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Community And Commerce Working Together!
PFCA InstagramWho We areThe Powers Ferry Corridor Alliance is a non-partisan, non-profit group of individuals, HOAs and businesses, all working together for the betterment of our community.
Seeking Applicants for the PFCA Board of DirectorsWe have an open Board position and are looking for applicants who are community-minded and have a few hours to spare each month. The Board generally meets once a month except in December. Find out what's involved in being a board member by emailing Connie Day, president@powersferryca.com.
also seeking individuals to Fill specific PFCA RolesVolunteer openings in event coordination, membership management, web development, community liaison, and more.
Find out more. Our Community
The Powers Ferry Corridor is generally defined as the area within 2.5 miles of the intersection of Powers Ferry and Terrell Mill Roads. It is bounded to the west by I-75 and to the south by I-285 and a portion of Akers Mill Road.
In addition to the neighborhoods and businesses along Powers Ferry Road and Terrell Mill Road, the PFCA also serves those along Windy Hill Road, Windy Ridge Parkway, Wildwood Parkway, Interstate Parkway, and a short stretch of Delk Road. Our Mission
Keep the Corridor a great place to live and work. Understand the issues and goals of community members and provide a forum for informed dialog. Advocate for zoning and development that enhances the area’s livability and economic vitality. Support quality community public education. Champion a thriving, local business community. How you can join in.
Join as a member HOA $100 Business $100 Individual $ 20 See the Membership page Join in as a volunteer Even if you only have a little time, you can make a difference by pitching in. Or if you have more time, maybe you could work with the board. Find out more by emailing us at contact@powersferryca.com Get Email Updates
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EōS Fitness to transform Old Kroger site!
EōS uses dazzling design in its fitness centers across the country.
The old Kroger site at 1122 Powers Ferry Road is set to become the newest EōS Fitness Center, one of 200 across the country. The 4.8-acre property and its 48,000 sq. ft. building will get a massive makeover.
From the EōS website: “EōS Fitness is not just a gym, but a place where you belong. From serious athletes to those wanting to maintain a healthy lifestyle or looking to make a positive change, EōS Fitness provides a wide variety of amenities to take your fitness experience to the next level (whatever level that may be!).
Visit the EōS website and check out their free trial. Read more in East Cobb News. Get notified when the Fall
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data center proposal for delk at I-75 is Approved
At its packed meeting on August 12, 2026, the Marietta City Council approved a revised application for a data center at 1155 Powers Ferry Place, which is near Delk Road and I-75. This property is in the City of Marietta, but is also within the western border of the Powers Ferry Corridor, so we have been following the application closely, including attending City Council meetings.
(Note: This application was in progress before the Council enacted a data center moratorium that is set to end Dec. 31, 2026.) This will be an 18 MW data center, occupying about half of the existing Prime Storage warehouse. It is designated as “mission critical” to deliver the low-latency response that hospitals, emergency services, and public safety need. The proposal was first in front of the Marietta City Council on July 8th, but it was tabled until August 12th, so council members could study it further and so the applicant could provide more detailed information on key questions:
The City Council meeting on August 12th was a full house. When the data center came up for review, equal time was allotted to speakers for and against the application. Following the citizen input, Council members conducted a lengthy question and answer session with the applicant's team, which included multiple specialized engineers who provided very detailed information. The City Council's approval is based on the many stipulations added to the application. The detailed application documents can be viewed here on pages 16 to 82. Use the link below to watch the meeting video. The data center section covers almost two hours from 1:06:00 to 3:02:00. Video on City of Marietta website Read more in East Cobb News. 
Wheeler Robotics Teams Advance To World Championships.
Both Wheeler teams earned the top Inspire placements at the state level, a milestone for Wheeler's program and Cobb County STEM education. Story in East Cobb News 
The Powers Ferry Corridor includes parts of District 2 and District 3
As a general guideline, west of Powers Ferry Road is in District 2,
east of Powers Ferry Road is in District 3. Quickly verify your district with Cobb County's online tool. Our commissioners
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Board of Commissioners Chair Lisa Cupid District 1 Keli Gambrill District 2 Erick Allen District 3 JoAnn K. Birrell District 4 Monique Sheffield Watch Cobb County government Live online!
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