Senoia

residents may soon not have to travel so far for their

medical needs.

Newnan

Hospital director Glen Blake and Papp Clinic director

Charles Wilson told the Senoia City Council Monday night

they were interested in opening a satellite facility in

the eastern Coweta town.

Wilson said

the two health care providers had just received the

results from an Atlanta consulting company that showed

Senoia as an excellent location for a health care

facility.

"Your

community looks very promising," Wilson said.

The Papp

Clinic director said that he would like to hear input

from the community on whether to provide a health care

professional in the area.

Wilson and

Blake said they would like to conduct a survey of the

city to see how residents are currently receiving medical

care and if a satellite facility would be warmly

received.

Senoia

Mayor Joan Trammell said she would love to see a facility

in the city and pledged the city's support in conducting

the survey.

The two

directors explained the city would only have to provide

the address labels. Newnan Hospital and Papp Clinic would

absorb the rest of the costs, including the mailing of

the survey.

Senoia

officials will provide the addresses of all the residents

in the city and Wilson said he would buy mailing lists

other residents outside of the city, such as Haralson and

Alvaton who might also use the facility.

City

councilman Kyle Frank agreed with expanding the survey

outside the city limits.

"I

think you would draw people from south of here and also

eastern Spalding County," he said.

The mayor

pledged to throw the city's effort behind the proposal

and she would send the list of residents to Newnan

Hospital and Papp Clinic immediately.