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Glynn CountyGA averageUS Census ACS
Median home value
$268,300 Municipal budget
Total revenue$169.7M (FY2023)
Total spending$122.3M (FY2023)
Taxes$118.8M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$18.9M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$1,443 (FY2023)
Development activity
2025448 housing units ($204.0M)
🗳️ Election results (5 races)
Local election returns — winner marked ✓.
Mayor 2025-11-04
Cosby H. Johnson ✓ 1,015 · Vincent T. Williams 427
County Commission - District 5 2024-11-05
Allen Booker (I) ✓ 4,040
County Commission - District 2 2024-11-05
Bob Duncan ✓ 10,399
County Commission - District 1 2024-11-05
Sammy Tostensen (I) ✓ 8,239
County Commission - At Large - Post 2 2024-11-05
Walter Rafolski (I) ✓ 34,221
Recent meetings
Mon Jul 13, 2026
Board of Elections and Registration
Board holds routine meeting with legislative update
The Glynn County Board of Elections and Registration will hold a regular meeting with procedural items including public comment, approval of minutes from June 9, 2026, and an old business item: a legislative update following the special session. No new business items are listed. The meeting is largely administrative in nature.
- Legislative update – post special session (old business)
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AGENDA
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance / Invocation
3. Public Comment
4. Approve Minutes, June 9, 2026 Regular Meeting
5. Old Business:
• Legislative Update – Post Special Session
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6. New Business:
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7. Office Report
8. Board Member Comments
9. Executive Session if needed
10. Adjourn
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION
1709 GLOUCESTER STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, JULY 14, 2026 2:00 P.M.
Fri Jul 10, 2026
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
Commissioners consider $922,000 roof restoration for Magistrate Courthouse
The Board of Commissioners will vote on several high-value infrastructure contracts and budget amendments. The meeting includes a public hearing for an alcoholic beverage license and appointments for the Selden Park Advisory Board.
- Contract for Magistrate Courthouse roof restoration with Childers Roofing and Sheet Metal for $922,000
- Appropriation of $910,037 for Georgia Indigent Defense Services
- Contract for Glynn Brunswick Safe Streets and Roads for All Safety Action Plan with Gresham Smith for $384,957
- Alcoholic beverage license application for BAD Empire LLC (Eat Chicago Jay’s) at 6110 Altama Av
- Contract for Smartsheet platform with Carahsoft Technology Corp. for $90,375
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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HISTORIC GLYNN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
701 "G" STREET, 2ND FLOOR, COMMISSIONERS' MEETING CHAMBERS
THURSDAY, JULY 16, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
COMMISSION PRESENTATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Recognize Adam Cothren, Field Engineering Division Manager, for being named the Georgia Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) Manager of the Year.
(D. Smith)
CONSENT AGENDA - General Business
2. Approve the minutes of the regular meeting held on July 2, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(R. Vakulich)
REPORT
3. Approve a contract for the Smartsheet enterprise project and strategic planning management platform with Carahsoft Technology Corp. in the amount of $90,375.00, utilizing a cooperative purchasing exemption, with funding to be provided by the multi-year Capital Projects Fund.
(J. Hagen )
REPORT
4. Recognize the First Amendment to the Sublease Agreement and Assignment between the Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority and Crown Castle PT, Inc.
(R. Burr)
REPORT
5. Approve the fourth-year renewal option for Debris Removal and Disposal Services with Ceres Environmental Services, Inc.
(S. Robinson)
REPORT
CONSENT AGENDA - Finance Committee
6. Approve the Real and Personal Property corrections an …
Thu Jul 9, 2026
Board of Appeals
Board to vote on setback variance for 500 Maple Street, SSI
The Board of Appeals will consider a variance request to reduce front and right yard setbacks at 500 Maple Street, Saint Simons Island, to bring an existing structure into compliance with zoning. They will also vote on approving the minutes from the May 14, 2026 meeting.
