Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Norcross.
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Sep 30, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Provide citywide landscape maintenance services. The landscape maintenance work will include, but is not limited to, grass cutting, edging, blowing/sweeping, weeding, pruning, trimming, mulching, aeration, overseeding, fire ant control, irrigation, seasonal annual bed design, biannual bed planting, trash removal throughout city outdoor areas, and a fertilization and weed control program.
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Population
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19,086
Procurement Hell Score
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79 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Norcross
The policy work session addressed citizen input regarding the Piedmont Pathway Concept Report and the Piedmont Park project, along with suggestions for naming city buildings. The session also covered a historic ordinance update, potential board appointments, and the review of several items, including the Norcross Piedmont Pathway Concept Report, an Academy Street subdivision construction project, property zoning, the Gwinnett Creativity Fund placemaking grant, banking services, and authorized users for Georgia Fund 1. Additionally, discussions were held on policies for naming city assets, speed limits on city streets, and the scheduling of agenda items for a future council meeting.
The board discussed several arboricultural and administrative topics. Key agenda items included an update from the City Arborist regarding the revised Tree Ordinance, the Tree Bank balance, the Norcross Greenway project, and concerns regarding the loss of canopy coverage. Ongoing business items involved the recruitment of new members, the City newsletter, planning for the 2027 Arbor Day celebration, and the status of the Community Development Playbook. New business discussions covered the upcoming annual update to the Mayor and Council, the renaming and management of the Urban Forest Work Program, a compromise on the City Hall Parking Lot project, recognition of the Norcross Pinnacle Park Arboretum, and an analysis of budget expenditures for tree care and planting. Additional discussions addressed the Johnson Dean expansion and status updates on the Swenson Brown Forest Preserve signage and grant application.
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The council discussed various operational and financial items, including funding requests for fiscal year 2027, government advisory services, and project planning input for the Norcross Public Arts Commission. Discussions also covered 911 dispatch and police records management software, employee pay scale shifts, contract awards for the Beaver Ruin Greenway project, and a Safe Streets for All resolution. Additionally, the council addressed amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, a request for temporary art installation, the recognition of an employee, and a city sponsorship for the restoration of windows at 94 Wingo Street. The meeting concluded with an adjournment to an executive session regarding legal, personnel, and real estate matters.
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