Glynn County public meetings in 2025
66 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners is meeting to discuss and consider voting on adjourning to an executive session. No other substantive business items are listed on the agenda.
- Adjournment to executive session
Board of Elections and Registration Regular Meeting
The Glynn County Board of Elections and Registration will hold a regular meeting on December 9, 2025. They will discuss a proposed precinct map, consider approving goals and a mission statement, and vote on the proposed FY'27 budget. The board will also approve minutes from the November 7 meeting, hear public comment, and receive an office report.
- Discussion on proposed precinct map
- Approve goals and mission statement
- Approve proposed FY'27 budget
- Public comment period
- Approve minutes from November 7 regular meeting
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on two residential rezoning requests. The meeting also includes several contract awards for emergency services, infrastructure, and public safety.
- Proposed rezoning of 211 acres at 1572 Buck Swamp Rd for up to 748 residential lots
- Proposed rezoning for a single-family home development at 135 Belle Cutoff Rd and other parcels
- Contract for 2026 July 4th Fireworks Display with Starfire Corporation for $75,000
- Utility relocation reimbursement to Georgia Power for Old Jesup Road Improvements up to $174,625
- Contract for Master Comprehensive Emergency Management Planning Services with Early Alert, Inc. for $172,100
Island Planning Commission
The Island Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a zoning change in Glynn Haven and three design or permit requests on St. Simons Island. The body will also review the proposed 2026 meeting calendar.
- ZM-25-32: Request to rezone a portion of abandoned 1st Avenue at 120 Palm Street from One-Family Residential (R-6) to Local Commercial (LC)
- VP-25-7: Design review for a new roof, exterior paint, and larger canopy at 311 and 313 Mallery St
- VP-25-8: Design review for a new elevator at 100 Floyd St
- CUP-25-5: Conditional use permit for handrails on a dune crossover at 2 Coast Cottage Lane
Finance Committee 2025-12-04
The Glynn County Finance Committee will consider a range of financial matters including surplus property declarations, property tax corrections, a $27,029 settlement for a damaged police vehicle, authorization for $60,055 in emergency equipment, and several contracts. Notable contracts include a $172,100 emergency management planning contract and a $68,985 sidewalk construction project. The committee will also decide on a sponsorship request for a historical celebration and two property tax penalty refund requests.
- Settle for $27,029 on damaged 2022 Ford Police Interceptor
- Approve $60,055 purchase of emergency extrication equipment
- Award $172,100 contract to Early Alert, Inc. for emergency management planning
- Award $68,985 contract for Buckingham Sidewalk Construction Project
- Approve or deny $1,737.50 refund request for historical society event at Gascoigne Bluff Park
Finance Committee 2025-11-06
The Glynn County Finance Committee will consider several budget amendments for FY24/25 and FY25/26, award construction contracts for Selden Park sidewalk and Blythe Island drainage projects, and accept grants and donations. The committee will also decide on a refund request for park rental fees from a pickleball group. These items are recommended for approval to the full County Commission.
- Adopt resolution to amend FY24/25 budget and FY25/26 budget (items 5, 7)
- Award IFB26-012 Selden Park Sidewalk Improvement Project to TJR Group Inc. for $312,386.54 (item 9)
- Award IFB26-015 Blythe Island Drainage Construction Project (Cameron Place) to TRI SCAPES, LLC for $351,778.07 (item 15)
- Accept Safe Streets for All Grant from USDOT: $400,000 total with $80,000 local match (item 11)
- Reallocate $14,300 from Selden Park Maintenance Shed Flooring Project for floor scrubber and maintenance equipment (item 8)
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will meet to review a variance request for a residential property on Saint Simons Island. The board will also review the proposed 2026 meeting calendar.
- ZV-25-42: Variance request for reduction in left-side and front-yard setbacks at 110 Demere Oaks Circle, SSI
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will consider approving a $560,000 grant for road safety and a $160,000 right-of-way acquisition, along with a rezoning request for a mobile home business on Highway 82. The meeting also includes public hearings on an alcohol license and a property abandonment request.
- Approve $560,000 Safe Streets for All grant ($320k federal, $80k local match)
- Authorize $160,000 Right-of-Way acquisition for CR 583/Sea Island Road
- Rezone 7870 Highway 82 from Forest Agricultural to Highway Commercial
- Public hearing for Metro Diner alcohol license at 10515 Canal Crossing
- Public hearing for abandonment of improved area at 1629 Bruce Drive
Mainland Planning Commission
The Mainland Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and a site plan. The first rezone (ZM-25-28) would change 211 acres at 1572 Buck Swamp Rd from Forest Agricultural to General Residential for up to 748 lots. The second (ZM-25-31) would rezone multiple parcels near Belle Cutoff Road and Highway 17 S for a single-family development. Commissioners will also consider site plan approval for a 27,665-square-foot expansion of Dobbs Equipment at 251 Perry Lane Road.
