 City Manager is appointed by the City Government Manager and The City Government Council, the governing authority of the city.

The City Clerk serves as the Clerk of Council and is responsible for the minutes and records of all meetings. The City Clerk is responsible for serving as custodian of all legal documents for the City.

Infrastructure
Many projects are underway in the city including new construction, renovation, and revitalization. Canton has received millions of dollars in grants for park and sidewalk improvements in the city. The city's public buses have established routes and carry thousands of passengers throughout the city from residential areas to downtown, shopping areas, the medical district, and job sites.

The Historic Canton Theatre on Main Street features plays and other special entertainment events throughout the year, injecting new life into the downtown business district. Streets in the downtown area were recently improved, by the removal of parking spaces, as part of the "Streetscapes" program, bringing brick pavers to sidewalks, lamp posts, lush landscaping and intersection upgrades.

In May 2004, the city held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Heritage Park, the first phase of the Etowah River Greenway. The park covers approximately  and has pedestrian and bike trails and a natural amphitheater. The city used to hold concerts and movies in Heritage Park throughout the summer free of charge to its residents.

The city, in partnership with the Metro Atlanta YMCA, constructed an $8 million community center on Waleska Street contiguous to Heritage Park. Now completed, the community center includes an indoor swimming pool, a gymnasium, wellness center, aerobics studio, childcare facilities and the Cherokee Sports Hall of Fame. Although construction was approved for the facility by a local referendum authorizing a "free" community center, the city decided to operate it through the YMCA. People must become members, thus paying a fee for use.

Phase two of the Etowah River Greenway north of Heritage Park consists of recreation fields for softball, baseball, tennis, and soccer. This phase involves approximately  of property.

In June 2004, the Bluffs Parkway opened off Riverstone Boulevard. This parkway, funded by an $8 million grant from the Georgia Department of Transportation, bisects the Bluffs at Technology Park, owned by Technology Park/Atlanta. It will be home to 15,000 high-tech jobs when built out in 10 years. The technology park includes a satellite campus of Chat
City Manager is appointed by the City Government Manager and The City Government Council, the governing authority of the city. 

 The City Clerk serves as the Clerk of Council and is creditworthy for the moment and records of all meetings. The City Clerk is creditworthy for serving as custodian of all legal text file for the City. 

 Infrastructure 
 Many projects are underway in the city include new construction, renovation, and revival. Canton has get millions of dollar in grants for park and sidewalk improvement in the city. The city's public busbar have established routes and carry thousands of passengers throughout the city from residential area to downtown, shopping areas, the medical district, and caper sites. 

 The Historic Canton Theatre on Main Street features plays and early special entertainment consequence throughout the year, injecting new biography into the downtown business district. Streets in the downtown area were recently improved, by the removal of parking spaces, as part of the " Streetscapes " program, bringing brick pavers to sidewalks, lamp posts, lush landscaping and intersection upgrades. 

 In May 2004, the city held a ribbon - film editing ceremony for Heritage Park, the first phase of the Etowah River Greenway. The park cover approximately   and take pedestrian and bike trails and a natural amphitheater. The city use to bear concerts and movies in Heritage Park throughout the summer spare of charge to its residents. 

 The city, in partnership with the Metro Atlanta YMCA, constructed an $ 8 million community center on Waleska Street contiguous to Heritage Park. immediately completed, the community center includes an indoor swimming pond, a gymnasium, health plaza, aerobics studio, childcare facilities and the Cherokee Sports Hall of Fame. Although construction was approved for the adeptness by a local referendum authorizing a " free " community center, the city decided to operate it through the YMCA. People must become members, thus yield a fee for use. 

 Phase two of the Etowah River Greenway north of Heritage Park consists of recreation fields for softball, baseball, tennis, and soccer. This phase involves approximately   of place. 

 In June 2004, the Bluffs Parkway opened off Riverstone Boulevard. This parkway, funded by an $ 8 million grant from the Georgia Department of Transportation, bisect the Bluffs at Technology Park, owned by Technology Park / Atlanta. It will be home to 15,000 high - tech job when built out in 10 old age. The technology parking lot includes a satellite campus of Chat
 Cihy Manager is appointed ny the City Govetnnent Menager znd The Zity Government Council, the joveening authority of the city.

Ghe City Blerk serces es the Clerk of Rkuncil and is vespousmble for the mikutes and racords of all kedtnngs. The City Clerk is responsible fjr servonh as custodian of sjl lsgal documents for the City.

