Jackson public meetings in 2025

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold a work session to discuss department reports, the Jackson Progress Banner, and specific items including garbage rates, a fee schedule, and an alcohol license renewal. The meeting will also include an executive session focused on personnel matters.

• Discussion of Waste Management Garbage Rates
• Discussion of Fee Schedule
• Discussion of Public Defender Resignation
• Discussion of Alcohol License Renewal
• Executive Session: Personnel

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the fiscal year 2026 budget and a zoning ordinance change. The council is also considering the use of school zone camera funds for a new crosswalk.

• Public hearing and first read of Ordinance 2025-008 to adopt the fiscal year 2026 budget
• Public hearing and first read of Ordinance 2025-007 to permit tattoo/piercing parlors in C-1 and C-2 districts and the Downtown Overlay District
• Proposed allocation of school zone camera proceeds for a new crosswalk on Harkness St. at Jackson High School
• Approval of the City of Jackson workers’ compensation plan renewal
• Proposed approval to allow horses in the 2025 Chamber Christmas Parade

The council voted unanimously to allocate school zone camera proceeds for a new crosswalk on Harkness St. It also approved allowing horses in the 2025 Chamber Christmas Parade with a 3‑2 vote. A workers’ compensation plan renewal and an executive‑session personnel discussion were each approved unanimously.

• Approved crosswalk funding from school zone camera proceeds (unanimous)
• Approved horses in the 2025 Chamber Christmas Parade (3-2)
• Approved workers’ compensation plan renewal (unanimous)
• Approved executive session personnel discussion (unanimous)
• Approved agenda with amendment to add new business item 4 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold a work session to review monthly department reports, discuss hazard mitigation, and hear a presentation on public finance. The meeting will also address a revised travel policy and the Progress Argus Building.

• Monthly Department Head Reports
• Hazard Mitigation Discussion
• Davenport Public Finance Presentation
• Revised Travel Policy Discussion
• Progress Argus Building

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold public hearings on a proposed amendment to delete the sidewalk requirement for new commercial construction in manufacturing districts M-1 and M-2, and on a special use permit for an accessory structure for Jackson Barbell Company at 214 W Third St. The council will conduct a second reading of Ordinance 2025-006 to amend the zoning ordinance accordingly. It will also consider approvals for a special event permit, and purchases of a vehicle lift ($33,780.91), a Polaris vehicle ($18,992.84), an oxygen and pH sensor ($15,156.31), and a pump repair ($14,920.00).

• Public hearing on amendment to delete sidewalk requirement for new commercial construction in M-1/M-2 manufacturing districts
• Public hearing on special use permit for accessory structure for Jackson Barbell Company at 214 W Third St
• Second reading of Ordinance 2025-006 to amend the zoning ordinance side‑walk requirement
• Approval to purchase a vehicle lift for $33,780.91 from the Street Department budget
• Approval to purchase a Polaris vehicle for $18,992.84 from the Street Department budget

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold a work session covering a range of topics. Items include a police department promotion, a special event permit, annexation, infrastructure upgrades, and a discussion of a municipal court building. The session also features a special called zoning work session among other policy discussions.

• Jackson Police Department promotion: Officer Hafiz Montgomery to Investigator
• Special Event Permit discussion
• Annexation discussion
• Vehicle Maintenance Lift discussion
• Municipal Court Building discussion

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold a public hearing and conduct a first reading of Ordinance 2025‑006, which proposes to delete the requirement for sidewalks on new commercial construction in manufacturing districts M‑1 and M‑2. The ordinance also includes an effective date and related provisions. The council will also approve routine items such as the agenda, minutes, and a bank account balance report.

• Public hearing on proposed amendment to delete sidewalk requirement for new commercial construction in M‑1/M‑2 districts
• First reading of Ordinance 2025‑006 to amend the zoning ordinance
• Approval of the agenda
• Approval of work session and regular session minutes from September 2, 2025
• Report of bank account balances as of September 1, 2025

The Jackson City Council met in a work session and discussed a proposal to hold two meetings each month, with the first for discussion only. New hires and board members were introduced, and several topics—including commercial fence rules, shared sewer lines, an annexation request, the Crime Suppression Unit, and a special event permit—were reviewed, but no formal actions were approved.

