Henry County public meetings in 2024

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners will hold a public meeting to discuss three legislative priority areas: fire services, de‑annexations, and mental health. No formal actions or votes are listed; the agenda indicates discussion only.

• Discussion of legislative priority – fire services
• Discussion of legislative priority – de‑annexations
• Discussion of legislative priority – mental health

The Henry County Board of Commissioners held a called public meeting to discuss three priority issues: fire services, de-annexation of county-owned property, and mental health. No formal votes or decisions were taken; the meeting was informational, with presentations from county staff, the sheriff's office, and the school superintendent. The board adjourned without taking action.

• No formal decisions or votes were recorded during the meeting

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners considered a range of items, including several consent agenda resolutions, a request for annexation, and multiple contract approvals. The board voted to purchase fire rescue vehicles and ambulances for $7,483,528. Other actions included a $824,440.05 software subscription award and a $320,000 consulting contract for the Atlanta Motor Speedway & Airport Area Development Master Plan. Several planning and zoning public hearings were postponed.

• Resolution 24-279: purchase of fire rescue pumps, ambulances and related equipment for $7,483,528
• Resolution 24-280: amendment to award $824,440.05 for OpenGov software subscription
• Resolution 24-278: fuel Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of McDonough
• Resolution 24-277: contract with RightSite Health Physicians PLLC for nurse navigation/telehealth services at no cost to the county
• Resolution 24-273: annexation request for 48.597 acres east of Highway 42 North and Campground Road

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved an ordinance amendment shifting oversight of the Elections Supervisor from the Superior Court Judge to the Board of Commissioners, with the Board of Elections recommending candidates. The board also directed staff to draft a data center ordinance and limit comprehensive plan amendments to once a year. Several rezoning and annexation items were postponed by applicants, and the board denied a Stockbridge annexation request.

• Approved ordinance amendment for Elections Board oversight (4-1-1)
• Approved resolution for tiny homes at A Friend's House (6-0)
• Approved speed detection device roadway list (6-0)
• Renamed portion of Peeksville Road as Roy Kuhn Drive (6-0)
• Denied Stockbridge annexation AX-24-03 (6-0)
• Approved $320,000 bid to Cooper Carry for AMS/Airport master plan (5-1)
• Approved rezoning RZ-22-22 for 206-lot conservation subdivision (5-1)
• Directed staff to draft data center ordinance and limit comp plan amendments (6-0)

Zoning Advisory Board

The Zoning Advisory Board will review several rezoning requests, including a large master planned mixed-use development and two data center proposals. The board will also consider a conditional use request for a conservation subdivision and an amendment to the Unified Land Development Code regarding development agreements.

• RZ-24-27: Rezoning of 1,277.621 +/- acres on Highway 19/41 North to Mixed Use
• RZ-24-07: Rezoning of 148.199 +/- acres south of Highway 20 West for a data center
• RZ-24-20: Rezoning of 249.8 +/- acres on Strickland Road for a data center
• RZ-24-17: Rezoning of 43.78 +/- acres south of Anvil Block Road for townhomes
• ULDC-AM-24-03: Proposed amendment to the Unified Land Development Code regarding development agreements

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners decided on several land use and infrastructure projects, including a rezoning request for a single-family and townhome development. The board also voted on animal control ordinances and various facility contracts.

• Approved rezoning of 42.65 +/- acres at 1356 Highway 155 South for single-family and townhomes
• Rejected a resolution requiring mandatory microchipping of all dogs and cats in Henry County
• Approved $552,776.68 for Henry County Water Authority utility relocation for Fairview Road Sidewalks
• Approved $162,145.49 for 45 fitness stations at N. Mt. Carmel Park Recreation Center
• Approved $146,000.00 for resurfacing Richard Craig Tennis Courts

The Board of Commissioners rejected a proposed ordinance requiring mandatory microchipping of all dogs and cats in Henry County, with a 2-4 vote. The board approved a rezoning request for a 42.65-acre property at 1356 Highway 155 South to allow a single-family and townhome development, with an added condition for concrete walking trails. Several consent agenda items were approved, including contracts for building maintenance, park improvements, and cybersecurity grant acceptance.

• Approved consent agenda including contracts for window sealing, elevator maintenance, athletic uniforms, tennis court resurfacing, senior food services, and cybersecurity grant (6-0)
• Denied mandatory microchipping ordinance for dogs and cats (2-4)
• Approved rezoning at 1356 Highway 155 South for single-family and townhome development (4-1-1)
• Approved $552,776.68 for utility relocation for Fairview Road sidewalks (6-0)
• Approved $162,145.49 for 45 fitness stations at N. Mt. Carmel Park (5-1)
• Approved Medicare Advantage Plan for post-65 retirees (6-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners, Development Authority, and Water Authority will meet to discuss the county's vision and relationships with local stakeholders. Topics include retail strategies, broader business opportunities, housing, workforce tax abatements, water infrastructure updates, and a Development Authority update. No formal decisions are indicated; the agenda outlines discussion items.

• Retail Strategies (Board of Commissioners)
• Business Opportunities beyond industrial development and data centers (Board of Commissioners)
• Housing (Board Chair)
• Incentives/Tax Abatements – Workforce (John Selfe, Tax Assessor’s Office)
• Infrastructure/Water Update (Tony Carnell, Water Authority)

The Henry County Board of Commissioners held a joint meeting with the Water Authority and Development Authority to discuss a unified vision for future growth, including medical services, entertainment, and infrastructure. No formal votes or binding decisions were made; the meeting was informational and collaborative. Participants shared district priorities and updates on water infrastructure, tax incentives, and workforce housing efforts.

• No formal decisions or votes taken; meeting was informational
• Discussed vision for medical hub, entertainment, hotel/conference center, and airport/aviation sector
• Commissioners shared district priorities for development and infrastructure
• HCWA reported no lead lines in system after completing EPA inventory
• HCWA increased residential impact fees in January 2024 (first in 20 years)
• HCWA entered MOU with GDOT for Bethlehem Bottoms Interchange waterline relocation
• County Manager announced Strategic Plan to be developed in next 45 days with authority participation

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved several financial contracts, including budgeting software and police technology. The board also decided on rezoning requests and property acquisitions for road widening. A planning appeal regarding a group home at 2063 Panola Road was postponed.