- Variance request ZV-26-11 for 500 Maple Street, SSI (parcel 04-05182) to reduce front and right yard setbacks under Section 701 of the Glynn County Zoning Ordinance
- Property is zoned R-6 One Family Residential District; applicant is Tiffany H. Wolf, ESQ, representing David L. Lee
- Approval of minutes from the May 14, 2026 Board of Appeals meeting
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AGENDA
BOARD OF APPEALS
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2026 AT 10:00 AM
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
1.1 Approve the minutes of the Board of Appeals meeting held on May 14, 2026, subject to any necessary changes or corrections.
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2. VARIANCE REQUEST
2.1 ZV-26-11 500 Maple Street, SSI – Consider a request for a variance to the Glynn County Zoning Ordinance Section 701, to reduce the front and right yard setback, to bring an existing structure into compliance. The property is zoned R-6 One Family Residential District and is located at 500 Maple Street, Saint Simons Island, GA (parcel 04-05182). Tiffany H. Wolf, ESQ, Taylor, Odachowsi, Schmidt, Crossland, LLC, Attorneys at Law, applicant and David L. Lee, authorized agent.
REPORT
ADJOURNMENT
***MEETING PROCEDURES***
Public hearings: Public comments on public hearing items will be limited to 30 minutes for each opposing side with a maximum of five minutes allocated to each speaker. Comments are to be limited to relevant information regarding your position and should avoid being repetitious. If your group has a spokesperson, please allow that individual to present your group’s position in the time allotted.
The applicant may then provide a rebuttal to any testimony. The Chairman may terminate testimony if it becomes repetitive. The Chairman will terminate a speaker’ …
Thu Jul 9, 2026
Finance Committee
Finance Committee to consider budget amendment and $910K indigent defense
The Finance Committee will consider a resolution to amend the FY25/26 budget and approve several contracts and grant awards. Key decisions include a $910,037 indigent defense appropriation, a $922,000 roof restoration contract, and multiple transportation and safety studies. The committee will also decide on a $856 park rental fee refund request.
- Adopt resolution to amend FY25/26 budget
- Approve $910,037 for Georgia Indigent Defense Services
- Award $922,000 contract for Magistrate Courthouse roof restoration
- Award $189,500 contract for US 17/US 82 Corridor Study
- Award $384,957 contract for Safe Streets and Roads for All Safety Action Plan
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AGENDA
FINANCE COMMITTEE
W. HAROLD PATE COURTHOUSE ANNEX 2ND FLOOR, MEETING ROOM 224
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2026 AT 4:00 PM
**Notice of Possible Quorum**
A quorum of Commissioners may attend this meeting.
1. Call to Order.
2. Accepting the agenda as presented (or to add items / defer items if needed).
CONSENT
3. Approve the June 4, 2026 Finance Committee Minutes.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
4. Approve the Real and Personal Property corrections and exemptions as recommended by the Board of Assessors and the Chief Appraiser at their Thursday, June 11, 2026 meeting, with clarification that this does not approve a tax refund.
(R. Glisson)
REPORT
5. Adopt the Resolution to amend the FY25/26 Budget.
(T. Munson)
REPORT
6. Approve the agreement between the Glynn County Board of Commissioners and the Georgia Public Defender for the appropriation of Glynn County's pro rata share of the costs of Georgia Indigent Defense Services in the amount of $910,037 with funding to be provided by the FY27 General Fund.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
7. Approve the second renewal period (September 1, 2026-August 31, 2027) for the Mainland Athletics Concessions License Agreement with Davis Concessions.
(L. Gurganus)
REPORT
8. Award a contract to Moffatt & Nichol for the Brunswick Area Transportation Study (BATS) US 17/US 82 Cor …
Tue Jul 7, 2026
Mainland Planning Commission
Commission to consider rezoning for junk vehicle storage on Emanuel Ave
The Mainland Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for a property on Emanuel Ave. The body will also review and approve minutes from the June 2, 2026, meeting.
- ZM-25-33: Request to rezone 1.15 acres at 3810 Emanuel Ave and 3828 Norwich Ave from R-6 and HC to PD for junk vehicle storage
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AGENDA
MAINLAND PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR SESSION
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, JULY 7, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
REVIEW MEETING PROCEDURES*
PLANNING COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. GENERAL BUSINESS
1.1 Approve the minutes of the Mainland Planning Commission meeting held on June 2, 2026, subject to any necessary changes.