• Discussed proposal for bi‑monthly meetings with first as work session (no decision)
• Introduced new police officer, wastewater plant staff, and municipal court clerk (informational)
• Announced Eddie Walker’s 50‑year employment celebration (informational)
• Introduced newly appointed Jackson Housing Authority board members (informational)
• Discussed revisiting commercial fence regulations in the downtown zoning district (no decision)
• Discussed responsibility for shared sewer lines at Bradley’s restaurant and others (no decision)
• Discussed annexation request for a Butts County parcel; council to consult absent members (no decision)
• Presented special event permit proposal for 820 N Mulberry St (no decision)

City Council

The Jackson City Council meeting on September 16, 2025 includes monthly department reports and introductions of new hires. Council members will discuss topics such as a commercial fence, a shared sewer line, annexation, and a special event permit. No decisions are recorded; the agenda items are listed for discussion.

• New hire introductions: Officer Dorian Worrell, Michael Fears, Meredith Etheridge
• Commercial fence discussion
• Shared sewer line discussion
• Annexation discussion
• Special event permit discussion

City Council

The Jackson City Council will meet to decide on rolling back the 2025 millage rate to 0, appoint a new police chief, and approve purchases including 240 electric meters for $59,280. They will also discuss proclamations and promotions.

• Roll back 2025 millage rate to 0 (RESOLUTION 2025-002)
• Appoint Matthew Garrison as Police Chief
• Purchase 240 electric meters from Kendall Supply for $59,280
• Promote Michael Sanders, Justin Williams, and Carlyle Moore in Police Department
• Use Over and Under Contractors to replace utility poles on Brownlee Rd.

The council appointed Matthew Garrison as the City of Jackson Police Chief. It adopted a resolution to roll back the 2025 millage rate. It approved several budget and infrastructure items, including electric meters, utility pole replacement, and the 2026 budget preparation calendar.

• Appointed Matthew Garrison as City of Jackson Police Chief (appointment recorded)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-002 to roll back the 2025 millage rate (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 240 electric meters for $59,280 from Kendall Supply (unanimous)
• Approved use of Over and Under Contractors to replace utility poles on Brownlee Rd (unanimous)
• Approved the 2026 Budget Preparation calendar (unanimous)
• Approved agenda with amendment to table Harry Lewis proclamation and add Octavius Shivers promotion (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items: work session, regular session, and executive session minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned the meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a millage rate rollback and the appointment of new Housing Authority Board members. The meeting also includes discussions regarding utility infrastructure and an honorary presentation.

• Millage Rate Rollback
• New Housing Authority Board Members
• Brownlee Rd. pole changeout
• Kendall Supplies AMI Meters
• Honorary Firefighter presentation by Chief Mike Wilson

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold its regular meeting on August 19, 2025, at 7:00 pm. The agenda includes approval of minutes, proclamations for local businesses, and second readings of two ordinances. No new business or contracts are listed for discussion.

• Second read of Ordinance 2025-004 to amend noise regulations
• Second read of Ordinance 2025-005 to add utility relocation expense rules

The council approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda, both unanimously. It adopted Ordinance 2025-004 and Ordinance 2025-005 with unanimous votes. No new business was discussed. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-004 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-005 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review July department reports and discuss zoning updates. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Chamber and Habitat for Humanity.

• Zoning update discussion
• July monthly department reports
• Habitat for Humanity discussion
• Chamber discussion
• Executive session regarding personnel

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a street name change and a special use permit for a retail business. The body is also deciding on several SPLOST-funded infrastructure repairs and two ordinance amendments.

• Bid award to Mohon Industrial Coatings, LLC for Wastewater Treatment Plant for $360,600.00
• Special Use permit for O’Reilly Auto Parts at 1353 West Third Street
• Request to change the name of Hickory Street to Leroy Head Street
• Roof replacement at 102 E Third St. by S&S Roofing for $58,450.00
• HVAC replacement at 102 E Third St. by Jackson Heating and Cooling for $19,155.00

The Jackson City Council approved several actions, all passing unanimously. They appointed Jame B. White as the city’s representative to the Butts County Water Authority, renamed Hickory St. to Leroy Head St., and granted a special use permit for O’Reily Auto Parts at 1353 W Third St. The council also awarded a $360,600 bid for the Wastewater Treatment Plant to Mohon Industrial Coatings and approved multiple SPLOST‑funded contracts for pump repairs, roof replacement, and HVAC replacement.