• Awarded $824,942.85 to OpenGov for a 3-year budgeting and e-procurement software subscription
• Approved $120,000 for FususONE Real Time Crime Center software for the Police Department
• Approved rezoning of 2.94 acres east of Highway 155 South to General Commercial (C-2)
• Authorized acquisition of right-of-way and easement for State Route 81 Widening Project (Parcel 99)
• Approved $739,298.87 DHS contract for elderly and disabled transit services

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved a rezoning request (RZ-24-24) to change 2.94 acres from M-1 (Light Manufacturing) to C-2 (General Commercial) for a commercial development, with conditions. They also approved a modification to zoning conditions (MC-24-03) to allow commercial development on Highway 81 East. The consent agenda, including several contracts and grant acceptances, was approved unanimously.

• Approved rezoning RZ-24-24 from M-1 to C-2 for commercial development (5-0)
• Approved modification MC-24-03 to allow commercial development on Highway 81 East (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $824,942.85 OpenGov software subscription (5-0)
• Approved $10,000 gang activity prosecution grant for Police Department (consent)
• Approved $10,000 gang activity prosecution grant for Sheriff's Office (consent)
• Approved Axon Fusus ONE software purchase at $120,000 first year (consent)
• Approved right-of-way acquisition for State Route 81 widening (consent)
• Approved DHS contract for elderly/disabled transit services totaling $741,454.41 (consent)

Zoning Advisory Board

The Henry County Zoning Advisory Board is meeting to discuss several rezoning requests for residential and commercial developments. The board will also consider variance requests for development standards on specific properties.

• RZ-24-17: Rezoning 43.78 acres south of Anvil Block Road for townhomes
• RZ-24-21: Rezoning 21.50 acres at Jonesboro Road and Chambers Road for townhomes
• RZ-24-08: Rezoning 10.7 acres at 297 & 309 Peach Drive for detached cluster homes
• RZ-24-24: Rezoning 2.94 acres east of Highway 155 South for commercial development
• VR-24-10: Variance request for 1.16 acres at 1500 Pates Creek Road

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners decided on several infrastructure projects, including drainage improvements and connected vehicle technology plans. The body also approved two property deannexations from the City of Stockbridge and modified a moratorium for North Ola.

• Approved $1,539,452.75 for drainage improvements at Greenview Subdivision
• Approved $232,000 contract with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for connected vehicle technology analysis
• Approved $298,975 contract with Sonamore, Inc. (P3Mobility) for a Connected Vehicle Technology Deployment Plan
• Approved deannexation of 9.828 acres and 11.58 acres from the City of Stockbridge to Unincorporated Henry County
• Modified the May 7, 2024 North Ola moratorium to include parcels North of Hwy 20 and East of Airline Road

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved all agenda items unanimously, including a $1,539,452.75 drainage improvement project at Greenview Subdivision and a contract for connected vehicle technology. They also expanded the North Ola moratorium to include additional parcels north of Hwy 20 and east of Airline Road, and approved the sale of surplus right-of-way to Bennett International for $5,000.

• Approved $1,539,452.75 Greenview Subdivision drainage improvements (6-0)
• Expanded North Ola moratorium to include parcels north of Hwy 20 and east of Airline Road (6-0)
• Approved $232,000 Kimley-Horn contract for connected vehicle analysis (6-0)
• Approved $298,975 Sonamore contract for connected vehicle deployment plan (6-0)
• Approved sale of surplus Industrial Parkway right-of-way to Bennett International for $5,000 (6-0)
• Approved appointment of Andrea Boyd as Magistrate Court Judge (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda including deannexations and police radar device contract (6-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved several contracts and budget amendments, including a $4.9 million sidewalk project and a $1.3 million road construction project. The board also approved rezoning requests for multiple residential developments.

• Resolution awarding $4,895,231 bid for Fairview Road sidewalks
• Resolution awarding $1,267,481 bid for Knight Drive construction
• Resolution awarding $111,967 for radio equipment for 15 police vehicles
• Resolution awarding $245,000 for Comprehensive Safety Action Plan
• Resolution approving $3,318,826 budget amendment for Fairview Road

The Board of Commissioners approved a 12-month moratorium on rezonings and development applications in the Atlanta Motor Speedway and Airport area, and rescinded a prior marketing agreement with the Development Authority for that property. The board also approved several rezoning requests, including a 150-lot cluster home development on Jonesboro Road and a 92-lot cluster home development on Nail Road, while denying a separate 92-lot request on Nail Road. All other agenda items, including consent items and resolutions, were approved unanimously.

• Approved 12-month moratorium on rezonings and development at Atlanta Motor Speedway area (5-0)
• Rescinded Resolution #24-126 re: Development Authority marketing agreement (5-0)
• Approved rezoning RZ-24-02 for 150-lot cluster homes at 3435 Jonesboro Road (4-1)
• Denied rezoning RZ-24-05 for 92-lot cluster homes at 250/382 Nail Road (5-0)
• Approved rezoning RZ-24-11 for 87-lot conservation subdivision at 555 Pullin Road (5-0)
• Approved rezoning RZ-24-14 for commercial development north of Bill Gardner Parkway (5-0)
• Approved $4.9M Fairview Road sidewalks contract with Sol Construction (5-0)
• Approved $1.27M Knight Drive construction contract with Ryde Grading (5-0)

Zoning Advisory Board

The Henry County Zoning Advisory Board will review two conditional‑use applications: a commercial kennel for the Henry County Humane Society at 820 Highway 81 and a religious facility for Southern Crescent Baptist Church at 334 Lake Dow Road. The board will also hear a Comprehensive Plan amendment to change the Future Land Use Map from Medium Density Suburban to Commercial at the northwest corner of Highway 155 and Millers Mill Road. Finally, a rezoning request will be considered to change the designation from Residential‑Agricultural to C‑1 for a gas station and convenience store at the same intersection.

