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Aug 2, 2026
Closes
Sep 7, 2026
Parking lot improvement.
Jul 14, 2026
Closes
Aug 14, 2026
Work includes approx 2,585 LF of 8" DR 17 HDPE sanitary sewer pipe bursting; 11 manholes rehabilitations; 34 new sanitary sewer services for existing structures; 5,386 LF of rollover curb and gutter following existing roadway elevation; 2,188 LF of 18" RCP storm drain pipe; 11 gdot 1019a structures, leveling and resurfacing upon completion of pipe work including 256 TN of ogi superpave.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
Government ID for mapping buyers across datasets.
102253
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
276
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
16,507
Procurement Hell Score
How easy their procurement process is to navigate. Lower is better.
46 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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AI Adoption Score
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Startup Friendliness
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Latest Budget Year
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Procurement Hell Score
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Quick Decision Flow
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Monroe
The council convened to discuss the 2026 property tax proposal and the setting of the millage rate. Key discussions included an analysis of property value assessments across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, noting an increase in fair market values and exemptions. The council approved a millage rate of 6.465 mills, representing the lowest rate in over 26 years, and evaluated the fiscal impact of sales tax rollbacks and budget management strategies.
The Commission discussed several agenda items. A Certificate of Appropriateness for 1110 North Broad Street was tabled for future consideration. The Commission approved a rezoning request for properties on Blain Street and Old Hammond Drive to facilitate the redevelopment of a vacant shopping center, transitioning the project from a strictly commercial plan to one that incorporates a mix of residential and commercial uses. This approval included an amendment regarding adjusted square footage ranges for individual tenant spaces to ensure project viability.
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The council addressed several items, including public concerns regarding neighborhood issues and grant funding requests. Presentations were made on workforce development, and proclamations were issued for Foster Care Awareness Month and Public Works Week. Updates were provided on taxation legislation and various city projects, including the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program and street paving. The council tabled certain public hearings and business items regarding property at 1110 N Broad Street. Approvals were granted for a regulating plan amendment, special exception variances, and rezoning requests for properties at 308 W Highland Avenue and 1035 E Spring Street. Additionally, the council approved a package license, appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission, an increase in the CIP budget for streetscape improvements, a grant project fee proposal, the sale of surplus vehicles, and the purchase of a security fence and evidence incinerator for the Police Department.
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