Chattahoochee Hills would pay $87,000 for 911 dispatch and radio access in 2027
The proposed agreements also set an answer-time objective and require monthly reports. Fulton commissioners are scheduled to consider them Oct. 21.
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Fulton weighs $3 million to keep backup water crews on call
The proposed 2027 contracts cover North Fulton water-main and service-line work. Public Works says losing the backup would severely compromise emergency response.
Fulton weighs $10.65 million to keep senior rides running in 2027
One proposal would sustain ride-sharing with a $1 rider cost share for three months; another covers a full year of medical and center transportation.
Fulton weighs $2.88 million for HIV care, with 290 more clients projected
The four-year request goes to commissioners Oct. 21 alongside two proposed care agreements and separate Ryan White funding increases. All require no county match.
Fulton weighs $192.4 million for North Point—with an NHL deadline
The Oct. 21 proposal would steer county property-tax growth toward a hockey-anchored redevelopment. An expansion team and a non-relocation lease would be required by the end of 2030.
Fulton weighs up to 10 more years for QLS—with senior services instead of rent
The Danforth Road center’s current renewal ends Dec. 31. Commissioners are scheduled to consider the lease extension Oct. 21.
Barrett cites a projected $13.2 million health-cost jump in push against corporate medicine
The Oct. 21 proposal points to an 11.47% increase in projected 2027 costs. It seeks state and federal action—not a county ownership ban.
Barrett wants to lift Fulton’s 5% ceiling on budget requests
Her Oct. 21 proposal would put full departmental requests before commissioners—not automatically fund them.
AI or not, Fulton proposal would make commissioners wait to pass their own legislation
Dana Barrett’s Oct. 21 proposal would require legal review and a first read for every commissioner-sponsored resolution or ordinance—not just AI-written measures.
A vote on who votes: Fulton weighs new rules for its policy delegates
Abdur-Rahman’s proposal would bar individual commissioners, including the chairman, from naming delegates alone—but association rules would take precedence in a conflict.
Fulton renews up to $6 million in building-repair contracts for 2027
Five firms will remain available for work the county says it cannot perform in-house. The spending ceiling is not a guarantee of funded projects.
Delowe Village reports all residents relocated; return projected for January 2028
Nineteen residents chose temporary moves and nine accepted permanent relocation payments. The project's timeline places the return in 2028, despite a homepage advertising 2027.
Fulton sheriff reported $307,063 in federal forfeiture funds at the end of 2025
The annual certification lists $39,426 in spending on equipment, training and travel. Commissioners approved separate sheriff and police agreements in March.
Fulton approved $200,000 for Johns Creek arts. Here’s what the contract requires.
The Art Center must operate at least 30 hours weekly and report on services. The approval mentions a performing-arts-center study, but the signed agreement sets no study-specific budget or deadline.
Fulton approved two sewer-access corridors at The Brooke at Rivertown
The March vote covers 6,570 square feet near Eden Circle and Brooke Boulevard. Deed terms give county crews routine and emergency repair access.
Fulton approved $200,000 for Chattahoochee Nature Center, with hours and reporting rules
The Roswell agreement requires at least 20 operating hours weekly, school and community partnerships, and monthly reports tracking program attendance and volunteer activity.
Grady’s 200-bed South Fulton hospital won state approval, with an opening projected for 2031
The state lists a $924.8 million hospital project in Union City. Fulton’s March vote authorized its pursuit—with limits on county financing and a requirement for medical training.
Fulton renewed child-care aid of up to $500 a month—with limits on access
The March 18 resolution provides at least $500,000 for February–November reimbursements. Employee eligibility, care locations and budget-limited selection determine access.
Fulton approved $200,000 for Bear Creek nature education—with hours and reporting requirements
The contract supports the Chattahoochee Hills nonprofit’s existing facility and requires a work plan, at least 20 operating hours weekly and monthly reports on attendance and volunteers.
Woodruff Arts Center revenue-bond proposal listed at up to $90 million
Fulton’s February agenda listed the chairman’s execution of TEFRA documentation for the proposed Development Authority bonds, not a completed issuance.
Windward Parkway March proposals would let stormwater infrastructure remain in utility easements
Two agreements at 5555 Windward Parkway address separate county sanitary-sewer and water-line easements.
Fulton’s March water-system proposal sought up to $3 million for standby construction
Site Engineering and Wade Coots Company would each receive a spending ceiling of $1.5 million for April–December 2026 services.
Mayfield Estates March proposals sought sewer and water easements at 1580 Mayfield Road
The requests covered a 17,008-square-foot sewer easement and a separate 17,496-square-foot water easement for the Alpharetta project.
Fulton’s March proposal allocated $820,000 in community-development grants across six cities
Fairburn and Union City would each receive $180,000; all six proposed contracts were grant funded.
Fulton proposed $669,600 food-service contract for senior facilities and training centers
Nourish Food Services would manage food services at five senior multipurpose facilities and three training centers.
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