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2. PUBLIC HEARING
2.1 ZM-25-33 – 3815 Emanuel Ave PD Rezone: Consideration of a request to rezone approximately 1.15 acres from R-6, One-Family Residential and HC Highway Commercial to PD, Planned Development to allow for a storage of junk vehicles and other uses. Property is located at 3810 Emanuel Ave and 3828 Norwich Ave (03-08582). Iron Man Properties, LLC, Robbie Tucker, owner.
(C. Cary)
REPORT
3. ADJOURNMENT
*MEETING PROCEDURES*
The Planning Staff presents the application request to the Planning Commission during the staff’s report. This report evaluates how the proposal conforms to the Glynn County Zoning Ordinance and other applicable regulations and conforms to the Comprehensive Plan when applied to zoning matters and ordinances. Applicant(s) shall have the opportunity to present their requests to the Planning Commission. It is the responsibility of applicant(s) to make presentations on requests and to address any conditions or factual findings with which they do not ag …
Mon Jul 6, 2026
Board of Elections and Registration Regular Meeting
Board to review May primary runoff and set 2026-2027 calendar
The Glynn County Board of Elections and Registration will consider approving minutes from May 12, receive updates on the May General Primary Runoff and legislative matters, and establish the calendar for 2026-2027. Public comment and an office report are also scheduled. The meeting is largely procedural.
- Approve minutes of May 12, 2026 Regular Meeting
- Legislative update under Old Business
- May General Primary Runoff update
- Establish calendar for 2026-2027
- Public comment period
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AGENDA
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance / Invocation
3. Public Comment
4. Approve Minutes, May 12 2026 Regular Meeting
5. Old Business:
• Legislative Update
• May General Primary Runoff Update
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6. New Business:
• Establish Calendar for 2026-2027
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7. Office Report
8. Board Member Comments
9. Executive Session if needed
10. Adjourn
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY COMMISSION CHAMBERS
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2026 2:00 P.M.
Thu Jul 2, 2026
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
Commission to consider creating Pier Village Special Event Entertainment District
The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on a conditional use permit for a frozen-banana stand and a bakery on St. Simons Island, and on a rezone of about 2.78 acres on Demere Road to local commercial. They will also consider adopting an ordinance establishing a Special Event Entertainment District in the Pier Village area of St. Simons Island. Several consent items include renewals of public safety dispatch agreements and a $1.3 million FAA grant for airport parking lot expansion.
- Ordinance creating Pier Village Special Event Entertainment District on St. Simons Island
- Rezone of 2.78 acres on Demere Road to Local Commercial (Ace Garden Center)
- Conditional use permits for Banana Cabana (frozen bananas) and Simple Man Bread Company at 215 Mallery Street
- Final plat approval for The Lakes at North Glynn, Phase 3 (76 lots on Harry Driggers Boulevard)
- FAA grant of $1,300,000 for Brunswick Golden Isles Airport Parking Lot Expansion
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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HISTORIC GLYNN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
701 "G" STREET, 2ND FLOOR, COMMISSIONERS' MEETING CHAMBERS
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
PRESENTATON OF COLORS
Presentation of the Colors by the Joint Color Guard of the Glynn County Sheriff's Office and Glynn County Police Department.
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
COMMISSION PRESENTATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
CONSENT AGENDA - General Business
1. Approve the minutes of the regular meeting held on June 18, 2026 and the special called meetings held on June 16, 2026, and June 25, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(R. Vakulich)
REPORT
2. Approve the appointment of Brandi Foster to the Dangerous Dog Hearing Board as an alternate for a four-year term. The term begins upon appointment and ends on July 1, 2030.
(R. Vakulich)
REPORT
3. Approve the annual services agreement renewal between the Joint Public Safety Communications Department and the College of Coastal Georgia for Glynn-Brunswick 911 to provide public safety dispatch services to the College of Coastal Georgia Police Department.
(C. Richardson)
REPORT
4. Approve the services agreement renewal between the Joint Public Safety Communications Department and the Jekyll Island Authority for Glynn-Brunswick 911 to provide public safety dispatch services to Jekyll Island Fire and EMS.
