DeKalb County public meetings in 2020
48 substantive meetings from 2020, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding rezoning and land use amendments for a new apartment and retail complex. The agenda also includes reviews of several county contracts and the 2021 Zoning Calendar.
- Rezoning request for 264 apartments and retail space at 2814 Clairmont Road
- $2,419,769.60 contract for police records management software maintenance
- $1,750,000 proposal for the Unified 2050 Comprehensive Transportation Plan
- $650,000 contract for emergency medical supplies for Fire Rescue
- $950,000 change order for architectural and engineering design services
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners will review committee reports and quarterly briefings from MARTA and Decide DeKalb. The meeting also includes discussions regarding proposed settlements for lawsuits filed by SSJK Enterprises, LLC and Atlanta Wholesale Co., LLC.
- Proposed settlement with SSJK Enterprises, LLC d/b/a Dream Wireless
- Proposed settlement with Atlanta Wholesale Co., LLC
- MARTA Quarterly Briefing
- Decide DeKalb Quarterly Briefing
Planning Commission
The DeKalb County Planning Commission is considering several new zoning and land use applications. These include requests for a child caring institution, personal care homes, and a new Quik Trip convenience store. The commission will also review text amendments to the county's zoning ordinance.
- Rezoning of 1014 Elder Lane for a 230-unit townhome development
- Special Land Use Permit for a Quik Trip convenience store at Memorial Drive and Collingwood Drive
- Special Land Use Permit for a child caring institution at 5797 Marbut Road
- Rezoning of 4549 Erskine Road and 1247 Oakmont Drive for up to 63 single-family homes
- Text amendments to the DeKalb County Zoning Ordinance regarding dimensional requirements and self-storage
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners will discuss the I-285 Eastside Express Lanes and review upcoming legislative agendas. The meeting also includes an item to accept an easement donation from Preferred Materials, Inc. for a walking trail development.
- Acceptance of easement donation at 1080 Moreland Industrial Blvd NE, 100 Donzi Lane, and 2546 Donzi Lane for a pedestrian walking trail
- Discussion regarding I-285 Eastside Express Lanes with Sycamore Consulting
- Introduction of DeKalb County School District Superintendent Cheryl Watson-Harris
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed legislative items, including traffic calming petitions and airport lease terminations. The meeting also covers significant contracts for fire services and community development programs. Additionally, commissioners will review upcoming agenda items for the Board of Commissioners.
- Construction contract for Fire Station No. 7 not to exceed $5,068,409.23
- Purchase of two 100 ft. aerial fire trucks for up to $2,779,574.06
- Traffic calming petitions for Laurel Ridge Drive and Rockbridge Heights Drive
- Contract for administering a small business revolving loan fund with ACE
- Rezone application for multi-family units on Memorial Drive
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review the 2020 legislative year and discuss proposed priorities for 2021. Proposed items include tax reforms, public health funding, and new requirements for public safety officers.
- Renewal of sales tax exemption for nonprofits
- Public Health Funding and Tax Abatement Reform
- Requirement for Public Safety Officers to wear body cameras
- Transparency policy for Public Safety Officer complaints
- Amendment to Organizational Act Section 13A regarding vacancies
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review multiple requests to use federal Coronavirus Relief funds for community programs and food security. The meeting includes public hearings on traffic calming projects and a new restaurant permit. Additionally, the board will consider rezoning seven parcels on Memorial Drive for high-density residential development.
- Traffic calming petitions for Summitridge Dr ($24,600), Cedar St ($30,050), and Goodfellows Rd ($34,450)
- Special Land Use Permit for Jamba Juice & Auntie Anne’s at 2933 N. Druid Hills Road
- Rezoning seven parcels on Memorial Drive to allow high-density residential development
- Appropriation of up to $500,000 in federal funds for food and housing relief in District 4
- $400,000 CARES Act appropriation for District 2
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners will review committee reports and upcoming meeting agendas. The agenda includes a proposed settlement for a lawsuit by Moreland Investments, LLC. Additionally, the board will consider exchanging approximately 40 acres in Intrenchment Creek Park for adjacent property.