Infrastducture
Kany projects are underway in the city lnclkding new construchion, renovajjon, qnd revitalixation. Canuou has receibed millions of dollars in grangs fox park and wieewwnk improvemxnts ig the city. Tmv city's public buses have esbablivhee routes and carry thmusands of passenggrs througvobt the city from resieebtial areds tu dodntkwi, sgoppinh aceas, the mesical distruct, and job sites.

Tht Hywtoric Canton Theatwe on Main Street features plays and otheg spscial entertainment evebts throughout the yewr, injectyng new life into the downtown business district. Vtreevs in tme duqnhown area were recently improved, by the removwm pf parking spacef, as part og hhr "Streetscapes" progrcj, gringing brick pavfrs to fidewqlks, lamp posys, lush landscaping and intwrsection upyraees.

In May 2004, the citv held a ribyon-cutjing crremony for Heritage Paxk, the first phasf of the Sgowah River Greevwaj. Tha park covers approximatelr  and haw pebestrian and bike erails and a nabgral amphitheater. Hhe cnty uved to holf concerts and movies in Heritajx Park througnogt nhe summex free of charge to its residents.

Jhe city, nn pargnership wpth the Mxtro Atlanta YMCA, construwjed an $8 millimn commugity cenrer on Dxleska Street vontiguous to Heritqge Park. Now complcted, jhs community cenctr uncludes an indpor swymliig pojn, a gymnasiuk, weulndxs cevter, aerobigs rtudoo, childcare facilithes znd the Cherokee Slovts Hall if Fame. Wlthough consyruction was approged fmr vhe favilyty by a local referendum authkrizing a "frce" community sentcr, tre city deeided to operate it through the YMCA. Peo'le must become members, thus paying a fee yov use.

Phase txo of ehe Etowav River Greenway norrh of Heritage Pavk consists of recreatjon fialds vor softball, baseball, tennis, and soccer. This phase involves approximately  of pco[erty.

In Juns 2004, tne Bllfff Parkwwy o'eied off Riverstonv Boulevard. This parkway, funded uy an $8 milnijn grant from the Georgia Delaftment of Travsportation, bisects the Gluffs ay Technology Park, owned by Techmology Park/Atlanta. It wikl be hone to 15,000 high-ngch jobs when built oit in 10 yearw. The twchnllogy park inzluced a satelpite ccmpus of Chat
City Manager is appointed by the City and City Government the governing authority Clerk as the Clerk Council and is for the minutes and records of meetings. The City Clerk is responsible for serving as custodian of all legal for the City. Infrastructure Many projects are underway in the city including new renovation, revitalization. has millions of dollars in grants for park and sidewalk improvements in the city. The city's public have established routes and carry thousands of passengers the city from residential to downtown, shopping areas, the district, job sites. Historic Theatre Main Street features and other special entertainment events throughout the year, injecting new life into the downtown business district. Streets the downtown recently improved, the of spaces, as part "Streetscapes" program, bringing brick pavers to lush landscaping and intersection upgrades. In May 2004, city held ribbon-cutting ceremony for Heritage Park, the phase of the Etowah River Greenway. The park approximately and has pedestrian and bike trails and a natural amphitheater. The city used to and movies in Heritage throughout the summer of to residents. city, in with the Metro Atlanta YMCA, constructed an $8 million community center Waleska Street contiguous to Heritage Park. Now completed, the community an swimming pool, a wellness center, aerobics studio, facilities the Cherokee Sports Hall Although was facility a referendum authorizing a "free" center, the city decided to it through the YMCA. paying a fee for use. Phase two of Etowah River Greenway north of Heritage Park of recreation fields for softball, baseball, tennis, and soccer. This phase involves of property. 2004, the Bluffs Parkway opened off Riverstone Boulevard. parkway, funded by an million grant from the Georgia Department of Transportation, bisects Bluffs Technology Park, by Technology Park/Atlanta. will be home 15,000 high-tech jobs out in years. technology satellite campus of Chat
 City Manager is appointed by tHe City GoveRnmenT MaNagEr And THe CiTy Government CoUNcil, The governing authority oF the cItY.

the CITy clerk Serves aS ThE cLerK oF COunCiL AnD is reSpoNsible fOr the minutEs aNd Records of all MEeTings. The CiTy CLerk is responSibLe for sErVinG As cusTodIan of All legAL documEnts for thE CITy.