• CU-24-05: Conditional use for a commercial kennel (3.085 ac) at 820 Highway 81, District 5
• CU-24-06: Conditional use for a religious facility (19.174 ac) at 334 Lake Dow Road, District 3
• COMP-AM-24-07: Comprehensive Plan amendment to rezone 2.21 ac at Highway 155 & Millers Mill Rd from Medium Density Suburban to Commercial, District 4
• RZ-24-23: Rezoning from Residential‑Agricultural to C‑1 (Neighborhood Commercial) for 2.21 ac gas station with convenience store at Highway 155 & Millers Mill Rd, District 4

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners postponed two planned rezoning hearings and then moved through a consent agenda approving several contracts and grants. They accepted a $150,000 Kiwanis donation for new playgrounds, adopted the Comprehensive Parks & Recreation Master Plan, and approved a rezoning from C‑1 to C‑3 on Highway 19/41 with two conditions. Additional resolutions authorized funding for utility relocations, a HUD road resurfacing grant, and a DHS community services grant.

• Resolution approving $1,773,985 utility relocation for Rock Quarry Road widening (SPLOST)
• Resolution accepting $850,000 HUD Community Project Funding Grant for East Atlanta Road resurfacing
• Resolution authorizing $284,355 contract with Georgia DHS using the Community Services Block Grant
• Resolution awarding Bid #24-30 to Unique Portable Restrooms for $18,186 portable toilet rental services
• Resolution approving rezoning RZ-24-04 from C‑1 to C‑3 on Highway 19/41 with architecture review and car‑wash prohibition

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved a rezoning request from C-1 to C-3 for a 40-acre commercial development on Highway 19/41, with conditions including architectural review and a ban on car washes. They also approved a master development plan modification for 44 townhome units at 186 Harold Drive, despite one opposing vote. The consent agenda, including contracts and grants, was approved unanimously.

• Approved rezoning RZ-24-04 for commercial development on Highway 19/41 (6-0)
• Approved master development plan modification for 44 townhomes at 186 Harold Drive (5-1)
• Approved consent agenda including $18,186 portable toilet contract, $284,355 CSBG grant, and utility relocation costs (6-0)
• Accepted $150,000 Kiwanis Club donation for playgrounds at Cochran and Heritage Parks (6-0)
• Approved Comprehensive Parks & Recreation Master Plan (6-0)

Zoning Advisory Board

The Zoning Advisory Board will consider a rezoning application from Liberty Communities to change 80.09 acres at 883 Upper Woolsey Road from Residential‑Agricultural to Residential‑Suburban. It will also review a variance request for 0.528 acres at 3708 Royer Lane and three conditional‑use applications for group homes and a wrecker service at 782 Racetrack Road, 2063 Panola Road, and Fluid Drive. Additional agenda items include discussion of a comprehensive plan amendment and a unified land development code amendment.

• RZ-24-03: Rezoning of 80.09 acres at 883 Upper Woolsey Road (RA to RS) – Liberty Communities
• VR-24-07: Variance for 0.528 acres at 3708 Royer Lane – Kenya Price
• CU-24-03: Conditional use for a group home on 2.375 acres at 782 Racetrack Road – Angela Hannan
• CU-24-04: Conditional use for a group home on 5.76 acres at 2063 Panola Road – Angela Hannan
• CU-24-02: Conditional use for a wrecker service on 2.63 acres at Fluid Drive – Omar Yassien

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners decided on several equipment purchases and service contracts. Key actions included approving a multi-year lease for fire rescue vehicles and updating animal control fees.

• Lease for 7 fire vehicles (tankers, pumpers, and an aerial enforcer) totaling $10,854,137 over seven years
• Purchase of three 12-passenger buses for $352,598 using FTA Cares Act Grant
• L3Harris Radio System Maintenance Agreement renewal for $624,484
• Contract with Johnson Construction Group for $150,351 for police headquarters flooring
• Amendment to fees for Henry County Animal Care and Control

The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved all consent and regular agenda items. Key approvals included a $7.49 million lease for seven fire apparatus, a settlement with Lennar Georgia for Dutchtown Road improvements, and amended Animal Control fees. All votes were 6-0.

• Approved consent agenda including $624,484 radio maintenance renewal (6-0)
• Approved $150,351 police HQ flooring purchase (6-0)
• Approved $352,598 purchase of three 12-passenger buses (6-0)
• Approved amended Animal Control fees (6-0)
• Approved Lennar Georgia settlement for Dutchtown Road improvements (6-0)
• Approved $7,489,957 lease for 7 fire apparatus (6-0)
• Approved $658,000 supplemental pay for ambulance staff (6-0)
• Approved minutes from June 25 and July 9 meetings (6-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing and adopted the 2024-2025 millage rate of 15.733 mills. The board approved the SPLOST VI project list, adding “new parks” to the Comprehensive Parks Master Plan recommendations. Commissioners approved an intergovernmental agreement with the cities for distribution of SPLOST VI proceeds. They also approved a resolution to call for a SPLOST VI referendum.

• Adoption of 2024-2025 millage rate (15.733 mills) after public hearing
• Approval of SPLOST VI project list with addition of “new parks”
• Approval of intergovernmental agreement with cities for SPLOST VI proceeds
• Approval of resolution calling for a SPLOST VI referendum

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved a 3-mill increase for special service districts (fire, police, capital needs) and adopted the FY2025 budget. The board also approved the SPLOST VI project list, an intergovernmental agreement with cities, and a resolution calling for a SPLOST VI referendum. The millage rate increase passed 5-1, with Vice Chair Wilson opposing; all SPLOST resolutions passed 6-0.

• Approved 3-mill increase for service districts (5-1, Wilson opposed) Resolution 24-191
• Approved SPLOST VI project list (6-0) Resolution 24-192
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with cities for SPLOST VI proceeds (6-0) Resolution 24-193
• Approved resolution calling for SPLOST VI referendum (6-0) Resolution 24-194

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved a $10,000 grant for safety items and a $165,210 supplemental agreement for the SR 81 Widening Project. The board also adopted an updated impact fee schedule and voted on a Stockbridge annexation request.

