pacific. In addition, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company is located in Cobb County with it's 6,723 employees constructing aircrafts and equipment.
Education is a large and valued part of Cobb County. More than 108,000 students make up the Cobb County and Marietta City School systems. The Cobb system is the second largest in the state of Georgia. Partners in Education allow businesses in Cobb to support and collaborate with the schools. Cobb also offers higher and continuing education through Kennesaw State University, Southern Polytechnic State University, Life University, Shorter College, Chattahoochee Technical College and North Metro Technical College.
Housing in Cobb County meets a variety of needs. Cobb County has the lowest property tax rate in the metro Atlanta area. Taxes have been lowered for 10 years in a row. East Cobb is known for its affluent subdivisions, attracting many first time buyers due to their excellent value per square foot.
No Georgia community has invested more in transportation improvements during the past decade than Cobb. More than $960 million was spent on street improvements over nine years as the result of three voter-approved one percent special use sales tax programs for transportation. An aggressive road improvement program is continuing throughout the county, which is being paid for in cash. Cobb Community Transit (CCT) operates a fleet of 53 buses on 13 local and two express routes, carrying an average of 10,345 weekday passengers.
Historical sites are abundant throughout Cobb County. Marietta contains antebellum homes and five National Historic Register districts. Cobb also offers several recreational opportunities such as running, biking, fishing and picnicking in places such as the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area or Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. Cobb is also the home to both Six Flags and White Water/American Adventures, where entertainment and fun are unbounded.
John Reinhardt
Cobb County "Specialist"
678.784.4440
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