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Aug 13, 2026
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Aug 28, 2026
Seeking bids from qualified and properly licensed contractors for the demolition and replacement of sidewalks located within the public rights-of-way.
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Population
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Woodland
The council discussed updates from the City Attorney regarding legal matters and legislation, reviewed the monthly water report including billing totals and maintenance, and coordinated upcoming community events such as a clean-up day and the Spring Fling. New business included the approval of equipment purchases for the maintenance department, the scheduling of improvements for the local EMS facility, and the authorization to use TSPLOST funds for the construction of a walking trail at the city park. The council also approved the mayor's attendance at the upcoming annual municipal convention and concluded the meeting with an executive session regarding personnel matters and the approval of outstanding bills.
The council adopted a resolution to apply for fiscal year 2026 community development block grant funds through the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for a community facilities program, not to exceed $1,000,000. Additionally, the council authorized a $33,000 matching fund commitment for the grant application and accepted the formal letter of agreement for the project.
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The council discussed funding for the Pine Mountain Regional Library and the relocation of the Talbot County EMS Station 2. Reports were presented by the City Attorney, water department, and Clerk, including updates on a theft of services case, water usage and loss, and maintenance projects. The council approved replacing a 2025 LMIG project with a sidewalk improvement project and approved the clerk to attend virtual training. Furthermore, the council resolved to declare a city lawn mower as surplus and authorized the purchase of a new backpack sprayer for the maintenance department.
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