See the above for issue.

As of 12/17/2017 no contact or reply and no action.
Please at least reply your doing something about it.

FEBRUARY 16 2018 Still nothing has been done. We would appreciate at what stage you are
at to resolve this issue?

March 19, 2018 and still nothing has been done regarding placing reflective markers identifying locations of fire hydrants through out Martins Landing. Charles Vacca was given the task to correct this issue. Charles, please issue a progress report. It appears you've put this on the back burner, no pun inteded, and have done nothing about it.

Dennis,
I apologize for the delayed response, I am not sure why this has not been sent to me in the typical manor and I am looking into that. The Roswell Fire Marshal’s office has not had a blue dot marking program to locate the hydrants in over twenty years. We will not be marking the location of the fire hydrants with blue dots at this time. A few years back we installed about five hundred blue dots as a test, and due to the failure of the adhesive we stopped the testing. The hydrant bonnets are currently painted with a silver reflective type paint to help make them more visible. We will be looking into other options hopefully later this year. The hydrants in Martins Landing were tested between 12/01/17 and 12/06/17.

Battalion Chief Charles Vacca
Fire Marshal Roswell Fire
Department 1810 Hembree Road
Alpharetta Ga. 30009
cvacca@roswellgov.com
(770) 641-3730