Personnel & appointments in Georgia local government
What Georgia city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about personnel & appointments — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
907 Georgia meetings since 2024 covered personnel & appointments. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Georgia with the most personnel & appointments activity
- Atlanta, GA (60)
- Marietta, GA (44)
- Roswell, GA (39)
- DeKalb County, GA (36)
- Lumpkin County, GA (34)
- Oconee County, GA (30)
- Charlton County, GA (29)
- Forest Park, GA (23)
- Athens, GA (22)
- Greene County, GA (19)
- Kennesaw, GA (18)
- Stockbridge, GA (17)
Latest matching meetings
Camden County Board to discuss parks agreement and public works project
The Board of County Commissioners will receive an update on the Camden County Public Works Facility Project. The body is also deciding on a contract for roof replacement at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay and an intergovernmental agreement for parks and recreation operations.
Civil Service Board to hear two employee appeals
The Civil Service Board will hold a hearing on July 21, 2026, to consider employee appeals from Ch'loe Akins and Chela Johnson. The proceedings include opening statements, evidence presentation, witness testimony, and closing arguments from both the appellants and the City of Savannah.
Putnam County Board considers budget amendment and tax agreements
The Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss and vote on several intergovernmental agreements and a budget amendment. The session includes proposed changes to fire protection ordinances and multiple board appointments.
Board to consider zoning change for 108-acre Airport Road parcel to industrial
The Jackson County Board of Commissioners will consider several contracts, including a hauling and disposal contract with MWS Logistics and Waste Management and a FY2027 correctional capacity agreement with the Georgia Department of Corrections at $30 per offender per day. New business includes an alcohol license…
Union County Commission to call for SPLOST continuation election
The Union County Commission will consider a resolution to hold an election for the continuation of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST). The body is also reviewing several service agreements and short-term rental licenses.
Board to vote on technology fee, raise recreation fees to $60
The Charlton County Board of Commissioners will vote on a resolution to request legislation allowing a technology fee charged by the Probate/Magistrate Court, and on raising recreation fees to $60. Other actions include awarding a guaranteed energy savings performance contract, executing agreements with OREMC for a…
Town Council considers rescinding polling place ordinance
The Town Council will meet to discuss the potential removal of a specific section of the town's code of ordinances. The body will also review routine consent items including personnel hiring.
Rincon council to discuss annexation and hold executive session
The Rincon City Council will hold a workshop to discuss annexation and convene an executive session to discuss personnel, litigation, and real estate matters.
City Council appoints Darris Rollins to Downtown Development Authority board
The South Fulton City Council adopted Resolution No. 2026-060 on July 14, 2026. The resolution appoints Darris Rollins to a four‑year term on the Downtown Development Authority Board of Directors, effective July 15, 2026. The council approved the resolution by unanimous consent.
Rezoning request for Optimal Consulting to RSM zoning district
The Board will hold a public hearing at 10:00 AM, then vote on a rezoning request from Optimal Consulting for property in Districts 3 & 7. The consent agenda includes a $714,810 allocation for Mason Mill Park and $500,000 for Lithonia Pool improvements, along with several grant acceptances and contract renewals…
Augusta Commission Special Called Meeting on July 14, 2026
The Commission will address pending litigation, real estate matters, and personnel issues. The meeting also includes a motion to authorize the Mayor to execute the affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act.
Committee discusses water budget transfers and utility service agreements
The City Utilities Committee is reviewing several budget amendments for water and wastewater projects, including a $15.5 million transfer for the Flint River Pump Station. The agenda also includes appointments to the Community Access Media Board and various resolutions regarding road-related utility adjustments.
Council will consider mayor’s board and commission appointments.
The Kennesaw City Council Work Session will review and vote on the mayor’s proposed appointments to various boards, committees, authorities, and commissions. Council members will also discuss the June 2026 crime statistics and several discussion items, including a street renaming, park matters, and a data‑center…
Oconee Fire Rescue chiefs meet for routine updates on training and fleet
This is a procedural meeting of Oconee Fire Rescue station chiefs and members. The agenda covers approval of previous minutes, fleet and facility work orders, training review and volunteer recruitment, driver training, and replacement trucks for units 202, 502, and 801. No decisions or public hearings are scheduled…
Board to hold public hearing on special use request for 119 Bibb Station Rd
The Butts County Board of Commissioners will conduct a public hearing regarding a special use request for 119 Bibb Station Rd. The meeting also includes a workshop to discuss capital expenditures and the SPLOST E-911 Center.
Roswell Council considers road construction contracts and budget amendments
The Mayor and Council will review several board appointments and a mid-year budget amendment. The agenda also includes a major construction contract for the Riverside Road TSPLOST project.
Roswell council votes on $10.7M Riverside Road contract and TSPLOST distribution.
The Roswell Mayor and Council will vote on several board appointments, including reappointments to the Housing Authority and Design Review Board. They are also considering a mid-year budget amendment, an application for up to $60,000 in National Endowment for the Arts grant funds, and a proposal to close a future…
Main Street Board to review staff updates and annual work plan
The Stockbridge Main Street Advisory Board will review meeting minutes, financial statements, and staff updates, including the hiring of a new Downtown Marketing Specialist. The board will also discuss the annual work plan retreat and Main Street Program bylaws.
Board to consider second readings of utility and proclamation ordinances
The Washington County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting to approve June 2026 bills totaling $936,061.61, receive a road department update, and make appointments to Balls Ferry Park and other bodies. They will conduct second readings of the Above/Below Ground Utility Permit Ordinance and the…
Historic Preservation Commission to fill vacant seat and elect officers
The commission will consider filling a vacant seat (previously held by Len Sturkie) and elect officers for the coming year. They will also approve minutes from April and June meetings and receive announcements about the Statewide Historic Preservation Conference and PorchTales 2026.
