Topics / Metro Atlanta
Public funding, procurement, taxes and infrastructure commitments.
The proposed District 6 donation would go to Virginia-Highland Security Patrol for a statue in John Howell Park. The agenda notes a sponsor-requested hold.
In this report: deferred
The proposal seeks competitive pay and funding authority. Its agenda listing does not establish an approved raise or guarantee a vote.
In this report: scheduled
The packet lists an Oct. 19 Council checkpoint. Cooperative purchasing offers a stated discount, but Atlanta's software package and actual savings remain unverified.
In this report: proposed
The held proposal would examine housing, food access and other priorities alongside effects on water bills and infrastructure. It would not authorize a shift in tax proceeds.
In this report: scheduled
The held donation would support repairs for homeowners at risk of unsafe conditions or displacement. The proposal calls for a fiscal 2027 payment through a housing trust account.
In this report: deferred
The held measure has an Oct. 14 committee checkpoint. It expressly includes data centers, but limits changes to existing incentive deals.
In this report: scheduled
Atlanta’s Oct. 5 council packet lists the held measure for Finance/Executive Committee consideration. Its ordinance leaves the financial scale unspecified.
In this report: scheduled
The $357,826 increase goes entirely to airport work. The six-month proposal would waive supplier-selection rules while the city completes a replacement procurement.
In this report: recommended
The Oct. 13 recommendation advances repairs for up to three clarifiers. Full Council consideration remains pending, and the proposal does not quantify recovered capacity or set an installation timetable.
In this report: recommended
The unanimous recommendation sends the borrowing proposal toward Council review Oct. 19. Watershed Management says it has identified no lead service lines so far.
In this report: recommended
The four-vote recommendation concerns work already performed at Public Works facilities and on vehicles. The recorded condition is unexplained, and Council action remains pending.
In this report: recommended
Both measures are on the Oct. 13 held docket. The Kenworth amount is included in the broader $3.34 million plan, not evidence of an additional truck order.
In this report: scheduled
The Oct. 13 docket also includes a separate Kenworth measure naming the same $1.20 million agreement included in the larger plan. Both remain proposals.
In this report: scheduled
The Oct. 13 first reading concerns accepting federal funds and authorizing recipient contracts—not a new grant award or final spending approval.
In this report: scheduled
The Oct. 13 first-reading packet describes erosion advancing toward a home and sewer infrastructure, but also contains an unexplained $10 million stormwater transfer.
In this report: scheduled
The proposal would link projected improvement needs to schedules and funding sources. The pending plan still requires council adoption and mayoral approval to take effect.
In this report: scheduled
The proposal would support summer youth employment and waive prior council approval for the grant application. The department cites a fast-approaching deadline.
In this report: scheduled
The proposed reserve transfer remains on the held docket. Its listing does not approve the funding or establish that construction has stopped.
In this report: deferred
The proposed reserve transfer would support on-demand pipe repairs, meters, hydrants and leak detection—not a specified list of neighborhood projects.
In this report: scheduled
The Oct. 13 first-reading proposal would support utility work associated with state, South Fulton and Atlanta road projects—not an approved funding transfer.
In this report: scheduled
Topics describe each report’s subject, not its approval status. Older articles may not have topic tags. Browse all articles →