• Resolution 24-187: Accepts $10,000 ACCG grant for safety items
• Resolution 24-188: Approves $165,210 SR 81 Widening Project supplemental agreement
• Resolution 24-190: Adopts updated Impact Fee Schedule
• Ordinance 24-05: Amends fence regulations in Unified Land Development Code
• Resolution 24-189: Supports Stockbridge annexation of 2.62 acres on Holloway Road

The Board of Commissioners voted 5-1 to increase development impact fees from $3,544.46 to $7,085.90, effective immediately for permits submitted on or after July 24, 2024. The board also objected to a City of Stockbridge annexation request, denied a front yard fence ordinance amendment, and approved consent agenda items including a $165,210 supplemental agreement for the SR 81 widening project.

• Approved impact fee increase to $7,085.90, effective immediately (5-1)
• Objected to City of Stockbridge annexation of 2.62 acres on Holloway Road (4-0-2)
• Denied ULDC amendment to allow front yard fences in subdivisions (5-1)
• Approved $165,210 supplemental agreement for SR 81 widening design (consent, 6-0)
• Approved $10,000 ACCG safety grant for workers' comp reduction (consent, 6-0)
• Reappointed Sherrhea Mason-Bryant to Region 6 Advisory Council (6-0)
• Approved minutes of June 11 and June 27, 2024 meetings (6-0)
• Approved executive session affidavit and resolution (6-0)

Zoning Advisory Board

The Henry County Zoning Advisory Board is reviewing multiple rezoning and conditional use applications. These proposals include developments for single-family cluster homes, townhomes, and conservation subdivisions across various districts.

• Rezoning 3435 Jonesboro Road for a single-family cluster home development
• Rezoning 1356 Highway 155 South for a townhome development
• Rezoning at Old Kelleytown Road and Kibbee Road for a residential subdivision
• Rezoning 555 Pullin Road for a single-family residential subdivision

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved several resolutions via the consent agenda, including police vehicle purchases and infrastructure agreements. The board also held a public hearing regarding an updated countywide impact fee schedule.

• Purchase of 15 Ford Police Interceptor SUVs for $843,300.00
• Acceptance of a $200,000 federal grant for transportation planning
• Agreement with the City of McDonough for Bridges Road improvements up to $375,000
• Public hearing for an updated countywide impact fee schedule
• Aging Subgrant Contract totaling $1,051,924

The Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda including the purchase of 15 police SUVs and several land acquisitions. A public hearing was held regarding a proposed increase to the countywide impact fee schedule, with a second hearing scheduled for July 23, 2024.

• Approved purchase of 15 Ford Police Interceptor SUVs for $843,300.00 (5-0-0)
• Approved MOU with Board of Education regarding School Crossing Guards (5-0-0)
• Approved $1,051,924 Aging Subgrant Contract with Atlanta Regional Commission (5-0-0)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with City of McDonough for Bridges Road improvements up to $375,000 (5-0-0)
• Approved $200,000 SS4A Planning grant with $50,000 local match (5-0-0)
• Approved Building and Permitting fee schedule per House Bill 461 (5-0-0)
• Approved sewer line easement agreement with D.R. Horton, Inc. at Cochran Park (5-0-0)
• Authorized disposal of Surplus Property (5-0-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners held a joint meeting with several cities to present SPLOST VI project lists. Officials discussed Intergovernmental Agreements and the distribution of SPLOST VI funds. The agenda items for breakout sessions and IGA approval were removed from this meeting.

• Presentation of SPLOST VI project lists for Henry County and local cities
• Discussion regarding Intergovernmental Agreements and fund distribution

The Henry County Board of Commissioners held a called joint meeting with Stockbridge, McDonough, and Locust Grove on June 27, 2024, to present and discuss SPLOST VI project lists and funding options. No substantive decisions were made: the breakout sessions and approval of the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) were removed from the agenda at the start. County Manager Cheri Hobson-Matthews presented five- and six-year scenarios and five distribution options, and city representatives presented or discussed their project lists. The meeting adjourned at 8:13 p.m. after the cities made motions and seconds to adjourn.

• No vote taken; breakout sessions and IGA approval removed from the agenda
• Presented 5-year SPLOST VI scenario: $380,000,000 total, County 68% ($258,400,000), Cities 32% ($121,600,000)
• Presented 6-year SPLOST VI scenario with IGA: $470,000,000 total, County 62% ($319,600,000), Cities 38% ($150,400,000)
• Presented five distribution options, including option one (68% County / 32% Cities) and option five (no IGA, 5-year, 68% / 32%)
• Locust Grove proposed using 2023 estimated population figures for allocations instead of 2020 census data
• Stockbridge requested Flippen Road and a maintenance shop be added to the project list; County Manager said she did not see a countywide benefit for the maintenance shop
• Adjourned at 8:13 p.m.; Locust Grove, McDonough, and Stockbridge made motions and seconds to adjourn

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved a $5.1 million contract for resurfacing various county roads and several rezoning requests. The board also accepted grants for juvenile mental health and transportation planning. Additionally, the board approved an annual action plan for community development funds.

• $5,105,941 contract award to Blount Construction Company, Inc. for resurfacing various County roads
• Rezoning of 160 and 180 Sedgeview Drive from M-1 to M-2 for a waste transfer station
• Purchase of six Harley-Davidson motorcycles for the Police Department for $221,615
• $825,000 SMART Grant for Henry County Connected Vehicle Pilot and Prototype Development
• Approval of FY 24 Annual Action Plan for CDBG ($1,118,634) and HOME ($453,735) funds

The Henry County Board of Commissioners denied a rezoning for a 93-unit townhome development at Highway 19/41 and Little Road after the approval motion died for lack of a second, then voted 5-1 to deny. The board approved a separate rezoning at 982 Jonesboro Road for 260 townhomes plus commercial space with 12 conditions (4-2), and tabled a 145-unit townhome request at Highway 19/41 and Franklin Rivers Road to Sept. 17, 2024 (4-1-1). The board also approved its full consent agenda 6-0, including a $5,105,941 road resurfacing contract and a $221,615 police motorcycle purchase, and adopted an honorary naming policy (4-2).