(C. Richards …
Mon Jun 29, 2026
Mainland Planning Commission
Planning Commission to consider rezone of 18 parcels on Jenkins Farm Road
The Mainland Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a rezoning of 18 parcels along Jenkins Farm Road from Forest Agricultural and Conservation Preservation to Planned Development District for a private access easement (deferred from February); a site plan for an 80-unit multifamily development at 100 Creekside Drive; and a rezoning of a portion of a parcel at 3721 Hardee Avenue from General Industrial to One-Family Residential. The Commission will also vote on minutes and hear staff reports.
- ZM-25-21 – Jenkins Farm Rezone: 18 parcels along Jenkins Farm Road rezoned to Planned Development District for a private access easement
- SP-26-3 – Creekside at Southport: 80-unit multifamily development with three buildings and clubhouse at 100 Creekside Drive
- ZM-26-1 – 3721 Hardee Avenue Rezone: 0.183-acre portion rezoned from General Industrial to One-Family Residential
- Public hearing procedures limit comments to 30 minutes per side, 5 minutes per speaker
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AGENDA
MAINLAND PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR SESSION
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
REVIEW MEETING PROCEDURES*
PLANNING COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. GENERAL BUSINESS
1.1 Approval of Minutes
(S. Leif)
REPORT
1.2 ZM-25-21 – Jenkins Farm Rezone: Consideration of a change of zoning request from Forest Agricultural (FA) and Conservation Preservation (CP) to Planned Development District (PD) for 18 tax parcels located along Jenkins Farm Road to allow for the use of a private, unpaved, access easement to serve the parcels. The parcels, addresses, and owners are listed in the below table. Jake Lemmings, Roberts Civil Engineering, agent for the property owners:
03-28143 419 JENKINS FARM RD EDDIE CLARK & LISA SHIPP
03-28140 395 JENKINS FARM RD FLEMINGTON FOREST PROPERTIES LLC
03-28141 405 JENKINS FARM RD FLEMINGTON FOREST PROPERTIES LLC
03-28144 425 JENKINS FARM RD FLEMINGTON FOREST PROPERTIES LLC
03-28155 350 JENKINS FARM RD JODY JENKINS COUNTS
03-28154 370 JENKINS FARM RD JODY JENKINS COUNTS
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03-28137 365 JENKINS FARM RD LAREE KICKLIGHTER
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Fri Jun 26, 2026
Special Called Islands Planning Commission
Island Planning Commission considers beach boardwalk and village preservation permits
The Islands Planning Commission will consider two development requests: a village preservation design review for demolishing a home and building two new houses on May Joe Street and Fish Fever Lane, and a conditional use permit for a new beach boardwalk at the King and Prince Hotel. A public hearing is scheduled for the boardwalk permit. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and staff reports.
- VP-26-3: Village preservation review for demolition and construction of two single-family dwellings at 616 May Joe Street and 106 Fish Fever Lane, St. Simons Island (parcel 04-04749)
- CUP-26-1: Conditional use permit for a beach boardwalk from the existing bulkhead to the high water line at 201 Arnold Road, King and Prince Hotel (parcel 04-03436)
- Property at 616 May Joe Street is zoned Village Residential with Island Preservation Overlay
- Property at 201 Arnold Road is zoned Planned Development District and Beach and Dune Protection District
- Public hearing limited to 30 minutes per side, 5 minutes per speaker
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AGENDA
ISLAND PLANNING COMMISSION SPECIAL CALLED
GLYNN COUNTY HISTORIC COURTHOUSE
701 G STREET
BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
REVIEW MEETING PROCEDURES*
PLANNING COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. GENERAL BUSINESS
1.1 Approval of Minutes
(S. Leif)
REPORT
1.2 VP-26-3 – May Joe Street Village Preservation: Consider village preservation design review approval, including a tree plan, for the demolition of an existing dwelling and construction of two new single family dwelling units on two lots. Property is located at 616 May Joe Street and 106 Fish Fever Lane, St. Simons Island (parcel 04-04749). The property is zoned Village Residential (VR) and Island Preservation Overlay. Peter Schoenauer, Tidewater Engineering, Inc., agent for StwCate, LLC, owner. (Public hearing held on April 21. Application deferred to April 29)
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2. PUBLIC HEARING
2.1 CUP-26-1 – King and Prince Hotel Beach Boardwalk Conditional Use Permit: Consider a conditional use permit for a new beach boardwalk from the existing bulkhead to the high water line of the Atlantic Ocean, seaward of the development setback line pursuant to Zoning Ordinance, Section 727, Beach and Dune Protection District. Property is located at 201 Arnold Road, St. Simons Island (parcel number 04-03436), and zoned Planned Development …
Thu Jun 25, 2026
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
Board to vote on adopting the FY 2027 Glynn County Budget
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will discuss and vote on adopting the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget. This item is the sole agenda point for the special called meeting.
