Overview
- Atlanta, Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett and Cobb returned to regular in-person schedules on Tuesday.
- Several North Georgia systems maintained modified plans, with Jackson County closed, Pickens County on digital learning and Oconee County opening on a two-hour delay.
- Georgia Power reported that nearly all impacted customers have had service restored, with more than 214,000 customers served.
- Fulton County kept facilities on regular hours with libraries closing at 6 p.m., while DeKalb offices returned to normal and sanitation ran one day late.
- The City of Atlanta resumed solid waste, recycling and bulk collection on a delayed start, as cold-weather and black-ice advisories persisted through Tuesday.