Council to discuss road connection and residential permit fees
The City Council will consider an ordinance to amend special events permits. Members will also discuss a new road connection from Motors Ind. Way to Peachtree Rd. and review residential permit fees.
Lumpkin County Hospital Authority to discuss board vacancies and grant request
The Hospital Authority will meet to address open leadership positions and a grant request. The body is seeking candidates to fill a secretary position and a board seat previously held by Mike Davis.
Board considers alcohol license and multiple infrastructure grants
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding an alcohol license for a business at The Preserve. They are also deciding on revisions to personnel merit codes and approving various federal and state grants for transit, courts, and senior services.
Rezoning petition for 441 Poplar Road; FY2027 budget hearing set
The Coweta County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on the continuation of a rezoning request for property at 441 Poplar Road, Newnan. The board will also consider new beer and wine license applications, set a public hearing for the proposed FY2027 budget, and vote on bids for road services and various…
Cherokee County Board to hear preliminary FY2027 millage rate presentation
The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session on July 7, 2026, to hear a presentation on the preliminary millage rate for fiscal year 2027. The board will also recognize second quarter 2026 employee anniversaries and discuss items from the upcoming regular meeting agenda. No final decisions are…
Commission to consider annexation for 5 homes off Valley Drive
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and vote on a consent agenda containing a contract for appraisal services, two appointments, and a proposed annexation for five single-family homes. A proclamation honoring Dr. Larry Boss is also scheduled.
Wildfire safety grant, library cameras, and surplus items on agenda
The board will consider accepting a Wildfire Safety and Preparedness Grant from the Georgia Forestry Commission, awarding a bid for a library camera system to Ringgold Telephone Company, and approving surplus items for The Colonnade. Also on the agenda is the reappointment of the 911/EMA director to a regional EMS…
Council to hear rezoning of 2107 N Hwy 41 to commercial
The Perry City Council will hold a public hearing and introduce a rezoning of 1 acre at 2107 N Highway 41 from residential (R-3) to commercial (C-2). They will also consider a second reading of an alcohol licensing ordinance amendment, approve multiple infrastructure contracts including pump station upgrades, and…
Board will discuss moving Woodlands Precinct voters to a new polling site
The Cherokee County Board of Elections will consider a proposed change to the Woodlands Precinct polling location, moving voters from Little River Elementary School to the Woodlands Club House. The meeting also includes routine items such as board member oath appointments, approval of the agenda and minutes, and…
Atlanta Committee on Council meets to discuss elections and board appointments
The Committee on Council will review several items including mayoral communications for housing authority appointments and a resolution regarding a special election. The agenda also includes various resolutions held in committee related to investigations and public comment procedures.
Council to appoint Carl Geffken as new City Manager
The City Council will consider appointing Carl Geffken as City Manager effective July 13, 2026. They also will vote on contracts for grant administration services ($80,000) and audio production for events ($91,000). The consent agenda includes surplus vehicles and a computer hardware refresh purchase.
Town Council to consider 'Night Market' with alcohol sales at Shamrock Park
The Tyrone Town Council will hold a public hearing on a front yard setback variance at 541 Senoia Road and consider approving a 'Night Market' event sponsored by the Downtown Development Authority, which includes off-premises alcohol sales at Shamrock Park on September 11, 2026. The consent agenda includes approval of…
Canton Tourism Board to review FY 27 budget and Explore Canton initiatives
The Canton Tourism Board will meet to review year-to-date financials and discuss the FY 27 budget. The board is scheduled to discuss the Explore Canton brand kit, signature event (Denim Day), and travel guide. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss personnel.
Council to consider alcohol license for Carni Spirits on Cobb Parkway
The Kennesaw City Council will discuss and potentially approve a retail package alcohol license for Carni Spirits at 2953 Cobb Parkway, including Sunday sales. They will also consider a mutual aid agreement with Cobb County Police and the sale of surplus police vehicles. A final plat application for lot line revisions…
City will consider DMO bids and appoint Ward 1 & 2 board members
The College Park Mayor & City Council will hold a special meeting to consider bids for the Development Management Office. They will also appoint members to the Board of Directors for Ward 1 and Ward 2, including positions on the BIDA and the Board of Zoning Appeals. No other items are listed.
Council to review 2025 budget closeout and 2026 midyear finances
The Savannah City Council holds a workshop to hear presentations on Visit Savannah, the 2025 year-end budget closeout, and the 2026 midyear financial update. An executive session on litigation, personnel, and real estate may occur. No formal votes are taken at this workshop.
Board of Assessors workshop reviews personnel rules and operations manual
The Liberty County Board of Tax Assessors will hold a special workshop meeting on June 24, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. The agenda includes discussion of the updated Personnel Rules and Regulations Manual and the Operational Procedures Manual. The meeting is for discussion only; no formal action or vote will be taken.
Board considers $97,505 temporary easement for Constitution Roads freight corridor
The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on zoning and development applications, discuss a finance ordinance adding death benefits for certain county employees, and consider several consent agenda lease agreements. The meeting also includes public comment time, an appointment to the…
Augusta Commission Special Called Meeting on June 23, 2026
The Commission will address pending litigation, real estate matters, and personnel issues. The meeting includes a motion to authorize the Mayor to execute an affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act.
Civil Service Board to hold employee appeal hearing for Ryan Bostic
The Civil Service Board will meet to conduct a formal hearing regarding an employee appeal. The proceedings will include evidence and testimony from both the appellant and the City of Savannah.