- Approve minutes of the November 4, 2025 meeting
- Review proposed 2026 Mainland Planning Commission meeting calendar
- Public hearing on ZM-25-28: rezone 211 acres at 1572 Buck Swamp Rd from FA to GR for up to 748 residential lots (Weyerhaeuser)
- Public hearing on ZM-25-31: rezone parcels at Belle Cutoff Rd and Highway 17 S from FA/HC to GR for Belle Farm development (Patel & Modi, Sandy K. Spell)
- Public hearing on SP-25-36: site plan for 27,665 SF expansion of Dobbs Equipment at 251 Perry Lane Rd (Basic Industrial zone)
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda with over 20 items, including contracts, grants, plat approvals, and budget amendments, followed by public hearings on a street abandonment and six zoning changes. Notable actions include a $378,330 contract with Motorola Solutions for radio system upgrades and a rezone of 150 Venture Drive from commercial to high residential to allow conversion of an extended stay hotel into 102 apartments. The board will also award a $312,386 sidewalk improvement project for Selden Park and accept a $400,000 federal grant for safe streets.
- $378,330 contract with Motorola Solutions for ASTRO II P-25 radio system service and upgrade, funded by E911 fund.
- Final plat approval for Majestic Oaks Subdivision Phase 2A, 30 lots on 7.5 acres at 105 Long Way S.
- Rezone of 150 Venture Drive from Freeway Commercial to High Residential for conversion of hotel into 102 multi-family units.
- Award of $312,386.54 to TJR Group for Selden Park Sidewalk Improvement Project, funded by SPLOST 2022.
- Acceptance of $400,000 Safe Streets for All Grant from U.S. DOT, with $80,000 local match from City of Brunswick and Glynn County.
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will meet to receive a presentation on the Opioid Grant Strategic Plan. The meeting also includes a scheduled executive session.
- Presentation on the Opioid Grant Strategic Plan
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will consider two variance requests at this meeting. The first seeks to reduce required parking from 204 to 126 spaces at a Freeway Commercial property on Venture Drive. The second aims to bring a nonconforming structure into compliance at 732 Ocean Blvd on Saint Simons Island.
- ZV-25-40: Variance to reduce parking from 204 to 126 spaces at 150 Venture Drive, Brunswick (parcel 03-21106)
- ZV-25-41: Variance to bring nonconforming structure into compliance at 732 Ocean Blvd, Saint Simons Island (parcel 04-04782)
- Approval of minutes from the October 9, 2025 meeting
Board of Elections and Registration
The Board of Elections and Registration will vote to certify the results of the November 4, 2025 Special and Municipal Elections. They will also discuss precinct consolidation. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and an office report on voter statistics.
- Certification of November 4, 2025 Special and Municipal Elections
- Discussion of precinct consolidation
- Approval of minutes from October 14, 2025 regular meeting
- Office report on voter statistics
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will vote on several infrastructure contracts and land use requests. Key items include a shoreline rehabilitation project and the final plat for a 55-lot subdivision.
- Award $2,045,730 contract to SJ Hamill Construction LLC for St. Simons Shoreline Revetment Rehabilitation Phase II
- Approve final plat for Sweetwater at Golden Isles, Phase 3 (0 Nautilus Avenue) including a $1,758,342.94 performance bond
- Approve $371,985 agreement with Moffatt and Nichol for traffic design at Sea Island Road and Market Street
- Approve $59,392.18 purchase of two Harley-Davidson Electra Glide motorcycles for the Police Department
- Public hearing for alcoholic beverage license for Shiv Shakti 1995, Inc. at 5055 New Jesup Hwy
Board of Appeals
The Glynn County Board of Appeals will consider two variance requests: one to reduce parking requirements at 150 Venture Drive and another to bring a structure into compliance at 732 Ocean Blvd. The meeting will also include the approval of minutes from a previous session.
- Approve minutes from October 9, 2025
- ZV-25-40: Variance for reduced parking at 150 Venture Drive
- ZV-25-41: Variance to bring nonconforming structure into compliance at 732 Ocean Blvd
Finance Committee 2025-10-02
The Finance Committee will consider several approvals, including budget calendar adoption and grant submissions. It will vote on contracts for sidewalk improvements on Scranton Connector ($576,895) and Old Jesup Road ($1,661,599). Additional items include a $64,806 IT software purchase and a $113,473.49 fleet‑asset software contract.
- Adopt FY 2026/2027 Budget Calendar
- Approve $64,806 purchase of RentalScapes short‑term rental software
- Award $576,895 contract to Curb and Gutter Professionals for Scranton Connector sidewalks
- Award $1,661,599 contract to Curb and Gutter Professionals for Old Jesup Road improvements
- Award $113,473.49 contract to Transit Asset Management for fleet asset software
Board of Elections and Registration
The Glynn County Board of Elections and Registration will consider approving minutes from the September 9 meeting, receive a General Election update, discuss legislative priorities, and vote on a letter requesting support for federal funding. Public comment will be heard. An executive session may be held if needed.
