Fayetteville has been designated Georgia's 37th Main Street City by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs.

From 1984 to 1994, Fayette County was the fifth fastest growing county in the U.S.

Fayetteville is governed by a Mayor, five elected City Council members, and a City Manager.

Fayetteville has 132 city employees.

Fayetteville's newspaper, The Fayette County News, has been in operation since 1886.

Fayetteville's 2002 estimated population is 13,133.

Fayetteville's 2003 school enrollment is about 5,862.

Fayetteville has approximately 6,136 registered voters.

City services are provided at a cost per capita that is comparable to or below other communities with similar economic and demographic characteristics.

Fayetteville's FY 2003 Combined Budget is $20,384,523.

Fayetteville has 80 miles of paved roads.

Fayetteville has 61 miles of sewer lines.

Fayetteville's Average Daily Water usage 1.7 Million gallons per day.  Fayetteville's Water Capacity is 3.9 million gallons per day.

Fayetteville's Average Daily Waste Water Flow is 1.5 million gallons per day.  Fayetteville's permitted Waste Water Capacity is 3.75 million gallons per day.