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Jun 16, 2026·Board meeting
City Commission Planning And Information Session
The commission reviewed several items, including the surplus of outdated public works equipment to be sold via an online platform. Discussions covered emergency procurement of equipment for the wastewater treatment plant and a lift station. The commission also reviewed a request to purchase a ground-penetrating radar unit to improve mapping of underground utilities and reduce service interruptions. Additionally, the commission discussed a proposal for the city to purchase a building currently being rented for police detectives, and received a presentation on a new pavement condition ranking system for roadway infrastructure management.
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The work session involved discussion of various administrative and municipal policy matters. Key topics included a public hearing regarding budget dates, a proposal to amend the employee handbook to mandate self-reporting of criminal offenses, revisions to commission procedures for public speaking limiting participation to city residents and business owners, the deletion of outdated charter sections, and a debate regarding current vacancy inspection requirements for utility services, with concerns raised about housing availability and safety.
Feb 16, 2026·Board meeting
Commission Meeting
The session included an information session covering various operational updates. Key discussion points included travel and training schedules, with newly elected officials training planned. Operational updates noted the city remaining in the midterm phase, with ongoing policy and procedure updates, and infrastructure needs review. A major topic was the bid for CDBG engineering services for infrastructure improvements (water, sewer, streets, drainage), where ESG Engineering of Monroe, Georgia, was recommended based on a cost structure of 8% of the total project cost. The Police Department introduced the implementation of a co-responder program with Unison Behavioral Health to assist with mental health crises, which is grant-funded and involves no city expense, while also discussing liability waivers for Unison personnel. Additionally, the commission discussed the need to purchase six new police vehicles using 2023 SPLOST funds due to an aging fleet, noting that these vehicles would be fully equipped upon delivery. A request was made for consent to vote on the vehicle purchase the following day and a request to change the date of a future work session.