- Approve minutes of September 9, 2025 regular meeting
- General Election update
- Legislative priorities discussion
- Approval of letter to request support for federal funding
- Possible executive session
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
This special called meeting of the Glynn County Board of Commissioners features presentations on three topics: a proposed Animal Control Ordinance amendment, educational and wayfinding signage for the historic Tabby Cabins, and the Stepping Up Initiative from the Glynn County Behavioral Health Advocates. The board will discuss and may vote on these items. An executive session is also scheduled.
- Presentation and possible action on Animal Control Ordinance amendment
- Presentation from Cassina Garden Club on wayfinding signage for historic Tabby Cabins
- Presentation on Stepping Up Initiative (mental health) from Glynn County Behavioral Health Advocates
- Executive session (post-executive session action pending)
Island Planning Commission
The Island Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a 38-dwelling development at 136 Marshs Edge Lane, a rezone of 646 Beachview Drive for a private event space and single-family homes, and a 3,300 sq ft addition to an auto service business at 677 Skylane Road. The commission will also vote on the minutes from the September 16 meeting.
- SP-25-29: 3,300 sf addition to tire/auto service at 677 Skylane Road, St. Simons Island
- SP-25-25: 38 new dwellings and infrastructure at 136 Marshs Edge Lane, St. Simons Island
- ZM-25-22: Rezone 646 Beachview Drive from RR to Planned Development for private event space and one-family dwellings
- Approve minutes of the September 16, 2025 meeting
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will consider approving the 2025 General Employee Pay Plan and personnel policy amendments. They will also vote on consent agenda items including several infrastructure contracts, a mutual aid agreement with Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, and a software purchase for short-term rental management. Appointments to the Joint Tourism Product Development Steering Committee are also on the agenda.
- Consider approving 2025 General Employee Pay Plan and personnel policy amendments
- Award contract for Old Jesup Road Improvement Project ($1,661,599)
- Award contract for Scranton Connector Sidewalk Improvements ($576,895)
- Approval of mutual aid agreement with Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay
- Approve final plat for Needlerush Cove Townhomes (11 lots, 2304 Demere Road)
Board of Appeals
The Glynn County Board of Appeals will consider two variance requests for nonconforming structures. The meeting will also include the approval of minutes from a previous session.
- Approve minutes from September 11, 2025 meeting
- ZV-25-32: Variance for garage addition at 2128 Bruce Drive, SSI
- ZV-25-35: Variance for existing nonconforming structures at 3804 Whitlock St
Mainland Planning Commission
The Mainland Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a rezoning request (ZM-25-21) that would change 18 parcels along Jenkins Farm Road from Forest Agricultural and Conservation Preservation to Planned Development District. The commission will also review site plan applications for a metal storage building at 3804 Whitlock St (SP-25-17), a 27‑unit condominium at 135 Taylors Dr (SP-25-28), a pole‑barn canopy at 7535 Blythe Island Hwy (SP-25-30), and an industrial/distribution center project at 6650 Hwy 99 (SP-25-31).
- ZM-25-21: Rezone 18 parcels on Jenkins Farm Rd from FA/CP to Planned Development District
- SP-25-17: Approve site plan for a 2,334 sf metal storage building at 3804 Whitlock St (Limited Industrial zone)
- SP-25-28: Approve site plan for a 27‑unit condominium at 135 Taylors Dr (General Residential/Conservation Preservation zone)
- SP-25-30: Approve site plan for a 30 ft × 120 ft pole barn canopy at 7535 Blythe Island Hwy (Highway Commercial zone)
- SP-25-31: Approve site plan for an 18,000 sf industrial building, 6,000 sf office, and 120,000 sf distribution center at 6650 Hwy 99 (Planned Development zone)
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Board will receive an update from City Manager Regina McDuffie on the county's new micro‑transit service. Additional reports will cover retirement plan features, health‑benefits information, a job classification and compensation presentation, and proposed personnel policy changes. No decisions are listed; the items are for discussion and information.
- Update on micro‑transit system rollout (City Manager Regina McDuffie)
- Report on retirement plan features from Nationwide
- Benefits update from MSI and Nomi Health/Southeast Georgia Health System
- Presentation on job classification and compensation plan by Condrey and Associates, Inc.
- Review of proposed changes to Glynn County Personnel Policy
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will approve meeting minutes and submit two HMGP flood and drainage grant applications. Commissioners will hold public hearings on two alcoholic beverage licenses, the abandonment of alleys at 4311 Ninth Street, and a sign variance at 6650 Highway 99. The board will also consider appointing a citizen to the Selden Park Advisory Board and adopt resolutions to sell property, release tax deeds, and convey tax deeds to the Land Bank Authority.
- Consider issuance of a 2025 Alcoholic Beverage License to Ripper'z, 203 Edwards Plaza, St. Simons Island
- Consider issuance of a 2025 Alcoholic Beverage License to Zuzu's Bistro, 119 Mallery St., St. Simons Island
- Consider abandonment of approximately 10‑foot‑wide alleys at 4311 Ninth Street, St. Simons Island
- Consider sign variance request for 6650 Highway 99, Parcel 03‑29066
- Consider adopting a resolution to sell certain County property interests at auction
Board of Elections and Registration
The Board of Elections and Registration will meet to discuss early voting for the November 2025 Special Election for Public Service Commissioner. The body will also review feedback from the 2025 GAVREO Conference and a legislative study committee meeting.
