William Smith email & contact info

Economic Development Manager at City of Douglasville.

Work Email

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Direct Phone

+1 (***) ***-****

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LinkedIn URL

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Employing Organization

City of Douglasville

Team

Key Colleagues

Decision makers at City of Douglasville

Marsha Stevenson
Accounting Specialist
Karin E. Callan
Assistant City Manager/CFO
Samantha Rosado
Assistant Conference Center and Tourism Director
Christopher Bass
Assistant Parks and Recreation Director
Kristen Brookshire
Building Inspector

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Organization Signals

Public Activity & Signals

Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from William Smith’s organization

Jul 23, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

City Of Douglasville Parks And Recreation Advisory Board Minutes

The board discussed updates regarding ongoing projects at Fowler Field, including infrastructure improvements and landscaping, as well as the renovation status of the Innovation Lab. New business included an intern presentation and a staff summer report, which covered operational staffing, pool scheduling, maintenance improvements at Town Green, athletic program participation, and revenue targets for the West Pines Golf Course. The board also reviewed the Master Plan report regarding park facilities and discussed a community improvement grant opportunity.

Jul 20, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Douglasville City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council held a regular meeting that included a public hearing regarding the proposed 2026 ad valorem tax millage rate, where it was noted that the maintenance and operations rate remains unchanged while the bond millage rate is decreasing. Other agenda items included the approval of a sideyard parking setback variance for a property on Municipal Parkway and a request to amend a condition from a previously approved variance for a property on Highway 5. Discussions also touched upon established truck routes for industrial areas.

Jul 21, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

City of Douglasville City Council Special Called Meeting

The meeting was a public hearing regarding the proposed 2026 ad valorem tax millage rate for maintenance and operations. The Chief Financial Officer presented information on the millage rate structure, the difference between the maintenance and operations rate versus the bond millage rate, and the process for property valuations. Topics included explanations on why the city must advertise for a tax increase even when the millage rate remains constant, due to state regulations and property value reassessments. Additionally, the presentation covered a decrease in the bond millage rate, growth in the tax digest, and the rationale for maintaining the current millage rate to address inflationary costs and ensure tax stability. The meeting concluded with public comment.

Jul 20, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

City Council of Douglasville Public Hearing

The public hearing addressed the proposed millage rate for the 2026 tax year. The presentation clarified the components of the total millage rate, specifically the maintenance and operations rate versus the bond millage rate. The session explained why the city advertises a tax increase despite potential overall rate decreases, attributing this to state regulations and property reassessments. Additionally, the discussion covered the roles of the tax assessor's office, the impact of property value fluctuations on tax bills, and provided guidance for residents regarding the assessment appeal process.

Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.

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