Press Release
Release: Immediate
Contact: Christian Hamilton
Date: June 1, 2016
RE: Wayfinding
Signage Constructed with Help from Georgia Department of Economic Development
Toccoa, Georgia –June
1, 2016 – Main Street Toccoa is in the midst of implementing its grant for
Tourism Product Development (TPD) from the Georgia Department of Economic
Development (GDEcD) for downtown wayfinding signage.
Presently, the City of Toccoa is erecting signage at seven
(7) locations: the corner of Tullulah Street and Currahee Street, on Broad
Street and Doyle Street near the First Citizens Bank parking lot and by the
Fire Department, on the corner of Pond Street and Currahee Street, on the
greenspace located between Big A Road and Currahee Street, on the greenspace
located between Big A Road and Highway 17, and on Highway 123 near the Currahee
Vineyard.
Sign design was based on drawings from the Department of
Community Affairs Downtown Design Studio and Craig R. Thurmond & Associates.
The Toccoa Downtown Development Authority was instrumental in the overall sign
color and site selection for the project, as well.
These attractive wayfinding signs will encourage visitors
and residents alike to visit Downtown Toccoa, drawing them toward downtown’s
many attractions, eateries, and retail locations. This project would not be
possible without the support of the GDEcD through funding and guidance.
For inquiries, please contact Christian Hamilton in
Community Development at 706.898.5777.
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