- Early voting for the November 2025 Special Election for Public Service Commissioner
- 2025 GAVREO Conference feedback
- Legislative Discussion and Blue Ribbon Study Committee Meeting in Savannah
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The board will hold a public hearing on three zoning changes, notably a 156-acre rezone for Palmetto Lakes Planned Development. The consent agenda includes large-dollar purchases such as $3.69 million for police radios, over $484,000 for ambulance equipment, and a $367,000 Hurricane Irma reimbursement. Appointments to the Selden Park Advisory Board will also be decided.
- Public hearing on rezone of 156 acres for Palmetto Lakes Planned Development (755 Harry Driggers Blvd)
- $3,693,263 purchase order to Motorola Solutions for mobile and portable radios
- $252,496.66 for Stryker Medical ambulance remounts
- $231,782.10 for five LifePak 35 monitor/defibrillators
- $367,386.72 Hurricane Irma direct administrative costs reimbursement
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will approve minutes from August 14, 2025, and hold public hearings on two variance requests for setback reductions on St. Simons Island. The first request seeks to reduce the left-side setback to 6.9 feet for an accessory building expansion at 238 Devonwood Drive. The second request is for a garage addition at 212 Anguilla Avenue. Each side gets 30 minutes for public comments with a 5-minute speaker limit.
- ZV-25-31: Variance to reduce left-side setback to 6.9 ft for accessory building expansion at 238 Devonwood Drive, SSI (parcel 04-01783)
- ZV-25-34: Variance for garage addition to nonconforming structure at 212 Anguilla Ave, SSI (parcel 04-04827)
- Approval of minutes from the August 14, 2025 Board of Appeals meeting
Mainland Planning Commission
The Mainland Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two zoning amendments and one site plan. The body will review requests for property changes at Harry Driggers Blvd and Martin Palmer Drive, as well as a new storage building at Whitlock Ln.
- ZM-25-17: Rezoning request for 156.17 acres at 755 Harry Driggers Blvd (and 5375 Highway 17 N)
- ZM-25-20: County-initiated zoning amendment for parcel 03-12687 at 351 Martin Palmer Drive
- SP-25-26: Site plan for a 980 SF metal storage building at 100 Whitlock Ln
Special Called Joint Planning Commission Work Session
The Glynn County Mainland and Islands Planning Commissions are holding a special called joint work session to discuss proposed updates to the Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Regulations. The meeting includes a staff presentation and a discussion of draft documents from August 8, 2024, and July 30, 2024, respectively. No final votes are expected; the session is for review and planning next steps.
- Approval of minutes from the September 18, 2024, joint work session
- Presentation by Community Development Department staff
- Discussion of the August 8, 2024, Zoning Ordinance draft
- Discussion of the July 30, 2024, Subdivision Regulations draft
- Discussion of next steps for the zoning and subdivision update process
Island Planning Commission
The Island Planning Commission will consider a request for a subdivision variance to reduce the width of a private access easement for a portion of the proposed access easement within XS-25-44 at 209 North Harrington Road. The property is zoned R-6, One-Family Residential, and the applicant is SSI Supper Club, LLC. The commission will also vote to approve the minutes from the August 19, 2025 meeting.
- Subdivision variance request to reduce private access easement width at 209 North Harrington Road (parcel 04-05369) for XS-25-44
- Applicant: SSI Supper Club, LLC, represented by Ussery Rule Morelan Architects
- Property zoned R-6, One-Family Residential
- Approval of August 19, 2025 meeting minutes
Island Planning Commission
The Island Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Village Preservation design review for new signage at 316 Mallery Street on St. Simons Island. The property is zoned Village Mixed Use and lies within the Island Preservation Overlay District. Commissioners will also vote to approve the minutes from the June 24, 2025 meeting.
- Public hearing on VP-25-6: design review for new signage at 316 Mallery St, St. Simons Island (parcel 04-07912)
- Approval of minutes from the June 24, 2025 meeting
- Meeting includes invocation, pledge, and review of meeting procedures
Finance Committee 2025-09-04
The Finance Committee will consider consent items including approving August meeting minutes and property tax corrections. Reports include accepting a $367,386.72 reimbursement for Hurricane Irma, awarding contracts for indigent burial services and sidewalk repairs, purchasing traffic signal equipment, and accepting a $199,631 grant for the drug court. General business includes a property tax refund request for $285.64.
- Accept $367,386.72 reimbursement for Hurricane Irma (Disaster 4338-DR-GA)
- Award contract to Brunswick Memorial Park for indigent burial services at $1,100 per occurrence
- Award $60,480 contract to Allen Owens Construction for sidewalk repairs at various locations
- Issue $73,865 purchase order to Temple Inc. for traffic signal power supply equipment
- Accept $199,631 grant from Criminal Justice Coordinating Council for drug court behavioral health services
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a county-initiated rezoning of two parcels totaling about 271 acres off Myers Hill Road and Lakes Drive, proposing to modify a Planned Development District and rezone 82 acres from Forest Agricultural to Planned Development for residential use. The consent agenda includes three Brunswick Area Transportation Study contracts with GDOT totaling over $611,000, a police canine retirement, and an easement release. General business includes an amendment to regulate bikes and e-bikes on county paths, including a 15 mph speed limit.
