Fulton County public meetings in 2022
31 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contract renewals and appointments during this recess meeting. Items include approving the FY2023 Water and Sewer Budget and renewing large-scale maintenance contracts for countywide IT and jail facilities.
- Approval of the FY2023 Water and Sewer Budget
- Renewal of $6,000,000 task order contract for minor construction projects
- Renewal of $5,531,120 maintenance contract for Fulton County and South Fulton jails
- Renewal of $3,652,260 network equipment maintenance and support contract
- Approval of $54,700 public art contract using materials from Rogers Bridge
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contract renewals for library materials and public works. The agenda also includes intergovernmental agreements regarding water services, radio access, and infrastructure. Additionally, the board will consider various board appointments and easement dedications.
- Appointment of Thomas W. Dortch III to the Grady Health System Board
- Renewal of $32,590 contract for rip rap crushed stones
- Intergovernmental agreement for water services with Forsyth County and the City of Milton
- Sewer easement dedication for the Wilkerson Mill Industrial Project in Palmetto
- Contract renewal for library subscriptions totaling $109,000
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contract renewals and appointments during this recess meeting. Key items include a funding modification for construction management at the New Fulton County Animal Shelter Facility. The agenda also includes various service contract renewals for IT, finance, and public works.
- $2,823,544.00 change order for construction management at the New Fulton County Animal Shelter Facility
- Appointment of Stacy Seidel to the Citizens Commission on the Environment
- Renewal of water and sewer bill printing and mailing services up to $306,621.00
- $322,050.00 contract renewal for annual audit services with PJC Group LLC
- Sewer easement dedications for projects in Union City, Georgia
Board of Commissioners
The Board is reviewing documentation for bond issuances totaling up to $275,000,000.00 for the Westminster Schools project and Shepherd Center projects. The agenda also includes sewer easement dedications and several contract renewals.
- Proposed revenue bonds up to $100,000,000.00 for The Westminster Schools, Inc. Project
- Proposed tax-exempt revenue bonds up to $175,000,000.00 for Shepherd Center, Inc.
- Sewer easement dedications for the Oaks at Cedar Grove and Buffington Center Industrial projects
- Contract renewal for behavioral health counseling in the jail for $58,214.26
- Reappointment of Bernie Tokarz to the Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contract approvals and renewals. Items include funding for homelessness assistance, COVID-19 response efforts, and countywide solid waste services. The agenda also includes requests for sewer easement dedications and facility maintenance.
- $417,612.57 contract for COVID-19 response and housing stability
- $305,235.40 contract for homelessness assistance via ESG grants
- Renewal of solid waste and recycling services up to $1,344,000.00
- $78,562.00 change order for cooling tower repairs at the Government Center
- Land use agreement with Bethany Properties Group, LLC for Hopewell Road
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contract renewals and infrastructure change orders. This includes funding adjustments for North Fulton Community Charities and updates to water reclamation facility projects. The agenda also covers various appointments and proclamations.
- $259,128 change order for Big Creek Water Reclamation Facility Expansion Project Phase 2B
- $113,911 change order for Camp Creek WRF UV Replacement
- $25,000 contract increase for North Fulton Community Charities
- $90,000 renewal for environmental engineering and testing services
- Trail improvement agreement with the City of Sandy Springs at 7600 Roswell Road
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing multiple contract renewals for county services, including uniforms, plumbing supplies, and waste disposal. The agenda also includes various appointments to advisory boards and task forces.
- Renew uniform contract with NAFECO for $80,000
- Renew plumbing supplies contracts totaling $98,899.93
- Renew hazardous waste disposal services for $15,000
- Renew spot cooler and heat pump rental for $36,000
- Appointments to the Arts Council and Reparations Task Force
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider adopting proposed 2022 millage rates and reviewing mid-year financial updates. Public hearings are scheduled regarding the General Fund millage rate and redevelopment boundaries for Fulton Industrial Boulevard. Several contracts for election services, senior transportation, and waste disposal are also up for approval.
- Adoption of proposed 2022 Millage Rates for various County funds
- $324,637.87 contract with Enterprise Leasing for election vehicle rentals
- $181,740.00 increase for ballot printing services from Tattnall Ballot Solutions
- $900,000.00 for senior transportation services via Common Courtesy, Inc.
- Public hearing on amending Fulton Industrial Boulevard Redevelopment boundaries
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding the FY2022 General Fund millage rate. The agenda also includes approving intergovernmental agreements to conduct special elections for several cities. Additionally, the board will consider federal community development funding and various infrastructure contracts.
- Public hearing for the FY2022 General Fund millage rate
- $300,000 contract for the Community Resilience Hub Project at Metropolitan Branch Library
- Approval of the 2022 HUD Annual Action Plan involving over $2.1 million in federal funds
- Intergovernmental agreements to conduct special elections for Atlanta, Milton, East Point, Roswell, and Fairburn
- $1,850,000 spending authority increase for wastewater system equipment rental
Board of Commissioners
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners held a special called meeting to conduct a public hearing regarding the FY2022 General Fund millage rate. The agenda also included the adoption of the meeting's agenda.