- Proposed settlement of Moreland Investments, LLC’s lawsuit against DeKalb County
- Land exchange of approximately 40 acres in Intrenchment Creek Park for approximately 52.9 acres of adjacent property
- Review of the proposed October 13, 2020, Executive Agenda
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed items for the October 13, 2020, Board of Commissioners meeting. This includes public hearings for traffic calming projects and the acceptance of federal grants for fire and rescue services. The agenda also covers various county service contracts and engineering agreements.
- Acceptance of FEMA grants totaling $6,648,751.82 for Fire & Rescue Services
- Proposed traffic calming petitions for Summitridge Dr, Cedar St, and Goodfellows Rd/Smithsonia Dr
- Contract change order for Oracle Cloud Services not to exceed $853,508.40
- Engineering services contract for public works transportation up to $3,500,000
- Awarding of 2020 Human Services Grants to local non-profits at a cost of $617,808
Board of Commissioners - Zoning Meeting
The Board will review several deferred residential subdivision requests and new mixed-use development proposals. Additionally, officials will consider amending the 2035 Comprehensive Plan to include a revitalization plan for Memorial Drive.
- Rezoning of seven parcels on Memorial Drive for multi-family units
- Mixed-use development proposal at 2814 Clairmont Road
- New drive-through restaurant at 2933 N. Druid Hills Road
- Expansion of Embry Hills Church of Christ sanctuary and parking
- Amending the 2035 Comprehensive Plan to include Memorial Drive Revitalization
Board of Commissioners
The Board is holding public hearings on pension benefit increases and several traffic calming petitions. Members are also reviewing large-scale allocations of CARES Act funding for public health and family services. Additionally, the agenda includes discussions regarding water infrastructure loans and a property sale to the City of Tucker.
- Public hearing on increasing monthly pension benefits for eligible retirees
- $29,565.00 traffic calming petition for Kingsbrook Blvd
- $6,000,000 CARES Act allocation for public health services
- $275,000 CARES Act allocation for DFCS General Assistance
- Sale of 1.11 acres at 4316 Church Street to the City of Tucker
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners will hold a work session covering committee reports, the Memorial Drive Masterplan Study, and a MARTA quarterly briefing. The agenda also includes discussions regarding proposed settlements for litigation involving Flexible Metal, Inc. and AssetWorks, LLC.
- MARTA Quarterly Briefing
- Memorial Drive Masterplan Study
- Proposed settlement: Flexible Metal, Inc. litigation
- Proposed settlement: AssetWorks, LLC lawsuit
- Tax Commissioner’s Assistance Proposal
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed allocations of CARES Act funding for public health and family assistance. The agenda also includes discussions on technology contracts, senior meal services, and traffic calming petitions.
- Proposed $6,000,000 CARES Act allocation for Priority 1 Public Health Services
- Proposed Oracle HCM Cloud system implementation contract up to $7,645,000
- Proposed senior meal services contract up to $436,883 with Meals On Wheels Atlanta
- Traffic calming petition for Kingsbrook Blvd costing $29,565
- Acceptance of a $641,382 grant for the MIECHV program
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding an ordinance to increase monthly pension benefits for certain retirees. The agenda also includes the acceptance of several federal grants for victim services and senior care. Additionally, the board will review various contracts for police software and equipment maintenance.
- Public hearing on increasing monthly pension benefits for eligible retirees
- Appropriation of federal coronavirus relief funds for food security and technology in District 1
- Purchase of FLOCK cameras for high-crime locations in District 4
- Acceptance of $648,006 Victims of Crimes Act (VOCA) grant to the District Attorney’s Office
- $903,370 contract for engine and generator maintenance and repair services
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners is conducting a work session to review committee reports and the CARES Act spending overview. The meeting also includes a review of the Georgia State University Dollar Store Study.
- Georgia State University - Dollar Store Study
- CARES Act Spending Overview
- Review of proposed September 8, 2020, Executive Agenda
- Decide DeKalb Quarterly Review
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a proposed ordinance to increase monthly pension benefits for certain retirees. The meeting also includes discussions on various service contracts and the distribution of federal CARES Act funds between DeKalb County and the City of Brookhaven.