- Rezoning of 850 Myers Hill Road (189 acres) and adjacent parcel (82 acres) from Forest Agricultural to Planned Development District for residential development
- Brunswick Area Transportation Study planning contract with GDOT for $188,078.65
- Brunswick Area Transportation Study Safe & Accessible Transportation Options contract for $3,858.02
- Countywide Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Trails Plan grant contract for $420,000 with local match from City of Brunswick, Glynn County, and Jekyll Island Authority
- Amendment to ordinance Article IV, Section 2-13-55 and 2-13-56 to regulate bikes and e-bikes on county paths, setting a 15 mph speed limit for all bikes, e-bikes, and electric play vehicles
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to establish the 2025 millage rates and accept the Board of Education's millage rate. The meeting includes several rezoning requests and the approval of various grants and equipment purchases.
- Public hearing for proposed 2025-26 Millage Rates
- Rezoning requests for 3804 Whitlock St, 6122 Altama Ave Unit 3, and 77 Glynnmarsh Ct
- Purchase of two 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD trucks for $151,074
- Grant acceptance of $200,000 for Juvenile Justice Incentive and $328,610 for Library Zero Based Budget
- Contract for inmate work detail from Long State Prison at an annual cost of $54,249.80 per detail
Board of Elections and Registration Special Called Meeting
The Board of Elections and Registration will hold a hearing on a challenge to candidate qualifications for the City of Brunswick 2025 Municipal Election. The board may also convene an executive session if needed. No other substantive items are on the agenda.
- Hearing on challenge to candidate qualifications for the City of Brunswick 2025 Municipal Election
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Board of Commissioners will meet to receive reports on club financials, a comprehensive plan update, and a new website design. No final decisions are scheduled for these items.
- Presentation on St. Simons Boating and Fishing Club financials
- Strategic and Comprehensive Plan update by ACCG Intern Cealie Dever
- Preview of the County's new website design
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to receive citizen comments regarding the proposed 2025-26 millage rates. The board will discuss and consider voting on these rates.
- Public hearing on proposed 2025-26 millage rates
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to receive citizen comments on the proposed 2025-26 millage rates. After the hearing, the board may move to executive session, followed by possible action.
- Public hearing to receive comments on proposed 2025-26 Millage Rates
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider consent agenda items including memorandums of agreement for fire rescue clinical training and mutual aid with Kings Bay, a transportation planning contract, and a quitclaim deed. A public hearing is scheduled for the proposed abandonment of an unimproved area on St. Simons Island. The board may also enter executive session.
- Public hearing on abandonment of unimproved area near 118 Circle Drive and 111 St. Simons Avenue, St. Simons Island (AB-25-4)
- Approve MOA with Coastal Pines Technical College for Fire Rescue clinical EMS training
- Approve MOA with Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay for mutual fire/medical/hazmat aid
- Award contract to RS&H, Inc. for BATS MPO program administration at $181,982.50
- Accept quitclaim deed from Sea Island to clarify title of Tabby House at Malcolm McKinnon Airport
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will consider an amendment to increase the hotel/motel excise tax rate in the unincorporated area from five percent to seven percent, effective July 1, 2025. They will also vote to approve the County Manager's selection of an Assistant County Manager. The meeting includes an invocation, pledge, and a report before moving to an executive session.
- Amend Section 2-14-21 of the Code of Ordinances to raise the hotel/motel excise tax to 7% (effective July 1, 2025)
- Approve the County Manager's selection of the Assistant County Manager
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Board will receive an update and discuss ZM-24-11, a rezoning request for the property at 5140 Blythe Island Highway. Commissioners may vote on the rezoning after discussion. The meeting also includes an invocation, pledge, and an executive session.
- ZM-24-11 – rezoning request for 5140 Blythe Island Highway
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will consider presentations on the Hyundai plant's impact, a library expansion plan, and a community award. The meeting also includes an executive session.
- Receive presentation on Hyundai plant impact
- Discussion of 2030-2035 Library Expansion Planning
- Receive presentation on Georgia City-County Management Association Community Award
- Receive update on County cell phone policy
- Receive presentation on PlanFirst application opportunity
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will hold a special called meeting to discuss and possibly vote on three items: a presentation from Juvenile Court Judge Molly McIlvaine on staffing and funding, GDOT's plans to replace the SR32 Bridge over Little Buffalo Creek, and renaming the Juvenile Justice Center. An executive session is also scheduled.
- Presentation from Juvenile Court Judge Molly McIlvaine on staffing and additional funding opportunities
- Discussion of GDOT plans to replace the SR32 Bridge over Little Buffalo Creek
- Discussion on renaming the Glynn County Juvenile Justice Center
- Executive session followed by potential action
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board will vote on consent agenda items including firefighter gear purchases, a road dedication, and an airspace encroachment agreement. It will hold a public hearing on an appeal of a variance denial for a deck at 241 Georgia Street, St. Simons Island. A funding agreement with Rise Risley, Inc. for up to $700,000 for the Risley Campus Redevelopment Project will be considered.