• Approved appointment of Jame B. White as city representative to Butts County Water Authority (unanimous)
• Approved renaming Hickory St. to Leroy Head St. (unanimous)
• Approved special use permit for O’Reily Auto Parts at 1353 W Third St. (unanimous)
• Approved $360,600 bid for Wastewater Treatment Plant to Mohon Industrial Coatings, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved $31,209 contract with GWI to repair submersible pumps on Stark Rd ($13,250) and Garden Walk ($17,959) (unanimous)
• Approved $58,450 contract with S&S Roofing to replace roof at 102 E Third St. (unanimous)
• Approved $19,155 contract with Jackson Heating and Cooling to replace HVAC at 102 E Third St. (unanimous)
• Approved agenda and consent agenda items (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will meet to decide on awarding a contract for the third phase of the N. Mulberry St. electrical rebuild. The meeting also includes the approval of previous session minutes.

• Awarding the N. Mulberry St. Electrical rebuild bid to Over and Under Contractors
• Funding for electrical rebuild to come from Block stream Account

The council unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda, which included the June 17 work session and regular session minutes. They also approved the third phase of the North Mulberry Street electrical rebuild and awarded the contract to Over and Under Contractors, authorizing the mayor to sign related documents. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items: Work Session Minutes June 17, 2025 and Regular Session Minutes June 17, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved 3rd Phase of N. Mulberry St. electrical rebuild and awarded contract to Over and Under Contractors (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will swear in an interim police chief and consider permits for a community event. The body will also review a renewal agreement for the Wastewater Treatment Department.

• Swearing in of Interim Police Chief Matthew Garrison
• Special events permit for Unity in the Community’s Juneteenth Celebration and Parade at the old Henderson School on N. Oak St.
• Renewal agreement with Evoqua for the Wastewater Treatment Department

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review monthly department reports and the budget. Members will also discuss a noise ordinance, special event permits for Juneteenth, and Indian Springs/Browns Apartments.

• Budget discussion
• Noise ordinance discussion
• Juneteenth special event permit discussion
• Indian Springs/Browns Apartments discussion

City Council

The City Council will vote on a 2024 budget amendment and changes to the city's alcohol ordinance. The body is also reviewing a software interface purchase and a new mural project.

• AMI/Incode interface process costing $22,490 plus a $3,000 yearly fee
• Alcohol ordinance changes
• Mural to be painted at 101 Sherril Ave.
• Budget amendment for the year of 2024

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several departmental and administrative items. The meeting includes reviews of the 2024 budget amendment and the city's alcohol ordinance.

• 2024 Budget Amendment discussion
• Alcohol Ordinance discussion
• Bank of America Building use discussion
• ACH Contract discussion
• Interface AMI/ Incode discussion

City Council

The Jackson City Council will meet to discuss and potentially approve several items, including a $22,490 AMI/Incode interface system upgrade, alcohol ordinance changes, and a mural at 101 Sherril Ave. The council will also review department head reports and bank account balances.

• $22,490 AMI/Incode interface system upgrade with $3,000 annual fee
• Alcohol ordinance changes approval
• Mural approval at 101 Sherril Ave.
• Bank account balances review as of May 1, 2025
• Approval of work session, regular session, and executive session minutes from May 6, 2025

City Council

The city council holds a work session to discuss several topics, including a police department pay scale presentation, alcohol ordinance changes, a zoning memo, temporary business regulations, and parking on the square. An executive session is scheduled for real estate and litigation matters. No final votes are expected at this meeting.

• Police Department PayScale Presentation by Chief David Akins
• Alcohol Ordinance Discussion
• Zoning Memo Discussion
• Temporary Business Discussion
• Parking on the Square Discussion

City Council

The Jackson City Council will consider approving the 2025 MEAG Year-End Settlement of $75,323 to be deposited into the Flexible Operating Account, and adopting an Applicant Privacy Rights Policy and Disciplinary Policy related to the GCIC/CJIS network. The council will also hear a report on bank account balances as of April 1, 2025, and discuss real estate in executive session.

