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Issues in College Park

What College Park is deciding

Full stories first. Then matters rising by rule: they keep coming back, divide the board, draw residents, change how land near you is used, or move big money for the size of the place. Then the ones already decided. Everything about College Park ›

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Something elseApproving $75,000 for Cycle Gang's College Park Public Safety Wellness & Performance Partnership, accepting its proposal, and having the City Attorney draft a contract, subject to Legal reviewBoard dividedLast action October 19, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving East Coast Grading, the lowest bidder, to mill and resurface Harris Drive, Embassy Drive, Adam Street, and Alexandria Way for $159,004.98 under a 2025 Georgia Department of Transportation grant programBig moneyLast action September 8, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving Resolution No. 2026-23, adopting an Elected Official Security Policy with up to 10 hours per month for each elected official at $65 per hour, not to exceed $39,000 annuallyBoard dividedLast action September 8, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving the purchase and replacement of a 90-ton Trane Air Cool Chiller at City Hall from Maxair Mechanical, LLC for $151,959.00 through a Statewide ContractBig moneyLast action September 8, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving selected vendors for ITB 27-62, Power Materials, totaling $959,167.00, led by Gresco at $898,244.50, and a Master Agreement subject to Legal ReviewBig moneyLast action September 8, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving help from Public Works to pay $307,215.50 owed to A&S Paving, a $41,355.30 Laserfiche records software upgrade, and an agreement with Fulton County on TSPLOST fundsBig moneyLast action August 3, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving Atlanta Paving Concrete, the most responsible and lowest apparent bidder, for ITB 26-44 repaving a parking lot and streets at GICC, for $1,393,245.24Big moneyLast action May 4, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseConsidering an amendment to the zoning appeals process for variances, and a proposal to table it while staff work on added items the Planning Commission requestedZoning and land useLast action April 20, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseAdopting Resolution 2026-07 to spend Tourism Product Development funds on tourism related capital improvements, and approving $1,165,000.00 for Phase I of the Godby Road Park ProjectBig moneyLast action March 23, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving $2,500,000 from the Hospitality Fund to include projects funded by the Tourist Product Development (TPD) accountBig moneyLast action March 23, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseApproving a Hospitality Fund budget change adding projects funded by Tourist Product Development (TPD), $12,269,060.93, and adjusting Godby Road park funding to $3 millionBig moneyLast action March 2, 2026See every step and vote ›Something elseAuthorizing the City to negotiate condemnation, up to the highest appraisal amount, to secure two parcels on Godby Road for the City parkBoard dividedLast action February 16, 2026See every step and vote ›

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