- Approve $156,820 purchase order for firefighter protective ensembles via Sourcewell contract
- Approve airspace encroachment agreement with BeSeen Outdoor at 1546 Old Jesup Road for $1,200/year for 10 years
- Approve road dedication agreement with Tack Real Estate Investments for Millennium Boulevard, including $450,000 payment
- Public hearing on appeal of variance denial (ZV-25-18) for 0' side setback at 241 Georgia Street, St. Simons Island
- Consider $700,000 funding agreement with Rise Risley, Inc. for Risley Campus Redevelopment
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will consider a series of approvals, including land donations, a traffic signal permit, and several large contracts for public facilities. Major contracts include a $2,812,966.39 parking and drainage improvement project and a $4,388,178 park construction project on Coast Guard Beach, each with detailed funding sources. The board will also adopt a fee schedule for Certified Pool Operator training, amend the E911 pay plan, and hold public hearings on a pool variance appeal and two road abandonments.
- Award contract to J Hiers Company Inc for Coast Guard Beach Parking and Drainage Improvements – $2,812,966.39 (funded by $2,001,925 Coast Guard Park Outdoor Stewardship DNR Grant and $811,042 Accommodation Excise Tax Fund)
- Award contract to Salacia Construction, LLC for Coast Guard Beach Park Construction – $4,388,178 (funded by $1,000,000 State of Georgia Appropriation, $998,075 DNR Grant, $93,733 AET Fund, and $2,296,370 Tourism Product Development Fund)
- Approve Certified Pool Operator training fee schedule at $350 as required by O.C.G.A. § 31-3-4(a)(6)
- Amend E911 pay plan to provide 1.5% step increases each year instead of 3.0% every two years
- Public hearing on appeal of Board of Appeals decision (Case ZV-25-19) for a pool variance at 106 Dunkeld Lane, Sea Island
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will discuss and consider a proposal regarding the Inman Solar Cate Road Landfill. They will also receive a preview of the county's new website design. The meeting includes an executive session and potential post-executive session action.
- Receive proposal on Inman Solar Cate Road Landfill
- Preview of new county website design by Kim Ransom
- Executive session scheduled
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will vote on adopting the proposed FY25-FY26 budget and consider several consent agenda items, including final plats for subdivisions, contracts for capital projects, and board reappointments. Key decisions include approving the Buc-ee's subdivision on Highway 99, a $5 million contract for the SSI Marina Project, and a $1.2 million taxiway rehab at St. Simons Island Airport.
- Adoption of the proposed Glynn County FY25-FY26 Budget
- Final plat for Buc-ee's subdivision at 6900 Highway 99 (29.111 acres)
- Up to $5,000,000 agreement for SSI Marina Project with JOC Construction
- Final plat for Bergen Woods subdivision: 186 townhouse lots on Dana Place
- Increase Coroner's salary to $50,000 annually
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
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Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
This special called meeting is for a public hearing to receive citizen comments on the proposed Glynn County FY25-FY26 budget. The board will also hold an executive session and may take action afterward.
- Public hearing on the proposed Glynn County FY25-FY26 budget
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
This special called meeting includes presentations from the coroner, Optim Impact on orthopedic care, the Georgia Ports Authority, and the Department of Public Health on a dental clinic expansion. Commissioners will also hear an update on the Blythe Island Regional Park Strategic Plan and discuss a possible ordinance amendment on bicycle and e-bike use on paths. The meeting concludes with an executive session and potential action.
- Request from Coroner Marc Neu
- Presentation from Optim Impact on Optim Health System's orthopedic care program
- Update from Georgia Ports Authority
- Presentation on expanding public health facility to include a dental clinic
- Discussion of ordinance amendment on bicycles and e-bikes on multi-use paths
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on an appeal of a denied variance for a laundry room at 74 Wildlife Preserve, Saint Simons Island. The meeting also includes approvals of several contracts and purchase orders, such as a $455,000 change order for debris removal and a $328,280 purchase of two dump trucks. Additional items cover budget adjustments, service agreements, and policy amendments.
- Approve public hearing on appeal of variance (Case ZV-25-3) for 74 Wildlife Preserve, R-12 zone
- Authorize change order increasing Purchase Order #25000538 to $715,000 for CERES Environmental debris removal ($455,000 increase)
- Approve purchase order of $328,280 to Worldwide Equipment Enterprises for two 2026 Kenworth T480 dump trucks
- Approve agreement with Flock Safety for additional cameras, $113,314.96 funded by Public Safety and Community Violence Reduction Grant
- Approve FY26 contract with Keep Golden Isles Beautiful for $66,523.07 funded by the Solid Waste Fund
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a request to amend the St. Simons Airport Planned Development District to allow a commercial kitchen and restaurant on Tract B and to modify tree canopy rules for federal compliance. They will also consider a county-initiated text amendment to update references from Community Development to Planning and Zoning in the zoning ordinance. Other action items include approving a mutual aid agreement with Camden County Fire Rescue and a final plat for two lots on St. Simons Island.
