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Located just north of Atlanta in fast-growing Cherokee County, the City of Holly Springs is a five and a half square mile oasis of friendly neighborhoods, thriving businesses, and wonderful early-twentieth century homes and commercial buildings. The City was incorporated in 1906, and quickly began building up around a busy train depot established by the L&N Railroad (now the Georgia Northeastern Railway). That depot, now the Holly Springs Community Center, was painstakingly restored by the City in the late 1990's and is a source of immense civic pride for our 6,500 local residents. For more information about the City of Holly Springs click here.
Holly Springs is easy to get to via two interchanges with Interstate 575, which connects about 10 miles to the south with a stretch of Interstate 75 that is one of the busiest in the nation. The City has an abundant supply of land available for new office and retail development as well as a number of sites already prepared for such development. Details on local economic development opportunities are available through the Holly Springs Business & Professional Association and the City’s Planning Department.
So, welcome to beautiful Holly Springs, Georgia! We hope you enjoy our web site and find the information provided herein to be helpful. Questions or comments regarding the efforts and activities of the City and its community organizations may be directed to the various phone numbers and email addresses listed in our directory. Better yet, stop by City Hall for a cup of coffee and conversation - we'll be glad to help in any way we can.
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