- Proposed public hearing to increase monthly pension benefits for eligible retirees
- Acceptance of $594,466.69 in CARES Act funding for senior case management, meals, and transportation
- Multiyear contract for general contractor services not to be exceeded by $5,910,000
- Change order for Scott Candler Water Treatment Plant roof replacement up to $1,748,323
- Acceptance of various Victims of Crimes Act (VOCA) grants for the District Attorney’s Office
Special Called Meeting
The meeting includes a review of CARES Act spending and eleven intergovernmental agreements for distributing federal funds to several DeKalb County cities. Commissioners will also discuss the Georgia State University Dollar Store Study and upcoming meeting agendas.
- Eleven IGAs for CARES Act fund distribution among DeKalb County and several cities
- Georgia State University - Dollar Store Study
- Review of proposed September 8, 2020, agendas
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review a COVID-19 response presentation and several contract renewals. Items include zoning modifications for single-family lots on Chamblee Tucker Road and various county service contracts. The meeting also includes the consideration of airport safety improvements and grant acceptances.
- Zoning modification at 4575 Chamblee Tucker Road to allow four single-family lots
- $3,074,888 contract for runway incursion mitigation at DeKalb Peachtree Airport
- $2,720,770 contract for roof maintenance and repair services
- Acceptance of a $224,081 Justice Assistance Grant for the District Attorney
- $500,000 change order for IT technology solutions and hardware
Board of Commissioners
The Board will receive a presentation on the COVID-19 response from CEO Michael Thurmond. Public hearings are scheduled regarding property rezoning at 3559 Sherrydale Lane and a small box store moratorium extension. The agenda also includes several grant approvals for juvenile and adult courts.
- Rezoning of 3559 Sherrydale Lane to a conservation community
- Small Box Discount Store Moratorium Extension
- $7,500,000 contract renewal for automobiles, vans, and trucks
- $447,748 grant award for Juvenile Court’s Commitment Alternative Program
- $430,100 change order for property tax billing systems
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners will review an update on the CARES Act Small Business Loan Program. The meeting includes discussions on amending the face covering ordinance regarding penalties, fines, and exceptions for conscientious objectors. The agenda also features a DeKalb Board of Education budget resolution.
- Amendment to mask ordinance penalty provisions (2020-0848)
- CARES Act Small Business Loan Program update
- 2020 DeKalb Board of Education Budget Resolution
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed contracts for software, vehicles, and equipment. The agenda includes a CARES Act update on small business loans and several grant approvals for various courts. A public hearing is also scheduled regarding a rezoning request for 3559 Sherrydale Lane.
- Microsoft Enterprise Software contract up to $10,226,232.48
- Vehicle and truck purchase renewal up to $7,500,000.00
- Landfill Compactor Tractor purchase for $1,126,995.00
- Rezoning request for 3559 Sherrydale Lane
- Juvenile Court grant of $447,748
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a 2020 budget revision and ad valorem tax millage rates. The meeting includes discussions on the appropriation of $32,620,496 from the CARES Act to DeKalb County municipalities. Additionally, officials will provide updates on the COVID-19 response.
- $32,620,496 CARES Act appropriation to municipalities throughout DeKalb County
- Rezoning and special land use permit for senior housing at 3383, 3393, and 3391 Kensington Road and 4200 Memorial Drive
- $183,600 contract for E911 software maintenance with Priority Dispatch Corporation
- $63,000 Hazard Mitigation Grant Program award
- Pension Code amendment to provide a 2% cost of living increase for eligible retirees
Planning Commission
The DeKalb County Planning Commission is reviewing several applications for rezoning and land use modifications. These proposals include new residential subdivisions, commercial developments, and a text amendment regarding veterinary clinics.
- Rezoning for 164-lot subdivision at 1467, 1503 & 1513 Stephenson Road
- Text amendment to allow veterinary clinics in MU-4 and MU-5 districts
- Special Land Use Permit for up to three drive-throughs on Wesley Chapel Road
- Rezoning at 4575 Chamblee Tucker Road to allow four single-family lots
- Rezoning at 2017 Memorial Drive for four single-family attached townhomes
Board of Commissioners - Zoning Meeting
The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners is reviewing several zoning and land use applications. These include requests for residential rezonings, special land use permits for businesses, and modifications to existing development conditions. Some items were previously denied or deferred by the Planning Commission.