- Public hearing on ZM-25-5: amend St. Simons Airport PDD to add commercial kitchen/restaurant and adjust tree canopy for federal safety standards.
- Consideration of TA-24-1: county-initiated text amendment to rename Community Development Director/Department to Planning and Zoning Director/Department.
- Approve MOU between VA Health Care System and Glynn County Police Department.
- Approve final plat for two lots at 588 Demere Road and 627 Sheraton Plaza, St. Simons Island (General Residential zoning).
- Approve canceling the regular meeting scheduled for July 3, 2025.
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda including a 77-lot subdivision, multiple agreements, grants, and a $35,000 fireworks contract. Public hearings are scheduled for an alcohol license, an alley abandonment, a sign variance, two D.R. Horton rezoning requests, and a conditional use permit for a restaurant. The most consequential item is a proposed amendment to the alcohol ordinance to allow exceptions to the 200-yard buffer between package stores and residential zones in certain mixed-use Planned Development districts.
- Ordinance amendment to allow limited exception to 200-yard distance requirement for package stores in mixed-use PD districts (item 22)
- Approve final plat for The Lakes at North Glynn, Phase 1 – 77 lots on 24 acres, with $1,325,475 performance bond (item 6)
- Rezone 104 acres at 775/850/785 Harry Driggers Blvd to reduce side yard setbacks for D.R. Horton (item 26)
- Rezone 23.4 acres at 231 Depratter Lane and adjoining parcel for D.R. Horton (item 27)
- Conditional use permit for restaurant at 215 Unit 1 Mallery St, St Simons Island (item 28)
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Board of Commissioners will hold a special called meeting to receive presentations and updates. Discussions include coastal resilience, beach leash ordinances, and future county projects.
- Presentation from Jennifer Kline of the Inaugural Coastal Resilience Academy
- DNR update on a stricter leash ordinance for the beach regarding shorebirds
- Update from the Golden Isles Development Authority
- Update regarding future county projects
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda including approval of minutes, a roadway lighting agreement, a revised engineering contract, and acceptance of opioid abatement funds. Two public hearings are scheduled: one for a provisional alcohol license at Friendly Express #58 on St. Simons Island, and another for a rezoning at 615 Ocean Boulevard to allow a new single-family home.
- Accept $406,366 from Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust for Brunswick Judicial Circuit Drug Court
- Award revised on-call engineering contract to Pond and Company, rescinding previous award
- Authorize $140,780 for Moffatt and Nichol engineering services for SSI Tidal Pools
- Public hearing on rezoning 615 Ocean Blvd from VMU/IPC to PD/IP for single-family dwelling
- Public hearing on provisional 2025 alcohol license for Friendly Express #58 at 5510 Frederica Rd
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will meet to adopt a resolution amending the FY24/25 budget and vote on several infrastructure and service contracts. The agenda includes public hearings regarding alcoholic beverage licenses, a zoning change on Scarlett Street, and an alley abandonment.
- Contract for W. Harold Pate 3rd Floor Renovation Project Phase I with B. James Construction, LLC for $508,625
- Final plat approval for Grace Crossing at Carriage Gate, Phase 2C Subdivision (32 lots) at 203 Belmont Circle
- Zoning change request for 3045 Scarlett Street from Freeway Commercial to Planned Development District
- Contract for Turtle River Park Dock Rehabilitation Project with CWA Development for $228,300
- Purchase order for auditing services from Baker Tilley not to exceed $75,000
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will receive updates on Superfund sites, SSI Gateway options, and a proposed Data Centers Ordinance. The board will also discuss an amendment to update references in the county's zoning and subdivision regulations.
- Receive update on Superfund Sites from One Hundred Miles
- Receive presentation on SSI Gateway options from Moffett and Nichol
- Receive presentation on proposed Data Centers Ordinance
- Discussion on amendment to update references in Zoning Ordinance
- Executive Session/Post Executive Session Action
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will discuss and vote on an Operational and Funding Agreement with the Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority, which would provide $800,000 annually for ten years starting July 1, 2025. The meeting also includes an executive session and potential post-session action.
- Consider approval of a 10-year, $800,000 annual funding agreement with the Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on three matters: a rezone for Saint Simons Christian School (adding property to a Planned Development District), a rezone for a warehouse at 4424 Highway 17 N, and naming the Brunswick-Golden Isles Airport terminal as the "Woody Woodside Terminal." The consent agenda includes routine items such as approving minutes, a $75,000 audit contract with Baker Tilley, a $63,525 clock tower repair, and a $300/month on-call stipend for adjunct magistrate judges. General business items include adopting a resolution for the airport terminal naming, proposed revisions to the Procurement Ordinance, and a request to change the Development Authority board composition to allow a sitting commissioner.