- Public hearing for the FY2022 General Fund millage rate (22-0553)
- Adoption of the August 3, 2022, special called meeting agenda (22-0552)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is holding a special meeting to discuss Local Option Sales Tax (L.O.S.T.) renegotiations with Fulton County Mayors. The agenda also includes the adoption of the meeting agenda.
- Discussion regarding Local Option Sales Tax (L.O.S.T.) renegotiations with Fulton County Mayors
- Adoption of the July 29, 2022 Special Called Meeting Agenda
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners held a special called meeting to discuss the renegotiation of the Local Option Sales Tax (L.O.S.T) with Fulton County Mayors. The agenda also included the adoption of the meeting agenda.
- Discussion regarding Local Option Sales Tax (L.O.S.T) renegotiations
- Adoption of the July 15, 2022, Special Called Meeting Agenda
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several items, including temporary staffing contracts for upcoming elections. They are also considering grant funding for HIV epidemic prevention programs. Additionally, the board will address various utility easements and property transfers for local infrastructure projects.
- $11,659,435.45 contract for temporary election staffing services
- $804,229.00 in HIV epidemic grant funding for FY22
- $45,330.48 contract for child support legal processing
- MOU for 40 Emergency Housing Vouchers with the Housing Authority of Fulton County
- Property transfer to the City of Johns Creek for roadway improvements
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contract amendments and service agreements. These proposals include funding for fire sprinkler maintenance in county buildings and workforce development services. The meeting also includes a presentation on the COVID-19 operational response.
- $263,700.00 for fire sprinkler protection system maintenance at the Government Center and Justice Center
- $124,035.00 increase for Select Fulton workforce development services
- $60,362.94 contract for public safety two-way radios
- Water line easement dedication for the Ecco Park Phase 2 Project in Alpharetta
- $10,000.00 contract for Vox Readalong Books for the Fulton County Library System
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners held a special called meeting to discuss various updates with Fulton County Mayors. The agenda included discussions regarding COVID-19, rental assistance, and jail services.
- COVID-19 Update discussion
- Rental Assistance discussion
- Local Option Sales Tax (L.O.S.T.) Update discussion
- Fulton County Jail Services discussion
- May 24th Primary Election Overview discussion
Board of Commissioners
The Board will consider ordinances to expand anti-discrimination protections within the county code. They will also discuss a request for public hearings regarding potential 5% increases in water and sewer rates. Additionally, the meeting includes reviews of various library and infrastructure contracts.
- Rezoning 4143 Fulton Industrial Boulevard for an urgent care facility
- Proposed 5% increase in water and sewer rates and fees
- $123,073.00 change order for Juvenile Justice Facility upgrades
- $400,091.70 contract extension for library program management
- Ordinance to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several administrative items during this recess meeting. These include contract amendments for library improvements, sewer easement dedications, and updates on COVID-19 operations.
- $473,764.45 change order for Government and Judicial Center renovations
- $548,343 contract amendment for library design/build services
- $421,000 contract for Juvenile Court Case Activity Tracking System
- $254,077.30 spending increase for nutrition care via Open Hand Atlanta
- Sewer easement dedications for Southpoint Farms and South Fulton Multifamily projects
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a discussion with Fulton County Mayors regarding COVID-19, animal control, and the Local Option Sales Tax. The meeting also includes an update on the Fulton Cares application rollout.
- Discussion with Fulton County Mayors regarding COVID-19 and animal control
- Update on the Fulton Cares application rollout
- Update on the Local Option Sales Tax (L.O.S.T.)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several major financial requests, including federal grants for HIV/AIDS programs and continued funding for inmate housing in Cobb County. The agenda also includes proposals for jail renovations in Alpharetta and new ordinances regarding commissioner conduct.
- Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grants totaling over $26 million for FY 2022
- $7,360,000 for continued housing of Fulton County inmates at Cobb County Jail
- $517,000 in funding for the Alpharetta Jail Renovation
- $660,000 in Westside TAD funds for redevelopment at 201 Joseph E. Lowery Blvd
- Ordinance to prohibit the defamation of other Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review several service contracts and budget updates during this recess meeting. Discussions include COVID-19 operational responses, budget soundings, and justice and safety priority reports. The board also evaluates proposals for workforce development, library collections, and election materials.
- $2,550,739.00 contract extension with Aramark Correctional Services for inmate food services
- $1,442,395.86 contract with Dell Marketing L.P. to upgrade county server infrastructure
- $1,028,125.00 proposal for adult and dislocated worker services with Equus Workforce Solutions
- $1,000,000.00 authorization for library collection enhancements using BeltLine TAD funds
- $135,950.00 contract with Dominion Voting Systems for 2022 election materials
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider several infrastructure easements and contract approvals. The meeting also includes a request to transfer $646,921.00 in grant funds to the cities of South Fulton, College Park, and Hapeville.