• Approved consent agenda 6-0, including $5,105,941 road resurfacing bid to Blount Construction Company, Inc. with a $558,779 budget amendment
• Approved $221,615 bid to Great South Harley-Davidson for six 2024 police motorcycles (consent agenda, 6-0)
• Approved rezoning RZ-23-09 from M-1 to M-2 for a waste transfer station at 160 and 180 Sedgeview Drive, Hampton (6-0)
• Denied rezoning RZ-23-13 from M-1 to RM for a 93-unit townhome development at Highway 19/41 and Little Road (5-1, Commissioner Kevin J. Lewis opposing)
• Tabled rezoning RZ-23-14 for a 145-unit townhome development at Highway 19/41 and Franklin Rivers Road to Sept. 17, 2024 (4-1-1, Vice Chair Johnny Wilson opposing, Chair Harrell abstaining)
• Approved rezoning RZ-23-19 from RA to MU for 260 townhomes and commercial at 982 Jonesboro Road with 12 conditions (4-2, Vice Chair Johnny Wilson and Commissioner Dee Anglyn opposing)
• Approved FY24 Annual Action Plan for CDBG ($1,118,634) and HOME ($453,735) funds (6-0)
• Approved honorary naming policy Option 2, requiring applicants to cover costs except standard road signage (4-2, Commissioners Neat Robinson and Kevin J. Lewis opposing)

Zoning Advisory Board

The Zoning Advisory Board is reviewing several requests to rezone land for commercial and residential use. The meeting also includes discussions regarding property variances and a Comprehensive Plan amendment.

• Rezoning of 40 acres on Highway 19/41 from C-1 to C-3 for commercial development
• Rezoning of 38.286 acres at 250 and 382 Nail Road for single-family and townhome development
• Rezoning of 11.68 acres north of Bill Gardner Parkway for commercial development
• Amendment to change the Future Land Use Map designation for 5478 Flakes Mill Road
• Variance requests for properties at 209 Danvers Street and 235 New Hope Road

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners adopted the Henry County Trails Wayfinding Plan and approved several grants for specialized courts. The board also approved items including a $104,736 equipment purchase and property deannexations. An ordinance regarding front yard fence regulations was tabled until July 9, 2024.

• Adoption of the Henry County Trails Wayfinding Plan
• Grants for Adult Felony Drug, Resource, and Veterans Treatment Courts totaling $313,822
• Purchase of a WESPRO JCB Teleskid for $104,736
• Deannexation of nine properties totaling approximately 13.366 acres
• Utility relocation for South Ola Road drainage estimated at $16,221

The Board approved the Henry County Trails Wayfinding Plan and a consent agenda including several court grants and stormwater equipment purchases. A proposed ordinance to amend front yard fence regulations was tabled for further review.

• Approved Henry County Trails Wayfinding Plan (6-0-0)
• Approved $118,179 grant for Adult Felony Drug Court (6-0-0)
• Approved $150,374 grant for Resource Court (6-0-0)
• Approved $45,269 grant for Veterans Treatment Court (6-0-0)
• Approved $104,736 purchase of WESPRO JCB Teleskid (6-0-0)
• Approved $16,221 for South Ola Road drainage utility relocation (6-0-0)
• Approved deannexation of 13.366 +/- acres in District 2 (6-0-0)
• Tabled front yard fence ordinance amendment until July 9, 2024 (4-2-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners held a public hearing and voted to adopt the proposed budget for fiscal year 2025. The budget was approved in the amount of $259.7M.

• Adoption of FY 2025 Budget in the amount of $259.7M

The Board of Commissioners held a final public hearing and presentation regarding the FY2025 budget. Following staff presentations and public comment, the Board voted to adopt a budget of $259.7 million.

• Adopted FY2025 budget in the amount of $259.7 million (6-0-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved several infrastructure contracts and appointments. The meeting also included a presentation on the HOME Investment Program Down Payment Assistance.

• Contract of $1,036,652 to Garland/DBS Inc. for McDonough Library roof replacement
• Contract of $502,671 with Prime Contractors, Inc. for an equipment storage building at Heritage Park
• Purchase of two JCB Teleskids for $217,446.44 and one JCB Pothole Pro for $321,681
• Appointment of Richard Sylvia, Jr. to the Henry County Water Authority
• Canceled rezoning requests for properties west of South Lee Road and near Highway 19/41

The Board of Commissioners approved several infrastructure and equipment contracts, including a roof replacement for the McDonough Library. The board also appointed members to the Water Authority and Veteran's Advisory Board and approved a new primary wrecker service for I-75.

• Approved $1,036,652 contract to Garland/DBS Inc. for McDonough Library roof replacement (4-0-0)
• Approved primary wrecker services contract for I-75 to Wrecker One (3-1-0)
• Approved $502,671 contract to Prime Contractors, Inc. for Heritage Park storage building (4-0-0)
• Approved $321,681 purchase of one JCB Pothole Pro (4-0-0)
• Approved $217,446.44 purchase of two JCB Teleskids (4-0-0)
• Approved quarry aggregate contract for Vulcan Materials (4-0-0)
• Appointed Richard Sylvia, Jr. to Henry County Water Authority (4-0-0)
• Appointed Garry McNeill and Dr. Daryl Johnson to Veteran's Advisory Board (4-0-0)

Zoning Advisory Board

The Zoning Advisory Board will review requests for rezoning and variances across several districts. Key items include a request for a heavy manufacturing designation for a waste transfer station and multiple residential development proposals.

• RZ-23-09: Request to rezone 160 and 180 Sedgeview Drive from M-1 to M-2 for a waste transfer station
• RZ-24-06: Request to rezone 5478 Flakes Mill Road from RA to R-5 for a townhome development
• COMP-AM-24-01: Request to change 5478 Flakes Mill Road map designation from Low Density to Medium Density Suburban
• RZ-24-03: Request to rezone 883 Upper Woolsey Road and 256 Little Road from RA to RS for single-family and townhomes
• VR-24-01: Variance request for rear yard setback requirements at 1809 Schofield Drive

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved a moratorium on mass commercial and residential development in the North Ola area until a master plan is devised. The board also held a public hearing regarding the proposed FY 2025 budget.

• Moratorium on rezonings and mass development in North Ola area (Ordinance 24-03)
• Purchase of three John Deere tractors totaling $308,464.17
• Annual contract with Georgia Safe Sidewalks, LLC for approximately $90,000
• SPLOST construction costs for Iris Lake Road @ Racetrack Road totaling $191,481
• Amending Ordinance 24-02 to make Hotel/Motel Tax effective July 1, 2024

The Board approved a 12-month moratorium on large-scale development in the North Ola area to allow for master planning. They also reviewed the proposed $259.7 million FY 2025 budget, which maintains the millage rate at 12.733 mills, and tabled decisions on a new road naming policy and front yard fence regulations until June 11.