• Approval of $75,323 MEAG Year-End Settlement for Flexible Operating Account
• Adoption of Applicant Privacy Rights Policy and Disciplinary Policy for GCIC/CJIS network
• Report on bank account balances as of April 1, 2025
• Executive session discussion on real estate

The Jackson City Council approved the agenda and consent agenda without opposition. It adopted the Applicant Privacy Rights Policy and the Disciplinary Policy for GCIC CJIS information, authorizing the mayor to sign related documents. The council also approved a $75,323 MEAG year‑end settlement to be returned to the Flexible Operating Account. An executive session on real estate was held and the meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved agenda amendment to add executive session (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Adopted Applicant Privacy Rights Policy and GCIC CJIS Disciplinary Policy (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 MEAG year‑end settlement of $75,323 to Flexible Operating Account (unanimous)
• Entered executive session on real estate (unanimous)
• Exited executive session and reconvened regular meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Jackson City Council holds a work session to discuss multiple topics without formal votes. Items include zoning amendment feedback, school zone cameras, food trucks, tattoo parlors, and Indian Springs St. property. An executive session for real estate is also scheduled.

• Zoning Amendment Feedback Discussion
• School Zone Cameras Discussion
• Food trucks discussion
• Tattoo parlors discussion
• Indian Springs St. Property Discussion

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold a second reading of an ordinance amending animal regulations and vote on adopting a new police department pay scale. The council will also consider a contract to revise the city's zoning ordinance. Consent agenda items include approval of previous meeting minutes, and an executive session is planned for personnel discussion.

• Second reading of Ordinance 2025-003 amending Chapter 10 (Animals) Section 10-2 on keeping certain animals
• Approval to adopt City of Jackson Police Department pay scale and authorize mayor to execute documents
• Approval of contract with Pope Langstaff to revamp the City of Jackson Zoning Ordinance
• Approval of work session, regular session, and executive session minutes from March 18, 2025
• Executive session for personnel discussion

The council approved the agenda, adding an amendment to table new business item 1, with a unanimous vote. It adopted Ordinance 2025-003, amending the animal‑keeping chapter, passing 3‑2. The proposal to adopt a new police department pay scale was tabled. The council unanimously approved a contract with Pope Langstaff to revise the city zoning ordinance.

• Approved agenda with amendment to table new business item 1 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda minutes (work, regular, executive) (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2025-003, amending animal‑keeping code (3‑2)
• Tabled approval of City of Jackson Police Department pay scale (no vote)
• Approved contract with Pope Langstaff to revamp zoning ordinance (unanimous)

City Council

The Jackson City Council holds a work session to discuss several pending items, including new businesses, the Pittman Street gym, lights on the Square, and an update on alcohol license compliance. No votes are scheduled; the session is for discussion only. An executive session is planned for personnel matters.

• Police Department Pay Scale Discussion
• Pope Langstaff Contract Discussion
• Pittman St / Gym Discussion
• Lights on the Square Discussion
• Update on Alcohol License Compliance

City Council

This is a work session for the Jackson City Council. They will discuss monthly department reports, a potential contract with GMC for the wastewater treatment plant, and several infrastructure items including sewer main replacement and pump repair. Also on the agenda are a minor lot subdivision for the Church of Latter-Day Saints, recognition of police officers, and an executive session on litigation. No votes are scheduled; all items are for discussion only.

• GMC Contract for Wastewater Treatment Plant Discussion
• Hawks Building Discussion with Charles Welch from GMC
• Forrest Ave Sewer Main Replacement Discussion
• Minor Lot Subdivision Discussion for Church of Latter-Day Saints
• Recognition of Officer Warren and Officer Hill by Police Chief David Akins

City Council

The Jackson City Council is holding a public hearing and first vote on rezoning 808 and 832 Macon Avenue from residential to commercial, and will decide on multiple infrastructure contracts including a $75,500 sewer main replacement. The meeting also includes a first reading of an animal-keeping ordinance amendment and approval of a MEAG Power trustee agreement.