- Rezoning seven parcels on Memorial Drive for 448 multi-family units
- Special Land Use Permit for a bank with drive-through at 3585 Memorial Drive
- Rezoning for five urban single detached units at 2573 North Druid Hills Road
- Modification to increase townhomes from 51 to 57 on Mountain Drive
- Special Land Use Permit for a restaurant with drive-through at 2550 Lawrenceville Highway
Special Called Meeting
This agenda contains only procedural items to convene and adjourn an executive session for personnel purposes. No other business is listed.
- Executive session for personnel purposes
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding the 2020 budget revision and ad valorem tax millage rates. The agenda also includes several items related to COVID-19 response, including funding for food banks and police services. Additionally, the board will consider various service contracts and a resolution regarding public health.
- Public hearing on 2020 Budget Revision and Ad Valorem Tax Millage Rates
- $600,000 appropriation to Atlanta Community Food Bank via CARES Act
- Motorola SmartZone Trunked System contract change order up to $3,636,651
- Resolution to declare racism a public health crisis in DeKalb County
- $823,961 in Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding for Police Services
Special Called Meeting
This special called meeting consists of procedural items, including committee reports and reviews of upcoming agendas. The agenda also includes the convening and adjournment of an executive session.
- The agenda contains only procedural items and agenda reviews.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed items for the upcoming Board of Commissioners meeting. Key discussions include public hearings on budget revisions and tax millage rates. The agenda also includes several contract reviews ranging from police radio maintenance to large-scale pavement repairs.
- Public hearing on 2020 Budget Revision and Ad Valorem Tax Millage Rates
- $3,636,651.00 Motorola SmartZone radio system contract change order
- $11,371,000.00 asphaltic concrete pavement repairs contract
- $823,961.00 Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding for Police Services
- $150,000 appropriation from District 6 Reserve for homelessness services
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a 2% cost-of-living increase for certain retirees. The meeting includes discussions regarding potential mask-wearing policies for county employees and businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the board will review rezoning applications for senior housing at Kensington Road and Memorial Drive.
- Rezoning application for up to 200 senior housing residences
- Ordinance for a 2% cost-of-living increase for eligible retirees
- $363,316.00 contract for a truck tractor for Public Works-Sanitation
- $259,001.53 contract for HPE software and maintenance support
- Discussion of mask-wearing policies for county employees and businesses
Planning Commission
The DeKalb County Planning Commission is reviewing several rezoning and land use applications. These include proposals for a large multi-family complex, senior housing, and a special event facility. The commission will also consider requests for new commercial uses and residential density changes.
- Rezoning seven parcels on Memorial Drive to allow 448 multi-family units
- Special Land Use Permit for a bank with a drive-through at 3585 Memorial Drive
- Proposed senior housing for up to 200 residents at Kensington Road and Memorial Drive
- Rezoning at 4201 Panthersville Road for a special event facility
- Modification of development conditions for townhomes on Mountain Drive
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed items and contracts before they move to the Board of Commissioners. The agenda includes public hearings on pension amendments, airport lease agreements, and various county service contracts. Discussions also cover wastewater management and sanitation infrastructure projects.
- Public hearing for a 2% cost of living increase in the DeKalb County Pension Code
- $7,941,155.75 contract for construction at the Seminole Road Landfill
- $25,922,877.00 contract for Consent Decree Program Management Services
- $363,316.00 purchase of truck tractors for Public Works-Sanitation
- Sale of unredeemed property interests in Lithonia and Atlanta
Board of Commissioners - Zoning Meeting
The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners is reviewing several zoning applications and amendments. These include requests for residential rezonings, a self-storage facility, and a drive-through restaurant. The board will also consider changes to the Kensington-Memorial Drive Overlay District.
- Rezoning 2061 & 2067 Windyhill Road for a 25-unit single-family development
- Rezoning 5636 Redan Road for a self-storage facility
- Amendment to Kensington-Memorial Drive Overlay District to allow automotive rental
- Rezoning 879 & 894 Porter Road for a 70-unit luxury townhome community
- Special Land Use Permit for a drive-through restaurant at 1250 Moreland Avenue
Board of Commissioners
The Board will receive a presentation on the COVID-19 response from CEO Michael Thurmond. The agenda includes several large equipment contracts and the acceptance of federal workforce grants. Public hearings have been postponed due to technology issues.