- Adopt the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Glynn County Budget
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AGENDA
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
W. HAROLD PATE BUILDING
1725 REYNOLDS STREET, 2ND FLOOR, RM 224
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2026 AT 2:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
Discussion and consideration of voting on the following:
1. Consider adopting the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Glynn County Budget.
(T. Munson)
REPORT
EXECUTIVE SESSION/POST EXECUTIVE SESSION ACTION
Tue Jun 23, 2026
Islands Planning Commission
Planning commission to hear requests for food, health clinic, and commercial rezone
The Islands Planning Commission will consider approving minutes from a previous meeting and hold public hearings on four items: a frozen banana stand, a bakery, a primary care health clinic, and a garden center rezone.
- Approve minutes from May 26, 2026
- Banana Cabana frozen banana stand at 215 Mallery Street
- Simple Man Bread Company bakery at 215 Mallery Street
- Primary care health clinic at 104 General Oglethorpe Road
- Ace Garden Center rezone at 2807 Demere RD
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AGENDA
ISLANDS PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR SESSION
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
REVIEW MEETING PROCEDURES*
PLANNING COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. GENERAL BUSINESS
1.1 Approve the minutes of the Islands Planning Commission meeting held May 26, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2. PUBLIC HEARING
2.1 CUP-26-2 – 215 Mallery Street, Unit 7 Conditional Use Permit: Consideration of a request for a conditional use permit for an establishment serving prepared food or drink in the Village Mixed Use (VMU) zoning district. The business is named the Banana Cabana and proposes to sell frozen, chocolate dipped bananas. Property is located at 215 Mallery Street, Unit 7, St Simons Island (parcel 04-04636) and is zoned VMU and Island Preservation (IP). Chris Morgan, agent for JC Strother Co., Inc., owner.
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2.2 CUP-26-3 – 215 Mallery Street, Unit 3 Conditional Use Permit: Consideration of a request for a conditional use permit for an establishment serving prepared food or drink in the Village Mixed Use (VMU) zoning district. The business is a bakery named Simple Man Bread Company and proposes to bake and package bread for retail sales. Property is located at 215 Mallery Street, Unit 3, St Simons Island (parcel 04-04636) and …
Fri Jun 19, 2026
Board of Elections and Registration
Board to certify June 16 General Primary Runoff results
The Board of Elections and Registration will conduct a pre-certification review. The body will then decide on the certification of the June 16, 2026, General Primary Runoff.
- Pre-Certification Review
- Certification of June 16 2026 General Primary Runoff
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AGENDA
BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION
BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION
1709 GLOUCESTER ST. BRUNSWICK, GA
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2026 AT 3:00 PM
Pre-Certification Review
Certification of June 16 2026 General Primary Runoff
Adjourn
Thu Jun 18, 2026
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
Commissioners to vote on planned development amendment for Tradewinds Technology Park
The Glynn County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on June 18, 2026, with a consent agenda covering 22 items including final plats for two subdivisions (West Point Phase V and Tate's Landing Phase I), a fire grant, vehicle surplus, and multiple contracts. Two public hearings will consider a planned development amendment for a logistics park and a rezoning for additional storage. The board will also consider renaming library rooms in honor of Matthew J. Permar.