- Issuance of $175,000,000 in General Fund Tax Anticipation Notes
- Transfer of $646,921.00 in CDBG funds to South Fulton, College Park, and Hapeville
- Ratification of a $164,178.00 landscape maintenance contract for 59 County sites
- Approval of sewer and water line easements for various local projects
- Appointment of Rodney Littles to the Development Authority of Fulton County
Board of Commissioners
The Board will hold a discussion with Fulton County Mayors regarding several topics. These include updates on COVID-19 and rental assistance, Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) negotiation meeting dates, and the Tax Allocation District (TAD) Review Policy.
- COVID-19 and Rental Assistance Update
- Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) negotiation meeting dates
- Tax Allocation District (TAD) Review Policy
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several service contracts and easement dedications. These items include renewals for wastewater maintenance, library broadband, and senior transportation services. The meeting also includes a public hearing on Environmental Health Division fee changes.
- Renewing Camp Creek wastewater maintenance contract with Veolia Water North America - South, LLC for $6,277,692.00
- AT&T Corporation broadband internet access for libraries up to $142,032.00
- In-state car rental contract with Enterprise Leasing of Georgia, LLC not to exceed $300,000.00
- Public hearing regarding modifications to the Environmental Health Division fee schedule
- Extension of senior transportation services contract with Transdev, Incorporated up to $1,350,000.00
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is holding a special called meeting for discussions with Fulton County Mayors. The agenda includes updates on COVID-19 and the Local Option Sales Tax (LOST).
- Discussion with Fulton County Mayors regarding COVID-19 updates
- Discussion with Fulton County Mayors regarding Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) updates
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will review proposals for community service funding, including $1 million each for arts and veterans organizations. The agenda also includes requests to convert property on Frederick Drive SW into supportive housing.
- $5,363,958.00 for Community Services Program recommendations
- $771,929.00 contract for janitorial services at selected county facilities
- Conversion of 4430 Frederick Drive SW into supportive housing
- $1 million allocation to Arts and Culture
- $1 million program for Veterans' organizations
Board of Commissioners
The Board will consider a resolution for an Atlanta transportation sales tax referendum. They will also review contract extensions for HIV/AIDS relief and county fuel supplies. Additionally, commissioners will discuss employee safety and the 2022 legislative agenda.
- $7,887,647.00 extension for Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program relief
- $1,677,706.00 contract for Government Center cooling tower repair
- $1,680,000.00 contract for county gasoline and diesel fuel
- 0.40 percent T-SPLOST tax referendum for the City of Atlanta
- $1,000,000.00 contract for South Fulton Community Navigator Pilot Program
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a discussion with Fulton County Mayors. The agenda includes updates regarding COVID-19, the poll worker recruitment plan, and the Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) timeline.
- COVID-19 update discussion
- Poll Worker Recruitment Plan discussion
- Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) update/timeline discussion
Board of Commissioners
The Board will consider approving the 2022 redistricting map and updates to the county's sustainability plan. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Alpharetta Jail and a contract for fuel card management services.
- Approval of the 2022 Redistricting Map
- $63,500 contract with WEX Bank for fuel card management services
- $37,500 agreement with View Point Health for housing case management
- Sale of surplus property to East Point Housing Authority
- Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Alpharetta for Lakeview Development infrastructure
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is reviewing the 2022 Redistricting Plan and several service contracts. Proposed items include IT hardware upgrades, janitorial services for libraries, and health literacy grants. A public hearing is scheduled regarding the redistricting process.
- Approval of the 2022 Redistricting Plan
- $1,576,160 for IT hardware equipment refresh
- $150,000 grant to The Black Cross Inc. for health literacy
- $103,723 contract for District Attorney evidence tracking
- $676,038 for janitorial services at selected library facilities
Board of Commissioners
This special called meeting includes the adoption of the January 7, 2022 agenda and a discussion with Fulton County Mayors. Item 22-0026 is scheduled for this discussion.
- Adoption of the January 7, 2022 agenda
- Discussion with Fulton County Mayors (22-0026)
Board of Commissioners
The meeting includes a review of the FY2022 final adopted budget and election qualifying fees. The Board will also consider easement dedications for development in Roswell and a memorandum of understanding regarding transit funding. Additionally, the County Manager will provide a COVID-19 operational response update.
- Review and approval of the FY2022 Final Adopted Budget and Budget Resolution
- Easement dedications for the Berkdale at Crabapple III Project in Roswell
- MOU for the 2020 Comprehensive Anti-Gang Program for Youth
- Pay range change for Locksmith classification to $57,000.00 - $72,000.00
- MOU regarding transit funding involving MARTA and GDOT