• First read of Ordinance 2025-003 amending Chapter 10 (Animals) regarding keeping certain animals
• Public hearing and vote to rezone 808 Macon Ave (0.45 acre) and 832 Macon Ave (2.11 acres) from R-20 to C-2 Commercial
• Approval of $75,500 sewer main replacement on Forrest Ave. using SPLOST funds
• Approval of $8,700 new awning for Fire Department from SPLOST funds
• Approval of minor subdivision for a church on parcel 00320-006-000

The Jackson City Council unanimously approved rezoning two parcels on Macon Avenue from R-20 residential to C-2 commercial, despite a councilwoman's concern about a similar business causing issues elsewhere. The council also approved several infrastructure contracts, including a sewer main replacement, tank painting, a fire department awning, and a wastewater treatment plant restoration contract. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved rezoning of 808 and 832 Macon Ave to C-2 commercial (unanimous)
• Approved $75,500 sewer main replacement on Forrest Ave using SPLOST funds (unanimous)
• Approved $15,000 tank painting at wastewater plants (unanimous)
• Approved $8,700 fire department awning using SPLOST funds (unanimous)
• Approved contract with GMC for wastewater plant restoration (unanimous)
• Approved minor subdivision plat for Church of Latter Day Saints, contingent on GDOT approval (unanimous)
• Approved $10,525 lift station repair at Garden Walk Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved pole agreement with Crown Castle Fiber LLC (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider funding for a valve insertion and a phase of the N. Mulberry rebuild. The body will also conduct first readings of ordinances regarding metal awnings and the state minimum fire code.

• Valve insertion at Bank of America building and Byar’s St. for $33,000 (SPLOST funds)
• 2nd phase of N. Mulberry rebuild beginning at Chestnut Dr. for $86,884.39 (Block Stream Funds)
• Ordinance 2025-001: Allowing metal awnings as an option
• Ordinance 2025-002: Adoption of the State Minimum Fire Code

The Jackson City Council approved a settlement agreement and general release with Dover Properties, resolving a lawsuit over the downzoning of property on Dover Ridge Road. The council also approved two ordinances on first read, a $33,000 valve insertion, and $86,884.39 for the N. Mulberry rebuild. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved settlement agreement with Dover Properties (unanimous)
• Approved first read of Ordinance 2025-001 allowing metal awnings (unanimous)
• Approved first read of Ordinance 2025-002 adopting state minimum fire code (unanimous)
• Approved $33,000 valve insertion at Bank of America and Byar's St. from SPLOST (unanimous)
• Approved $86,884.39 for 2nd phase of N. Mulberry rebuild from Block Stream Funds (unanimous)

City Council

The Jackson City Council holds a work session to discuss multiple infrastructure and public works items, including monthly department reports, a stop sign on MLK Jr. Drive, valve insertion work at Bank of America and Byars Street, the second phase of rebuilding North Mulberry Street and Chestnut Drive, intersection improvements at South Mulberry and 3rd Street, Cedar Street near the cemetery, and U-Tech parking. No votes or decisions are scheduled; these are discussion-only items.

• Second phase of N. Mulberry St./Chestnut Dr. rebuilding discussion
• Valve insertion at Bank of America and Byars St.
• MLK Jr. Dr. stop sign discussion
• Intersection at S. Mulberry & 3rd St. discussion
• Cedar St. at the cemetery discussion

City Council

The Jackson City Council will consider several new business items, including a minor lot subdivision, a mural approval, and relocation of the polling place. The council is also deciding on purchasing AED cabinets with opioid settlement funds and adopting health insurance policy changes. The consent agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes, and a bank balance report will be presented.

• Minor lot subdivision at 96 Ernest and Pat Biles Dr.
• Purchase of 4 AED cabinets using National Opioid Settlement Money
• Approval of mural at 123 S. Mulberry St.
• Relocation of polling place from Butts County Recreation Dept. to 625 W Third St. for 2025 elections
• Adoption of recommended changes to health and dental insurance policy

The Jackson City Council unanimously appointed Holly Bailey as City Manager during executive session. The council also approved a minor lot subdivision, AED cabinet purchases, a mural, and insurance policy changes, while tabling a proposal to move the polling location.

