Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Homer.
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Oct 15, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Installation of a new metal roof system, including replacement of the steeple’s shingle roof with matching metal roofing, at 151 Athens St, Homer, GA 30547.
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Census ID
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137790
Employee FTE
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21
Population
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2,016
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Homer
The board approved an amendment to the utilities ordinance regarding water service billing and collection procedures. Discussions included code enforcement, the removal of a mobile home at the community center, the need for repairs to the community center wheelchair ramp, and the approval of an HVAC contract for the Historic Homer Highway location. Additionally, the board reviewed upcoming roof repair bids, budget approvals for 250th-anniversary decorations, and the development of a facade grant policy. An executive session was held to discuss land acquisition and litigation.
The board approved a water contract with Banks County. Discussions included drilling strategies for the Yonah Homer well, future infrastructure plans for sewer development, and legal proceedings for a derelict property. The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) provided updates regarding community center renovations, including HVAC replacement and painting, as well as new community beautification initiatives and programs. Additionally, council members were informed of an upcoming annual convention, and an update on the roundabout construction timeline was provided due to budget adjustments.
Public-sector contacts connected to Town of Homer.
Key discussions included the status of derelict property at 499 Scales Creek Road, where residents voiced concerns regarding its current use as a potential storage unit rental operation and its negative impact on neighborhood aesthetics and property values. The Board unanimously approved the motion to hire Safebuilt immediately upon attorney contract approval. Awards were presented for years of service to Tracey King, Sandra Garrison, and Mayor Doug Cheek. The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) reported on the success of 'Breakfast with Santa' and outlined nominations for 2026 officers, plans for park improvements, and challenges related to economic development due to infrastructure limitations. The session concluded with an executive session to discuss undisclosed matters.
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