• Approved North Ola development moratorium (6-0)
• Approved Hotel/Motel Tax amendment effective July 1 (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $90k sidewalk contract and $180k tractor purchase (6-0)
• Tabled facility and road naming policy until June 11 (6-0)
• Tabled front yard fence ordinance amendment until June 11 (6-0)
• Approved Veterans Advisory Board appointments (6-0)
• Approved April 9 meeting minutes (6-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved an ordinance increasing the Hotel/Motel Excise Tax from 5% to 8%. The board also passed multiple resolutions regarding land de-annexation, new streetlight districts, and a settlement involving Western Parallel Parkway.

• Ordinance 24-2: Increased Hotel/Motel Excise Tax from 5% to 8%
• Resolution 24-122: De-annexation of ten county properties totaling approximately 508.806 acres
• Resolution 24-123: New streetlight district for Newberry (Phases 1 and 2) Subdivision on Mount Carmel Road
• Resolution 24-124: New streetlight district for Hawthorne Ridge Subdivision on Mount Carmel Road
• Resolution 24-127: Settlement regarding Western Parallel Parkway/Parcel 11

The Board approved an ordinance increasing the hotel/motel excise tax from 5% to 8%, codifying a rate previously authorized by state law. They also authorized a Project Development Agreement with TRANE U.S., Inc. for a Central Energy Plant and an agreement to market 28.7 acres at the Atlanta Speedway Airport for industrial use. A consent agenda including budget amendments, employee benefits, and zoning resolutions passed unanimously.

• Approved Ordinance 24-2 increasing Hotel/Motel Excise Tax from 5% to 8% (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-125 authorizing Project Development Agreement with TRANE U.S., Inc. for Central Energy Plant (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-126 for Intergovernmental Agreement with HCDA to market 28.7 acres at Atlanta Speedway Airport (6-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including FY 2021-2022 Budget Amendment, Employee Benefit Plan, and de-annexation of 508.8 acres (6-0)
• Approved new streetlight districts for Newberry Subdivision and Hawthorne Ridge Subdivision (6-0)
• Approved settlement resolution regarding Western Parallel Parkway/Parcel 11 following executive session (6-0)
• Approved minutes from March 19, 2024 meeting (6-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved several large expenditures for public safety and infrastructure. This included funding for new fire apparatus and major SPLOST road projects. The board also addressed zoning modifications and animal control matters.

• $7,489,957 emergency purchase of fire pumpers, tankers, and aerial units
• $14,533,953 bid award for the McDonough Parkway project
• $501,829.60 purchase of a Gradall XL 3100 V excavator for the DOT
• Rezoning approval for property at 1455 Highway 138 East
• Classification of two dogs as dangerous and transfer to Animal Control

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved a $7,489,957 emergency purchase of seven fire apparatus from Ten-8 Fire & Safety, along with road construction contracts including $5,793,224 for the Flippen Road Extension and $14,533,953 for McDonough Parkway. The board also classified two pit bull mix dogs as dangerous and granted ownership to Henry County Animal Care and Control, and denied an administrative appeal regarding car wash separation distance. All votes were 6-0-0 except the Airport Authority appointment, which carried 5-1-0 with Vice Chair Johnny Wilson opposed.

• Approved $7,489,957 emergency purchase of seven fire apparatus from Ten-8 Fire & Safety (6-0-0)
• Approved $5,793,224 Flippen Road Extension contract to Southeastern Site Development with $4.6M budget amendment (6-0-0)
• Approved $14,533,953 McDonough Parkway contract to South Eastern Site Development with $1M budget amendment (6-0-0)
• Classified dogs Gunner and Chaos as dangerous and granted ownership to Henry County Animal Care and Control (6-0-0)
• Denied administrative appeal by Shops at Walnut Creek, LLC on car wash separation distance interpretation (6-0-0)
• Approved rezoning from R-1 to RA at 1455 Highway 138 East for Tony Perkins (6-0-0)
• Approved modification to zoning conditions for Edinburgh Investors, LLC on Hampton-Locust Grove Road (6-0-0)
• Appointed Lonnie Wilson to Airport Authority (5-1-0, Vice Chair Johnny Wilson opposed)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners met for a called budget workshop. The primary purpose of the meeting was for Budget Director Bernita Campbell to provide the FY 2025 Budget Presentation.

• FY 2025 Budget Presentation

The Board of Commissioners held a workshop to review the proposed FY 2025 General Fund budget of $259.7 million. No votes were taken during this session. Public hearings are scheduled for May 7 and May 29, 2024.

• No substantive decisions were made; session was a workshop

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners appointed Pastor Michael Price to fill the vacant District IV seat. Members also approved updates to Veterans Advisory Board residency requirements and authorized de-annexation application signatures.

• Appointment of Pastor Michael Price as District IV Commissioner
• Amendment to Veterans Advisory Board residency requirements (Resolution 24-98)
• Authorization for County Manager to sign de-annexation applications (Resolution 24-99)

The Board of Commissioners appointed a new member to fill a vacancy in District IV. The Board also approved resolutions regarding Veterans Advisory Board qualifications and property de-annexation authority.

• Appointed Pastor Michael Price as District IV Commissioner (5-0-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-98 clarifying that Veterans Advisory Board members must reside in the district they represent (5-0-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-99 authorizing the County Manager to sign as owner for County property de-annexation applications (5-0-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners is holding a three-day retreat to discuss strategic planning, including a financial update, capital improvement plan, planning and zoning, SPLOST V and VI projects, and a presentation from the Atlanta Police Leadership Institute. No formal votes or decisions are listed on the agenda; it is a discussion and information session.

• FY24 financial update and Capital Improvement Plan
• Planning and Zoning presentation
• SPLOST V and SPLOST VI and Capital Projects Update
• Henry County Development Authority update
• Atlanta Police Leadership Institute presentation

The Board of Commissioners and leadership staff conducted a strategic planning retreat focused on budget projections, public safety funding, and infrastructure. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded in the minutes; the sessions consisted of presentations and discussions.

