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The Franklin Planning & Zoning Board members, along with Carroll EMC
leaders and Habitat for Humanity leaders are excited to begin preliminary
planning on implementation of Habitat for Humanity for the City of Franklin
and Heard County.

Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit Christian housing ministry dedicated to
eliminating poverty housing and homelessness.  Since 1990,
Troup/Chambers County Habitat for Humanity’s mission is to provide
decent housing to people in need.  Habitat has also expanded to Randolph
County, Alabama and is excited to announce it’s intent to continue
expansion of it’s mission to include the City of Franklin and Heard County.
Franklin Planning and Zoning Board Pictured Left to Right
Sarah Almond, Chairperson – Franklin Planning/Zoning; Steven Brown, Ex. Dir.,
Habitat for Humanity; Leona Raughton, Zoning Board member; Linda Phillips,
Zoning Board member; Myra Braswell, City Clerk/Secretary; Cotina Terry, Habitat
for Humanity and Kelly Hester, Carroll EMC.
Habitat for Humanity Coming to
Franklin/Heard County