- Approve final plat for Tate's Landing Phase I: 55 single-family lots on 17.8 acres, with $554,500 and $109,250 letters of credit for improvements
- Award $805,150 contract to Moffatt & Nichol for Perry Lane Road Bridge Replacement and Corridor Widening (SPLOST 2022)
- Approve ACCG-IRMA property and liability insurance renewal for $1,814,813 (FY27)
- Public hearing: planned development amendment for Tradewinds Technology Park/Pinecrest Logistics Park on 6500/6100 Golden Isles Pkwy
- Public hearing: rezone 5 acres at 333 South Port Parkway from LC to PD for more storage options
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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HISTORIC GLYNN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
701 "G" STREET, 2ND FLOOR, COMMISSIONERS' MEETING CHAMBERS
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
COMMISSION PRESENTATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Present a proclamation recognizing July 25–August 2, 2026, as Gullah Geechee Nation Appreciation Week in Glynn County.
CONSENT AGENDA - General Business
2. Approve the minutes of the regular meeting held on June 4, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(R. Vakulich)
REPORT
3. FP-26-3 - West Point Phase V Subdivision Final Plat: Approve the final plat for the subdivision of an approximately 118-acre tract into 16 single-family lots to be named West Point Phase V Subdivision. The property is located at 112 Calwell Street (Parcel Number 04-01013) and is zoned R-12 One Family Residential. West Point Plantation LLC, owner.
(S. Leif)
REPORT
4. FP-26-6 - Tate's Landing Phase I Final Plat: Approve the final plat for the subdivision of an approximately 17.8-acre tract into 55 single-family lots and rights-of-way to be named Tate's Landing Phase I Subdivision, including acceptance of a deed for dedication of right-of-way, a drainage, access, and utilities easement, and acceptance and approval of two letters of credit for improvements not completed on site: one in the amount of $554,500.00 from Atlantic Contracting Sol …
Tue Jun 16, 2026
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
Public hearing on the FY27 Glynn County budget proposals
The Board will receive the results of the Housing Market Analysis and Housing Action Plan funded by the Southeast Crescent Regional Commission. A U.S. Small Business Administration representative will present disaster assistance programs, and the UGA Extension Coordinator will give an update. A presentation on pavement preservation will be provided, followed by citizen comments on the FY27 budget.
- Receive results of the Housing Market Analysis and Housing Action Plan (funded by SCRC and local partners)
- Presentation by SBA on available disaster assistance programs
- Update from UGA Extension Coordinator Michelle Quick
- Presentation on pavement preservation
- Public hearing for citizen comments on the FY27 proposed Glynn County Budget
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AGENDA
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
W. HAROLD PATE BUILDING
1725 REYNOLDS STREET, 2ND FLOOR, RM 224
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2026 AT 2:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
Discussion and consideration of voting on the following:
1. Receive the results of the Housing Market Analysis and the Housing Action Plan, funded by the Southeast Crescent Regional Commission (SCRC) and various local partners.
(D. Smith)
REPORT
2. Receive a presentation from Liliana Tschanett of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) regarding available disaster assistance programs and services.
REPORT
3. Receive an update from Michelle Quick, County Extension Coordinator with the UGA Extension.
REPORT
4. Receive a presentation regarding pavement preservation.
(R. Talbert)
REPORT
Public Hearing - Budget
Public Hearings will be limited to 30 minutes for each opposing side, with 5 minutes allocated to each individual speaker. Comments are to be limited to relevant information regarding your position and should avoid being repetitious. If your group has a spokesperson, please allow that individual to present your group’s position in the time allocated. Your cooperation in this process will be greatly appreciated.
5. Receive citizen comments on the FY27 proposed Glynn County Budget.
(T. Munson)
REPORT
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Thu Jun 4, 2026
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
Board to vote on $1.29M utility relocation for roundabout, subdivision plat, probation change
The Board will consider consent agenda items including approval of a final plat for West Point Phase V (16 lots on 118 acres), a $1,287,738 utility relocation agreement with Georgia Power for the Frederica Road and Sea Island Road Roundabout Project, and termination of probation contracts with CSRA in favor of Southeast Corrections for State and Magistrate Courts. Public hearings are scheduled for two street abandonments on St. Simons Island, two sign variances (Island Ace and Rural King), and a special use permit for a drinking establishment at 208 Redfern Village. The Board will also appoint two citizens to the Board of Tax Assessors from six applicants.