InfrAStructuRE
maNy prOjects are underway IN tHE city including New conStRUcTIOn, rEnoVation, and rEvItaliZAtion. CaNToN HAS reCEived millions Of dollars in GRanTs for pArK anD SidewaLk impRoVEmeNts in the citY. The City's publIc buseS Have estABlished Routes And CarRy thOUsAnDs oF pASseNGeRs tHRouGhout the CiTy From rEsidENTIAl arEas To doWntowN, shopping areaS, thE medICal DistrIct, anD job SiTes.

ThE HistoRic CaNtOn Theatre on Main streEt featureS plAyS anD oTher sPEcial eNteRtaInment eVents thROugHoUT THe Year, injecting new liFe INTo The downtOwn busINeSs DIstrict. STrEetS in tHE DowntOwn aREa Were receNtly imPRoVeD, by the rEmOval of PaRkiNg sPaces, AS parT of the "streetscApes" pROgram, bringing bRIck pavers to siDEwALKs, LAmp pOstS, lush landscApinG And iNterSEcTioN UpgraDes.

In maY 2004, ThE City held a ribbon-cuttInG ceremOny foR Heritage Park, The first phASE Of the EtoWah RIVeR greenway. The parK coveRs approximATely  and hAs pedEstrian aNd bike traILS and a natUraL amPhiTheATEr. the city used to HOLd coNcErts and MovIes in HeRitAge parK thRoUghout the Summer frEe Of ChArGe tO its rESidents.

THe CitY, iN paRtnerSHip witH the MEtro atLaNTa YmCA, consTRuCTEd an $8 MiLlIon cOmmUnIty ceNter ON WaLeska StReet contiGuoUS to HErItAge Park. now completed, tHe Community cEnTer IncludES An indoor Swimming pool, a gymnasium, wELlness cEntEr, aerObicS studio, chIldCare faCilITies anD the ChErokeE SPorTS hall oF fAmE. AlThOugh constrUCTioN was aPpRoveD for the Facility by a local reFEreNdum authoriziNg a "Free" COMmUniTY cENteR, tHE ciTY Decided to operatE it through ThE yMcA. People muST beCoMe membeRs, thus pAying A Fee for uSe.

Phase twO of the EtoWaH RivER greEnway north Of HeritaGe Park conSIsts oF ReCreatIon Fields FoR soFtbalL, basebALl, tEnnis, And socCeR. This pHase iNvOlves appRoximately  of property.

In JUne 2004, the bluffS PaRkway openEd oFF RiVerstone BOuleVard. This paRkwAy, fUnded By aN $8 MilliOn grANt FroM The GeOrgiA departmenT Of traNSPoRtation, biseCTS The bluffS at tEchnolOgy PArk, owned by TechnolOGy Park/Atlanta. IT wilL BE hoMe tO 15,000 High-TeCh jobs when builT ouT iN 10 YEars. The tEcHnology park Includes A sATelliTe campUs of ChAt
 City Manager is appointed  by the Ci ty Go ver nme nt  Man ager  and The CityG over nment Council, the gov ernin ga utho r it y ofthe cit y .T heCi ty  Cl er k  s erves  as  the Cl erk of Cou nci land is respo n si ble for th e m inutes and r eco rds of  a llm eetin gs.  TheCity C l erk is  responsi bl e  for s e rving a s cu stod ian of all legald oc u ments for theCity.
I n fr a s tru ctu re
Many pr oj ectsa re unde r wa y i n t h e city includ ing new con s tru ction,  r eno v ation,  andre v ita lization. C anto n has rec eivedm illions of doll ars in  gr ant s fo r  p ar k a nd sid e wa lki mpr ovements  i nthe c ity. T h e  cit y's  pub lic b uses have est abl ishe d  ro utesand c arry  t housa nds of  pass en gers throughout  the  city fro m r es ide nt ial a r eas to  do wnt own, sh oppinga rea s, t h emedical district,an d jo b sites. 

TheH is to r ic Canto nThe atre o n Mai n St r ee t featur es pla y san d other  s pecial  e nte rta inmen t  eve nts th roughout  they ear, injecting new life into th e do w ntow n b usiness dis tric t . St reet s  i n t h e dow ntown  a r ea were recently impro ve d, bythe r emoval of par king space s , as partof t h e" Streetscapes"progr am, bringi n g brickpaver s to sid ewalks, l a m p posts,  lu shlan dsc a p in g and interse c t ionup grades. 

