Vine City grant proposal would support 70 multifamily homes, including 63 affordable units
The request returned on Fulton’s March 4, 2026, agenda after a February hold and would draw on previously reserved funds.
In this report: proposed
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Public funding, procurement, taxes and infrastructure commitments.
Abbotts Bridge Road agreement would cover an estimated $2.43 million in water-main relocations
The proposed Fulton–GDOT agreement covers the Johns Creek corridor from Promise Parkway to Boles Road.
In this report: proposed
Fulton’s March proposal sought up to $536,868 for jail consent-decree planning support
Emergency Management Services International would provide consulting under a proposed 2026 term.
In this report: proposed
Fulton proposed up to $1.003 million to continue housing rehabilitation services
The Meals on Wheels Atlanta renewal would cover April through December 2026 and use the first of two renewal options.
In this report: proposed
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.
In this report: proposed
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.
In this report: proposed
Fulton’s March proposal sought $975,000 for services to abuse survivors and their families
The proposed appropriation would go to the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation.
In this report: proposed
Fulton libraries’ March proposal sought up to $133,029 for internet and network connectivity
The entirely grant-funded AT&T request covered July 2026 through June 2027, with three renewal options.
In this report: proposed
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.
In this report: proposed
Chattahoochee Hills approves TPL services for potential 139-acre conservation purchase
Trust for Public Land would handle negotiations, due diligence and grant materials. The services agreement has no fixed maximum compensation amount.
In this report: approved
Chattahoochee Hills approves police pay plan with two added officer positions
The plan increases annual base payroll by $201,230.50, excluding employer benefits and variable incentive costs.
In this report: approved
Chattahoochee Hills approves $40,000 starting pay for parks and public-works entry roles
The salary framework sets $40,000–$55,000 ranges for technicians and park rangers, but does not automatically raise every employee's pay.
In this report: approved
Chattahoochee Hills approves Fulton radio agreement for 50 police and fire units
The agreement sets annual charges of $30,000 in 2027–28 and $33,000 in 2029–30; effectiveness depends on the required city and county approvals.
In this report: approved
Council approves four-month watershed engineering extension with $27.22 million ceiling
The authorization covers six agreements from Oct. 15 through Feb. 14, 2027. Adoption does not establish executed contract amendments.
In this report: approved
Council authorizes $4.91 million Rental Car Center contract extension
The 12–0 action permits an extension of up to six months through March 31, 2027, with Meridian Urban Joint Venture.
In this report: approved
Council authorizes 12.6-acre park purchase on Hamilton E. Holmes Drive
The action caps acquisition and related site costs at $2.34 million. It authorizes a purchase, not a completed closing.
In this report: approved
Council authorizes acceptance of up to $7.75 million for Atlanta lead-hazard reduction
The grant is described as payable over four years. The ordinance also authorizes funding for staff to administer and oversee it.
In this report: approved
Santa Fe Villas gets council authorization for $1.17 million in 2027 rental subsidies
The funding concerns 100 units for low-income, formerly homeless individuals under HUD's Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation program.
In this report: approved
Atlanta proposes 0.32-acre Memorial Drive Greenway purchase with $1.59 million cost ceiling
The total includes acquisition and related site costs, using park-impact-fee and Eastside TAD funds. Committee review is listed for Oct. 13.
In this report: proposed
Council authorizes reserving up to $1 million for Memorial Park Conservancy, contingent on state grant
The contribution depends on the conservancy receiving a $3 million Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program grant. The substitute passed 10–1.
In this report: approved
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