To stream 13WMAZ on your phone, you need the 13WMAZ app. Example video title will go here for this video Example video title will go here for this video FORSYTH, Ga. — Forsyth has a new mayor, and he is wasting no time laying out his vision for the city’s future. Greg Goolsby was sworn in last month after running unopposed in a special election. He replaces former Mayor Eric Wilson, who resigned to run for a Georgia state Senate seat. Goolsby previously served 12 years on the Forsyth City Council before stepping into the top role. Now, with two years remaining on the term, Goolsby says he is focused on two major priorities — managing growth and shoring up the city’s aging infrastructure. “I don’t want it to be a budget cut or something negative,” Goolsby said. “This is a very positive thing. How do we as a team figure out how to redirect a million dollars and start working toward an infrastructure fund or whatever that we could slowly start to knock some of those things off.” Goolsby is challenging the city council to find $1 million within the city’s roughly $13 million budget to redirect — not cut — toward infrastructure repairs. He says the city’s water and sewer systems are agi