• No substantive decisions recorded; proceedings were for strategic planning and discussion

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved several land use and infrastructure items. The board authorized two rezonings to commercial use and a right-of-way acquisition in the 6th District. Other decisions included airport engineering contracts and the creation of a Veterans' Advisory Board.

• Approved rezoning of 0.62 and 2.92 acres in Land Lot 174 to C-2 General Commercial
• Authorized $106,309.02 for runway rehabilitation at Atlanta Speedway Airport
• Approved $958,800 in SPLOST funding for Rock Quarry Road stream credits
• Established the Henry County Veterans' Advisory Board
• Authorized acquisition of 63,344.77 square feet of right of way in Land Lot 83

The Henry County Board of Commissioners approved two rezoning requests from Tushar Patel to change 0.62 acres and 2.92 acres from Residential-Agricultural to General Commercial for a coffee shop and fast-food restaurant near Highway 81 East and Jake Lewis Drive. Both votes carried 4-0-1, with Chair Harrell abstaining. The board also approved a consent agenda 5-0-0 covering airport engineering, a scrivener's error correction, de-annexation, mutual aid, facilities contracts, and SPLOST stream credits, and approved a resolution requesting federal transportation funds and establishing a Veterans' Advisory Board.

• Approved consent agenda (5-0-0), including $106,309.02 Croy Engineering task order for runway rehabilitation at Atlanta Speedway Airport
• Approved RZ-23-07 rezoning 0.62 acres from RA to C-2 for commercial development (4-0-1, Harrell abstained)
• Approved RZ-23-08 rezoning 2.92 acres from RA to C-2 for commercial development (4-0-1, Harrell abstained)
• Approved resolution requesting federal transportation funds from ARC and authorizing IGAs with Stockbridge, McDonough, and Locust Grove (5-0-0)
• Approved resolution establishing Henry County Veterans' Advisory Board (5-0-0)
• Approved resolution authorizing acquisition of right of way and temporary fence easement for Western Parallel Parkway Parcel 13 (5-0-0)
• Approved February 6, 2024 BOC meeting minutes (5-0-0)
• Removed from agenda: resolution establishing criteria for naming county buildings, parks, and roads

Zoning Advisory Board

The Zoning Advisory Board will review an ordinance to amend regulations for front yard fences countywide. The board will also consider rezoning at 1455 Highway 138 East and a religious facility on Nail Drive. Several other items were withdrawn or postponed by applicants.

• Ordinance to amend front yard fence regulations (ULDC-AM-24-01)
• Rezoning of 1455 Highway 138 East from R-1 to RA
• Conditional use request for a religious facility at 203 Nail Drive
• Variance request for religious facility standards at 203 Nail Drive

Board of Commissioners

During a called meeting, the Board of Commissioners filled two vacancies. They appointed Lindsey McGarity to the Henry County Water Authority and Daniel L. Floyd to the Board of Tax Assessors.

• Appointment of Lindsey McGarity to the Henry County Water Authority (District III)
• Appointment of Daniel L. Floyd to the Board of Tax Assessors

The Henry County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting to fill two vacant board seats. They approved appointments to the Henry County Water Authority and the Board of Tax Assessors. Both appointments passed with unanimous votes of 4-0-0.

• Appointed Lindsey McGarity to Henry County Water Authority (4-0-0)
• Appointed Daniel L. Floyd to Board of Tax Assessors (4-0-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved several infrastructure contracts and land acquisitions. The board also voted on rezoning requests and resolutions regarding state legislation. Additionally, the meeting included proclamations and administrative corrections.

• Awarded $6,691,586 to MHB Paving Company, Inc. for road resurfacing
• Approved rezoning of 51.26 acres near Kelleytown and Airline Road for a single-family subdivision
• Awarded $89,788.86 to Blount Construction Company, Inc. to replace concrete at Fire Station #12
• Awarded $97,000 to Riley Contracting Inc. to resurface floors at the Fleet Services building
• Approved $3,000 allocation from the U.S. Secret Service for the Police Cyber Fraud Task Force

The Board approved a $6.69 million contract for resurfacing 33 county roads and authorized a rezoning for a 49-lot subdivision near Kelleytown Road. They also passed resolutions supporting local control over townhome sprinklers and opposing state housing legislation, while approving various smaller infrastructure bids and property acquisitions.

• Approved $6,691,586 road resurfacing bid to MHB Paving Company (6-0)
• Approved rezoning for 51.26-acre subdivision at Kelleytown/Airline Rd (5-1)
• Approved resolution supporting local sprinkler requirements for townhomes (6-0)
• Approved resolution opposing HB 1266 (CHOICE Act) (6-0)
• Approved $89,788.86 concrete replacement at Fire Station #12 (6-0)
• Approved $97,000 fleet building resurfacing bid (6-0)
• Approved three Dutchtown Road right-of-way acquisitions (6-0)
• Approved two condemnations for Western Parallel Parcels 18 and 21 (6-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners voted to commit $3.7 million to the DOT budget for immediate road projects. The meeting also included approvals for various court grant applications and a rezoning request for 23.95 acres at 13 Reagan Road.

• Approved $3.7 million for DOT budget to address immediate road needs
• Rezoning approval for commercial development at 13 Reagan Road and 3565 Highway 155 North
• Approved $168,750.00 for construction services for the Aquatic Center and Outdoor Water Park
• Approved purchase of a Caterpillar 309 Hydraulic Excavator for $158,824.00
• Approved $164,744 for Henry County Water Authority utility relocation at McDonough Parkway

The Board of Commissioners approved a budget increase of $3.7 million for the Henry DOT to address immediate road repairs by June 30, 2024. Other key actions included approving a commercial rezoning on Highway 155 and supporting a school preservation initiative.

