Atlanta leaders have expressed a desire to count every dirt road in the area. This initiative is aimed at taking stock of the city's infrastructure. Further details about the plan are available from Axios, a local news source.
The outlet has reported on the leaders' goal to catalog all dirt roads. For more information on this effort, readers can refer to Axios, which has provided coverage of the initiative to count Atlanta's dirt roads.
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