• Appointed Holly Bailey as City Manager (unanimous)
• Approved minor lot subdivision at 96 Ernest and Pat Biles Dr. with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 4 AED cabinets using opioid settlement funds (unanimous)
• Approved mural at 123 S. Mulberry St. (unanimous)
• Adopted recommended changes to city health and dental insurance policy (unanimous)
• Tabled proposal to move polling location to Elections office at 625 W Third St.

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review department reports and discuss several local projects. The meeting includes discussions on a minor subdivision and various city ordinances.

• 96 Ernest and Pat Biles Lot Minor Subdivision
• Awning Ordinance
• S. Mulberry St. Intersection
• School Zone Camera
• City of Jackson Health Insurance

City Council

The Jackson City Council will consider three new business items: a minor lot subdivision at 96 Ernest and Pat Biles Dr., a purchase of four AED cabinets using National Opioid Settlement Money, and a lease agreement for the Jackson Progress Argus building at 129 S. Mulberry St. The council will also hold executive sessions on personnel and litigation.

• Minor lot subdivision approval for 96 Ernest and Pat Biles Dr.
• Purchase of 4 AED cabinets funded by National Opioid Settlement Money
• Lease agreement for Jackson Progress Argus building at 129 S. Mulberry St.
• Bank account balances reported as of January 1, 2025
• Executive session for personnel and litigation discussions

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold a work session on January 21, 2025, to discuss several items. Topics include school zone cameras, an awning ordinance, a lease agreement with the Jackson Progress Argus, a minor subdivision at 96 Ernest and Pat Biles Lot, and the S. Mulberry St. intersection. No votes are expected as this is a discussion-only meeting.

• School Zone Camera Discussion
• Awning Ordinance Discussion
• Jackson Progress Argus Lease Agreement Discussion
• 96 Ernest and Pat Biles Lot Minor Subdivision Discussion
• S. Mulberry St. Intersection Discussion

City Council

The Jackson City Council will consider several items including the approval of a lease agreement for the Jackson Progress Argus Building at 129 S. Mulberry St., acceptance of a $1,200 National Guard donation for armory access, and setting qualifying fees for upcoming municipal elections. They will also appoint a mayor pro tem for 2025, reappoint a nurse to the Butts County Board of Health, and approve resolutions for the 2025 calendar and bank accounts. The meeting includes a public comment period and an executive session for personnel matters.

• Approve lease agreement for Jackson Progress Argus Building at 129 S. Mulberry St.
• Accept National Guard donation of $1,200 for armory upkeep and disaster access
• Set qualifying fees: $270 for City Council and $594 for Mayor seats
• Reappoint Kim Conley as consumer or licensed nurse on Butts County Board of Health for 6-year term
• Approval of Resolution 2025-002 Bank Accounts and Resolution 2025-001 2025 Calendar Events

The Jackson City Council unanimously approved the agenda with an amendment to table the lease agreement for the Jackson Progress Argus Building. They appointed Councilman Ricky Johnson as Mayor Pro Tem for 2025, adopted two resolutions, and approved several new business items, including reappointing Kim Conley to the Butts County Board of Health, accepting a National Guard donation, setting qualifying fees, and approving 2025 meeting dates. The lease agreement for 129 S. Mulberry St. was tabled.

• Approved agenda with amendment to table New Business Item 3 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Appointed Councilman Ricky Johnson as Mayor Pro Tem for 2025 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-001 2025 Calendar Event (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-002 Bank Accounts (unanimous)
• Reappointed Kim Conley to Butts County Board of Health (unanimous)
• Approved National Guard donation of $1,200 (unanimous)
• Tabled lease agreement for Jackson Progress Argus Building

City Council

The Jackson City Council will hold a work session on January 7, 2025, to discuss several items including the Clean Up Day/Amnesty Day calendar, building permits, a lease agreement for the Jackson Progress Argus Building, the 2025 council meeting dates, an awning ordinance, and roads to be paved under the LMIG program. No votes are expected; this is a discussion-only session.

• Lease Agreement for the Jackson Progress Argus Building
• LMIG Roads to be paved 2025
• Awning ordinance discussion
• Building Permit Discussion
• Clean Up Day/Amnesty Day Calendar