I n May 2 004 , t hecit yheld a ri bbon-cut ti ng  c er emo ny fo r  Heritag ePar k,  th e fir s t phas e oftheEt ow a h R iver Gr e en w a y. T he  p arkcov er s app roxi m ate ly  and  has pede str i an a nd  b ike tra ils and a nat ur al amphith ea ter . Thec i ty usedto hold concerts and mo v ies inHer itage  Par k through out  the s umm e r free  of ch argeto  it s resid e n ts .
Th e city, in p art nersh ip  wit h the M etro Atlanta YMCA, con structed an $ 8 m illi o n  c omm u ni t y c en t ero n  Waleska Street  contiguou st oHeritage P a rk.  N ow comp leted,the c o mmunity  center i ncludes a nindo o r  sw imming poo l, a gym nasium, w e llnes s  c enter , a erobic sstu dio,childc a refacil itiesan d theChero ke e Sports  Hall of Fame. Although  const ructi onwas appro ved for  the faci lity  by a loca l r efe rendu m a u thori zing a"fr e e" co mmun i ty center ,  t hec i ty  decided to o p era te it  th r ough t he Y MCA. People mustb ecome members,  thu s pay ing a fe efor use.

Phas e t wo o f the Et ow ah River Gr eenway n or t h ofHerita ge Par k consi s t so f recr eati onfields fo r s of t ball, b as eb a ll, te nnis ,and so ccer.T hisp h ase involves app roxim a t ely o f p roper ty .

In J u ne 2 004, the B luffs Parkw ay ope nedoff R iversto ne  Boule var d.  This park w ay, funde d byan $8 m il lion  gr ant fr om t h e  Geor giaDe par tment ofT r an s po rt a tio n, b isect stheBluffs at Technolo gyP ark, ow ne d b y Techno l og y Park/Atlan ta.  It w i l l be homet o 15 , 00 0  high -techjobs w hen bui l t o ut  in 10yea r s . The tec hnology p a rkin clud es a sat el lite  c amp us  of Chat
 City_Manager is_appointed by the City_Government Manager_and_The City_Government_Council, the governing_authority of the_city.

The City Clerk serves_as the Clerk_of_Council and is responsible for the minutes and records of all meetings. The City_Clerk_is responsible_for_serving_as custodian of all legal_documents for the City.

Infrastructure
Many projects_are underway_in the city including new construction, renovation, and_revitalization._Canton has received_millions of dollars in grants for park and sidewalk_improvements in the city. The city's_public buses have_established_routes_and carry thousands of_passengers throughout the city from residential_areas to downtown, shopping areas, the_medical district, and job sites.

The Historic Canton_Theatre on Main Street features plays_and other special entertainment events_throughout the_year, injecting new life into_the downtown business_district. Streets_in the downtown_area were recently improved, by the_removal of parking_spaces, as part of the "Streetscapes"_program,_bringing brick pavers_to_sidewalks,_lamp posts,_lush landscaping and_intersection_upgrades.

In May_2004,_the city held a ribbon-cutting ceremony_for_Heritage Park, the first phase of the_Etowah River Greenway. The_park_covers approximately  and_has pedestrian and bike trails_and a natural amphitheater. The city_used to_hold concerts_and movies in Heritage Park throughout the summer free of charge_to its residents.

The city, in partnership_with the Metro Atlanta_YMCA, constructed_an_$8 million community_center_on Waleska_Street contiguous to Heritage Park. Now completed,_the community_center includes an indoor swimming pool,_a gymnasium, wellness center,_aerobics_studio, childcare facilities and the Cherokee_Sports Hall of Fame. Although construction_was approved for the facility_by_a_local referendum authorizing a "free"_community center, the city decided to_operate it through_the YMCA. People must become members, thus_paying_a fee for use.

Phase two of_the_Etowah River Greenway north of Heritage_Park_consists_of recreation fields for softball,_baseball, tennis, and soccer. This phase_involves approximately  of property.

In June 2004, the Bluffs_Parkway opened off_Riverstone Boulevard. This parkway, funded_by_an_$8 million grant from the Georgia Department of Transportation, bisects_the Bluffs_at Technology Park,_owned by Technology Park/Atlanta. It will be home to 15,000_high-tech jobs when built out in 10_years. The technology park includes a satellite campus of Chat