- Approve final plat for West Point Phase V, 16 single-family lots at 112 Calwell Street
- Authorize $1,287,738 utility relocation agreement with Georgia Power for Frederica/Sea Island roundabout
- Approve probation services agreement with Southeast Corrections for State and Magistrate Courts; terminate CSRA contracts
- Public hearing: abandon unimproved area at 1902 First Avenue, St. Simons (AB-26-8)
- Public hearing: sign variance for larger signage at Island Ace, 329 Longview Plaza (ZV-26-8)
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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HISTORIC GLYNN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
701 "G" STREET, 2ND FLOOR, COMMISSIONERS' MEETING CHAMBERS
THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
COMMISSION PRESENTATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
CONSENT AGENDA - General Business
1. Approve the minutes of the regular meeting held on May 21, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(R. Vakulich)
REPORT
2. Appoint Allison Dupuis to serve on the Marshes of Glynn Libraries (MOGL) Board, representing the city seat. The term begins July 1, 2026, and expires June 30, 2029.
(R. Vakulich)
REPORT
3. FP-26-3 - West Point Phase V Subdivision Final Plat: Approve the final plat for the subdivision of an approximately 118-acre tract into 16 single-family lots to be named West Point Phase V Subdivision. The property is located at 112 Calwell Street (Parcel Number 04-01013) and is zoned R-12 One Family Residential. Westpoint Plantation LLC, owner.
(S. Leif)
REPORT
4. Authorize the Chairman to approve a service agreement with Safe Harbor Children's Center, Inc. to provide victim services through referrals from the Glynn County Police Department and the Glynn County Juvenile Court Victim Assistance Programs, with funding provided by the County's Local Victim Assistance Program 5% funding.
(L. Johnson)
REPORT
5. Approve the Temporary Use Agree …
Thu Jun 4, 2026
Finance Committee 2026-06-04
Finance Committee to consider $1.8M insurance renewal and $805K bridge engineering contract
The Finance Committee will consider approving several items including a $1.8 million property and liability insurance renewal, a $805,150 contract for engineering services for the Perry Lane Road Bridge Replacement and Corridor Widening, and various budget amendments. Other items include grounds maintenance contracts, vehicle damage reimbursements, and an inmate work detail contract. The meeting also includes approval of the May 7, 2026 minutes and property tax corrections.
- Approve ACCG-IRMA insurance renewal for $1,814,813 for FY27
- Award engineering contract to Moffatt & Nichol for Perry Lane Road Bridge Replacement and Corridor Widening for $805,150
- Award contract to Vertical Lift Systems for Historic Courthouse Elevator Modernization for $88,200
- Approve contract with Department of Corrections for inmate work detail at $56,962.29 per year
- Approve change order to Coastal Greenery for grounds maintenance at Selden Park and Blythe Island Regional Park for $39,720
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AGENDA
FINANCE COMMITTEE
W. HAROLD PATE COURTHOUSE ANNEX 2ND FLOOR, MEETING ROOM 224
THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2026 AT 4:00 PM
**Notice of Possible Quorum**
A quorum of Commissioners may attend this meeting.
1. Call to Order.
2. Accepting the agenda as presented (or to add items / defer items if needed).
CONSENT
3. Approve the May 7, 2026 Finance Committee Minutes.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
4. Approve the Real and Personal Property corrections and exemptions as recommended by the Board of Assessors and the Chief Appraiser at their Thursday, May 14, 2026 meeting, with clarification that this does not approve a tax refund.
(R. Glisson)
REPORT
5. Approve a change order to Coastal Greenery for the addition of grounds maintenance and mowing of designated areas in Selden Park and Blythe Island Regional Park in the amount of $39,720 beginning July 1, 2026, with funding to be provided by the FY27 Public Works Operating Budget.
(L. Gurganus)
REPORT
6. Accept the property damage reimbursement from Progressive Insurance Company of $7,044.88 for damages to unit 3059, a Planning and Zoning vehicle, and increase the Fleet Maintenance Fund Budget in said amount for the repair of the vehicle.