• Allocated $3.7M to Henry DOT for immediate road repairs (6-0-0)
• Approved rezoning of 23.951 acres at 13 Reagan Rd and 3565 Hwy 155 N to C-2 General Commercial (6-0-0)
• Approved $168,750 for Aquatic Center construction services from Architecture Unlimited (5-1-0)
• Approved resolution supporting Unity Grove Rosenwald School Preservation Initiative (6-0-0)
• Approved appointment of Lt. Steven Rotella to McIntosh Trail (6-0-0)
• Approved $164,744 for McDonough Parkway utility relocation (6-0-0)
• Approved $158,824 purchase of Caterpillar 309 Hydraulic Excavator (6-0-0)
• Approved grant applications for Juvenile, Veterans, Resource, and Adult Felony Drug Courts (6-0-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved several large-scale fund allocations and a midyear budget adjustment. The meeting also addressed rezoning requests, purchasing policy updates, and the establishment of a local sheltered market program.

• $4,575,000 allocation for economic development via American Rescue Plan Act funds
• $4,230,453 allocation for Community Development via American Rescue Plan Act funds
• $864,000 funding of wetland credits for Flippen Road
• Rezoning of 1800 McGarity Road from residential-agricultural to single-family residence
• Establishment of a Local Sheltered Market Program for local small businesses

The Board approved the FY24 midyear budget adjustment, increasing the general fund budget to $235.2 million. A contested motion passed to divide 50% of a $7.5 million fund balance equally among the six commissioners. The Board also approved several ARPA fund allocations and a new local small business bidding program.

• Approved FY24 midyear budget increase to $235.2M and split 50% of $7.5M fund balance among commissioners (4-2-0)
• Approved $4,575,000 in ARPA funds for economic development and airport property (6-0-0)
• Approved $4,230,453 in ARPA funds for community development and nonprofit grants (6-0-0)
• Approved Local Sheltered Market Program for small business bids between $7,500 and $100,000 (6-0-0)
• Approved rezoning of 1800 McGarity Road to R-2 for two single-family lots (6-0-0)
• Approved $864,000 for wetland credits on Flippen Road (6-0-0)
• Approved condemnation of parcels 38 and 42 on Burg Road (6-0-0)
• Approved clarification of Mighty Hero Homes ground lease (5-1-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved multiple rezoning applications for multifamily, single-family, and commercial developments. The board also appointed Johnny Wilson as Vice Chair and Debra R. Abernathy to the District II Library Board.

• Rezoning 48 Franklin Rivers Road from C-2/M-1 to multifamily residential
• Rezoning 3168 Jonesboro Road from RA to multifamily residential cluster housing
• Rezoning 3805 Highway 81 East from RA to single-family residence
• Rezoning 2646 Highway 138 East from RA to C-2 general commercial for a gas station
• Authorization of LMIG funds for patching Valley Hill Road in Stockbridge

The Board approved four rezoning requests for residential and commercial developments, including a multifamily townhome project and a gas station expansion. They also authorized $110,000 in county funds for road patching in Stockbridge, a move that drew debate over precedent. A resolution supporting federal Medicaid expansion was postponed to February, and an executive session was held regarding personnel and litigation.

• Approved $110,000 LMIG funds for Valley Hill Road patching (5-1)
• Approved rezoning for 58-unit townhome development at 48 Franklin Rivers Road (5-1)
• Approved rezoning for 50-unit age-restricted community at 3168 Jonesboro Road (6-0)
• Approved rezoning for 177-lot subdivision at 3805 Highway 81 East (5-1)
• Approved rezoning for gas station expansion at 2646 Highway 138 East (6-0)
• Appointed Johnny Wilson as Vice Chair (6-0)
• Approved 2024 Qualifying Fees for Elected Officials (6-0)
• Postponed Medicaid expansion resolution to February

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will discuss an amendment to the county's purchasing policy and receive an update on the Local Sheltered Market Program. Additionally, staff will provide updates regarding American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and the Opioid Committee.

• Ordinance Amendment regarding Purchasing Policy
• Local Sheltered Market Program discussion
• American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) update
• Opioid Committee update

The Board held a special meeting to discuss proposed amendments to the purchasing ordinance and the allocation of $621,500.88 in opioid funds. No formal votes were taken during this session; items were presented for discussion only.

• No substantive decisions were made; meeting was for discussion only

Zoning Advisory Board

The board is reviewing multiple requests to change land use designations for residential, commercial, and multifamily developments. These items include rezoning applications for properties in Districts 3, 5, and 6, as well as requested variances regarding buffer requirements.

• Rezoning 23.951 acres at 13 Reagan Road and 3565 Highway 155 North from RA to C-2
• Rezoning 1.713 acres at 1800 McGarity Road from RA to R-2 for two residential lots
• Rezoning 19.04 acres at Highway 19/41 and Little Road from M-1 to RM for townhomes
• Rezoning 24.23 acres at Highway 19/41 and Franklin Rivers Road from RA to RM
• Amendment to Comprehensive Plan for Highway 155 North property from Low Density Suburban to Village

Board of Commissioners

The Henry County Board of Commissioners met on January 3, 2024, to review various appointments, contracts, and departmental resolutions. Key actions included approving a real property purchase for Atlanta Speedway Airport expansion and authorizing multiple road and utility projects.

• $4,100,000 purchase of 96.633 acres on Self Ridge Road for Atlanta Speedway Airport expansion
• $2,024,316 bid award to Backbone Infrastructure for McDonough Parkway @ SR 20
• $303,474 purchase of six Chevrolet Silverado 1500 vehicles for the Police Department
• $260,326 contract for Jodeco Road Right Turn Lane construction
• Approval of nominees for Hospital Authority and Board of Health appointments

The Board approved several infrastructure projects, including a $4.1M real estate purchase and a new fire vehicle replacement program. The Board also approved a 2% cost-of-living adjustment for eligible county retirees.

• Approved $4.1M purchase of 96.633 acres for Atlanta Speedway Airport expansion (6-0-0)
• Approved annual fire rescue vehicle replacement contract with Ten-8 Fire & Safety, LLC (6-0-0)
• Approved 2% COLA for retirees under ACCG Defined Benefit Plan (5-0-1)
• Approved $2.02M bid for McDonough Parkway @ SR 20 to Backbone Infrastructure (6-0-0)
• Approved $303,474 purchase of six 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 1500s for Police (6-0-0)
• Approved $114,352 for police vehicle lights and sirens from Dana Safety Supply, Inc. (6-0-0)
• Approved appointment of Dr. Crystal O. Slade to Board of Health (6-0-0)
• Approved $260,326 contract for Jodeco Road Right Turn Lane (6-0-0)