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Deer in Peachtree Corners
Peachtree Corners is taking a closer look at its growing deer population. It has been surveying residents and is installing cameras to monitor the deer.
PEACHTREE CORNERS, Ga. - City officials in Peachtree Corners are launching a deeper review of the area’s growing deer population following a surge in sightings, vehicle collisions, and damage to residential properties.
What we know:
According to a recent city survey, 87% of residents report seeing deer on their property daily or weekly, and 74% say they’ve experienced deer-related damage. Two-thirds usually see groups of three or more deer at a time, while more than half have witnessed or been involved in deer-vehicle collisions — especially along East Jones Bridge Road, Spalding Drive, and Peachtree Corners Circle.
What's next:
In response, the city has installed wildlife cameras in various locations so experts can assess the size and movement of the herd. Findings will be shared with residents and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources as officials explore potential management options.