Sandy Springs, Georgia: The City that Outsourced Everything
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GoogleWhile cities across the country are cutting services, raising
taxes and contemplating bankruptcy, something extraordinary is
happening in a suburban community just north of Atlanta,
Georgia.
Since incorporating in 2005, Sandy Springs has improved
its services, invested tens of millions of dollars in
infrastructure and kept taxes flat. And get this: Sandy Springs has
no long-term liabilities.
This is the story of Sandy Springs, Georgia-the city that
outsourced everything.
Approximately 8 minutes.
Produced by Paul Feine and Alex Manning.
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