- Acceptance of WIOA grants up to $4,296,378
- Purchase of five 8 cubic yard wheel loaders for $1,998,500.00
- Contract for sanitary sewer chemical root control up to $1,800,000.00
- Atlanta Regional Commission grant for DeKalb Senior Services ($133,510.72)
- Resolution to request state-wide online voting
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing the county's COVID-19 response and managing federal relief funds. The agenda includes several service contracts, ranging from janitorial services to fire equipment. Public hearings were postponed due to technical issues with remote participation.
- Resolution requesting on-site COVID-19 testing in low-income areas
- $4,136,779.92 contract for commercial janitorial services
- $1,392,100.15 purchase of a Sutphen aerial ladder for Fire Rescue
- $575,000 contract for senior and disability transportation services
- $152,640 payment to Georgia Power for Memorial Drive street light repairs
Special Called Meeting
The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners will review committee reports and upcoming meeting agendas. The session also includes discussions regarding proposed settlements for multiple lawsuits involving the county, its officials, and law enforcement.
- Proposed settlement in lawsuit against HSBC North America Holdings, Inc. and others
- Proposed settlement in lawsuit by James Farley and Linda Cherry against two police officers
- Proposed settlement of claims against Sheriff Thomas E. Brown and other officials
- Proposed settlement in lawsuit by Stephen Harris against Devan Strickland and others
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing preliminary items for the upcoming Board of Commissioners meeting. This includes proposals for various service contracts, grant acceptances, and the receipt of Coronavirus Relief Fund money. The committee also addressed previously deferred items regarding budget amendments and property sales.
- $4,136,779.92 annual contract for commercial janitorial services at various County facilities
- $1,392,100.15 purchase of a Sutphen heavy-duty aerial ladder for Fire Rescue Services
- $575,000 revenue contract for transportation services for seniors and individuals with disabilities
- $152,640 payment to Georgia Power for street light repairs on Memorial Drive
- Resolution to declare 5932 East Ponce de Leon Avenue as surplus property
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several large-scale contracts, including over $5 million for a new community center in Lithonia. The agenda also includes various vehicle maintenance and equipment contracts. Due to technology issues with remote participation, scheduled public hearings have been postponed.
- Construction contract for East DeKalb Community and Senior Center ($5,498,993.50)
- Architecture and engineering services for 178 Sams Street Facility ($842,922.00)
- Annual contract for vehicle parts and equipment ($4,405,000.00)
- Conveyance of Lanier Gardens Park land to GDOT for a traffic signal upgrade
- Purchase of garbage and recycling roll carts ($2,835,980.00)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a COVID-19 response presentation and several contract proposals. Items include reallocating $7 million for building renovations and approving various law enforcement and fire rescue equipment contracts. Public hearings were postponed due to technical issues.
- Reallocation of $7,000,000 from the Clark Harrison Building sale to 178 Sam’s Street renovations
- Approval of a $350,000 contract for Fire Rescue two-way radios with Motorola Solutions Inc.
- Acceptance of a $276,156.00 HIDTA grant for Police Services
- Authorization to sell property interests at 2687 Flat Shoals Road and 4843 Rondelay Court
- Approval of a $176,348.93 contract for Fire Rescue software with TargetSolutions
Committee of the Whole
This meeting reviewed proposed items for the April 14, 2020, Board of Commissioners meeting. The agenda included discussions on large infrastructure contracts, grant acceptances, and property sales.
- $61,303,359.45 contract for gravity sewer rehabilitation and replacement
- $10,000,000 contract for temporary personnel services across all county departments
- $7,000,000 reallocation for renovations at 178 Sam’s Street buildings
- $4,437,896.68 purchase of six fire pumpers for Fire Rescue Services
- $850,000 transfer from the General Fund to the Senior Citizens Grant Fund
Special Called Meeting
The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners will review committee reports and upcoming meeting agendas. The agenda includes proposed settlements for legal claims involving Scott Towler and Darnell Brown. Additionally, commissioners will consider exchanging the Dresden Tag Office site in Brookhaven for a property in Chamblee.
- Proposed settlement of Scott Towler’s claim against DeKalb County
- Proposed settlement of lawsuit filed by Darnell Brown against DeKalb County, C.R. Gill, and D.L. Craig
- Exchange of the Dresden Tag Office site at 1358 Dresden Drive for property at 3653 Clairmont Road
Planning Commission
The commission is reviewing deferred and new applications for various property rezonings and land use permits. These include requests for residential developments, a self-storage facility, and a drive-through restaurant. The meeting also includes proposed changes to the Kensington-Memorial Drive Overlay District.