- Public hearing on ZM-24-15: Saint Simons Christian School rezone (1060 Coquina Circle and properties along Pine Street, St. Simons Island)
- Public hearing on ZM-25-2: Rezone 4424 Highway 17 N from HC to PD for a warehouse
- Public hearing and resolution to name airport terminal 'M.H. Woody Woodside Terminal'
- Authorize $75,000 audit contract with Baker Tilley
- Authorize $63,525 single-source purchase order for Historic Courthouse Clock Tower Dials repair (with FEMA reimbursement)
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The board will hold public hearings on a proposed increase of the accommodation excise tax from 5% to 7%, on naming the airport terminal, and on rezonings including a duplex and a truck wash. Consent agenda items include contracts for road paving, library roof repairs, fire rescue equipment, and drainage projects. The board will also vote on resolutions concerning commissioner compensation and development authority membership.
- Public hearing on proposed increase of hotel/motel lodging tax from 5% to 7%
- Consider naming Brunswick-Golden Isles Airport terminal 'Woody Woodside Terminal'
- Rezone 111 E. Howard Drive from R-12 to GR for duplexes (recommended denial)
- Award contract for College Park Drainage Improvements Phase II ($3,202,532.92)
- Award contract for Honeygal-Pennick Pipe Replacement ($491,702.32)
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Board will hold a public hearing on three local legislation requests: increasing the hotel/motel lodging tax from 5% to 7%, adjusting commissioner salaries, and allowing a commissioner on the Development Authority. Following the hearing, they will consider resolutions adopting the salary and authority changes. They will also receive updates from the UGA Extension office, the St. Simons Land Trust, and on proposed Procurement Revisions.
- Public hearing on increasing hotel/motel lodging tax from 5% to 7%
- Public hearing on adjusting base salaries of Glynn County Board of Commissioners
- Public hearing on permitting a County Commissioner on the Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority
- Consider adoption of resolution requesting local legislation to adjust commissioner salaries
- Consider adoption of resolution requesting local legislation for Development Authority membership change
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on local legislation to increase the hotel/motel lodging tax from 5% to 7%, adjust commissioner salaries, and allow a commissioner on the development authority. The board will also vote on a $250,000 debris removal contract for Winter Storm Enzo, several rezonings including a surface mining project at 7580 Golden Isles Parkway and a Washington Street rezone, and a conditional use permit for native landscaping on Sea Island.
- Public hearing on local legislation to raise lodging tax from 5% to 7%, increase commissioner salaries, and add a commissioner to the development authority
- Authorization of $250,000 purchase order to CERES Environmental for debris removal from Winter Storm Enzo
- Rezone (ZM-24-24) for surface mining on 58 acres at 7580 Golden Isles Parkway
- Rezone (ZM-24-25) of six lots on Washington Street from General Residential to Planned Development District
- Conditional use permit (CUP-24-10) for native landscaping seaward of setback line at 108 E. Twenty First Street, Sea Island
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners is holding a special called planning retreat. The agenda includes a guest speaker, a review of the strategic plan, and meetings with department directors to discuss 2026 goals. No formal votes or binding decisions are scheduled.
- Review of the Strategic Plan from 9:30 AM to noon
- Meeting with Department Directors to review 2026 Goals from 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM
- Guest speaker from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
- No specific ordinances, rezonings, or contracts on the agenda
Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Special Called
This special called meeting includes presentations and discussions on four topics: an introduction from Probate Court, Fire Rescue's Community Risk Assessment, House Bill 581 on a statewide homestead exemption, and a staffing plan for the District Attorney's Office including the potential resumption of direct payroll disbursement by the county. The board may consider and vote on these items after discussion.
- Introduction and discussion of Probate Court by Judge Kelly S. Lanier
- Presentation of Fire Rescue's Community Risk Assessment and Standard of Cover project
- Presentation on House Bill 581, a statewide homestead exemption
- Presentation on proposed staffing plan for the District Attorney's Office and discussion of resuming direct payroll disbursement to its employees
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The board will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests and a conditional use permit. It will also vote on a consent agenda that includes a $2.33 million road construction contract, $700,000 in increased jail medical budgets, and several grant acceptances. The most consequential item is a proposed rezone at 2280 Demere Road from Medium Residential to Local Commercial.
- Rezone 2280 Demere Road, St. Simons Island from Medium Residential to Local Commercial (ZM-24-23)
- Rezone 2668/2678 Highway 17 South to add car wash as a use (ZM-24-22)
- Conditional use permit for animal hospital/boarding at 4265 Highway 17 N (CUP-24-9)
- Award $2,330,582.50 contract to Georgia Asphalt Producers, Inc. for McKenzie Road and Depratter Lane Extension
- Approve $700,000 increase for Sheriff's jail medical ($500,000) and prescription ($200,000) budgets
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will conduct a swearing-in ceremony for four commissioners and elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman. The body will also consider appointments for various county boards, committees, and planning commissions.
- Swearing in of Commissioners Tostensen, Duncan, Booker, and Rafolski
- Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman
- Appointments to Board of Health, BATS, CRC, JWSC, and other committees
- Appointment of five citizens to the Mainland Planning Commission
- Appointment of four citizens to the Islands Planning Commission