- Rezoning 2061 & 2067 Windyhill Road for a 25-unit single-family development
- Rezoning 5636 Redan Road for a self-storage facility
- Amendment to Kensington-Memorial Drive Overlay District for auto rental/leasing
- Rezoning 879 & 894 Porter Road for a 70-unit luxury townhome community
- Special Land Use Permit for a drive-through restaurant at 1250 Moreland Avenue
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items for the upcoming Board of Commissioners meeting. The agenda includes a public hearing for the 2020 Operating Budget and several traffic calming petitions. The committee is also reviewing various purchasing contracts for technology, vehicles, and infrastructure.
- Public hearing for the 2020 Operating Budget adoption
- Rezoning of property for 324 townhomes at Covington Hwy and Young Road
- Oracle Technical Support Services contract up to $2,597,950.64
- Purchase of an Oshkosh Striker 4x4 vehicle for $790,693.00
- Traffic calming petition for Biltmore Dr costing $25,000.00
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners will review committee reports and upcoming meeting agendas. The session also includes discussions on a legal settlement and authorizations for property exchanges with private entities.
- Proposed settlement in the Tree Creek Condominium Association lawsuit (Civil Action no. 16cv4304-7)
- Authorization for County property exchange in Districts 3 and 6
- Authorization for County property exchange in Districts 2 and 6
Board of Commissioners - Zoning Meeting
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing new development requests and zoning text amendments. Items include a 120-unit senior apartment complex and various residential and commercial rezonings.
- Rezoning for a 120-unit senior-only apartment building at N. Stone Mtn Lithonia Rd & Rockbridge Rd
- Request for an alcohol outlet at 3285 Glenwood Road
- Proposed 36-unit townhome development at 2061 & 2067 Windyhill Road
- Major modification for a 29,100 square foot grocery store at 1807 Memorial Drive
- Text amendments regarding fences, walls, and landscape buffers
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners will review committee reports and upcoming meeting agendas. The session includes discussions regarding proposed settlements for legal claims and threatened litigation from the City of Dunwoody.
- Proposed settlement in Donovan Hall, et al., v. McGhee, et al.
- Proposed settlement of threatened litigation by the City of Dunwoody
- Review of the January 28, 2020, Executive Agenda
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items for the upcoming Board of Commissioners meeting. Proposed items include public hearings for traffic calming in Catalpa Park and Mount Olive Drive. The committee is also reviewing several large-scale county contracts for medical services, health benefits, and infrastructure maintenance.
- Medical Examiner Services contract up to $3,600,000.00
- Employee Health and Benefits Consulting up to $2,444,555.00
- Right of Way Mowing and Lawn Maintenance up to $1,251,238.58
- Watershed Management vehicle and chassis purchase up to $965,928.00
- Traffic calming petitions for Catalpa Park and Mount Olive Drive
Special Called Meeting
The Board of Commissioners will review committee reports and upcoming meeting agendas. The session includes discussing objections to annexation petitions filed by Related Development, LLC into the City of Brookhaven. The board will also consider a proposed settlement for a lawsuit filed by Daisy Abdur-Rahman.
- Objection to Brookhaven annexation petitions by Related Development, LLC
- Proposed settlement in Daisy Abdur-Rahman v. DeKalb County lawsuit
- Review of the January 14, 2020, proposed executive agenda
- Committee reports and Decide DeKalb quarterly update
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing preliminary items for the upcoming Board of Commissioners meeting. Proposed actions include approving various service contracts, fund transfers for WorkSource DeKalb, and a $4.5 million loan application for a business in Tucker.
- $4.5 million HUD Section 108 loan application for Inland Fresh Seafood Corporation of America, Inc. at 1651 Montreal Road
- Medical Director Agreement with The Emory Clinic, Inc. not to exceed $99,500
- Contract for stone crushed granite not to exceed $4,410,298.50
- Transfer of $800,000 from FY2020 Dislocated Worker Funds to Adult programs
- Renovation of the Maloof Building Lobby Area up to $785,589