(K. Munoz-Strickland)
REPORT
7. Approve the ACCG-IRMA renewal for property and liability insurance coverage in the amount of $1,814813 for the Ju …
Wed Jun 3, 2026
Board of Elections and Registration Special Called Meeting
Board to certify General Primary results after 5:00 PM
This special called meeting of the Glynn County Board of Elections and Registration will include board reorganization, review of certification materials, and certification of the General Primary results after 5:00 PM.
- Board reorganization
- Review certification materials
- Certification of General Primary results (after 5:00 PM)
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AGENDA
BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION
BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION
1709 GLOUCESTER ST. BRUNSWICK, GA
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2026 AT 3:00 PM
Call Meeting to Order
Pledge of Allegiance/Invocation
New Business
1 Board Reorganization
2 Review Certification Materials
3 Certification of General Primary Results (after 5:00 PM)
Adjourn
Tue Jun 2, 2026
Mainland Planning Commission
Commission considers rezoning and site plan requests for local developments
The Mainland Planning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss a site plan for a restaurant pavilion and two zoning requests. The body will also consider a county-initiated amendment to subdivision regulations regarding private roads and easements.
- Site plan approval for an open pavilion at 415 Palisade DR (SP-26-14)
- Request to rezone 5 acres at 333 South Port Parkway from Local Commercial to Planned Development (ZM-26-5)
- Planned development amendment for 6500 and 6100 Golden Isles Pkwy (ZM-26-7)
- County-initiated amendment to Subdivision Regulations for private roads and access easements (TA-26-1)
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AGENDA
MAINLAND PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR SESSION
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
REVIEW MEETING PROCEDURES*
PLANNING COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. GENERAL BUSINESS
1.1 Approve the minutes of the Mainland Planning Commission meeting held May 5, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2. PUBLIC HEARING
2.1 SP-26-14 – Three Oaks Restaurant Pavillion: Consider site plan approval for the addition of an open pavilion at 415 Palisade DR (Parcel ID: 03-12678). The site is zoned PD, Planned Development (GC-07-92). 415 Investments LLC, owner.
REPORT
2.2 ZM-26-5 – CKELJ Planned Development Rezone: Consideration of a request to rezone approximately 5 acres from LC, Local Commercial to PD, Planned Development to allow for more storage options. Property is located at 333 South Port Parkway (03-16495). CKELJ LLC, applicant and owner.
(K. Wright)
REPORT
2.3 ZM-26-7 – Tradewinds Technology Park/Pinecrest Logistics Park/Gateway PD: Consideration of a planned development amendment for 6500 and 6100 Golden Isles Pkwy, Parcels 03-17029 and 03-29847. The site is zoned Planned Development District (PD). Trevor Peters, Thomas and Hutton, agent for LPC-WEDA BRUNSWICK, LLC, owner.
(C. Cary)
REPORT
2.4 TA-26-1 – Subdivision Reg …
Tue May 26, 2026
Islands Planning Commission
Planning Commission to decide on luxury hotel at 315 Oak Street, St. Simons
The Islands Planning Commission will consider village preservation design review and site plan approval for a three-story luxury boutique hotel at 315 Oak Street and 560 Ocean Boulevard. It also holds public hearings for a house addition at 609 Ocean Boulevard, a special use permit for a drinking establishment (Wine, Body, and Soul) at 208 Redfern Vlg, and a three-unit townhome at 318 Arnold Road. Minutes from previous meetings are also up for approval.
- Village Preservation (VP-26-1) and Site Plan (SP-26-4) for a new three-story hotel at 315 Oak St & 560 Ocean Blvd (VMU zone, Island Preservation Overlay)
- Public Hearing: VP-26-4 – addition to existing home at 609 Ocean Blvd (VMU, Island Preservation Overlay)
- Public Hearing: SUP-26-1 – special use permit for drinking establishment (Wine, Body, and Soul) at 208 Redfern Vlg (Highway Commercial zone)
- Public Hearing: SP-26-9 – site plan for a 3-unit townhome at 318 Arnold Road (Resort Residential zone)
- Approval of minutes from special called meetings on April 29, 2026 and March 18, 2026
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AGENDA
ISLAND PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR SESSION
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
REVIEW MEETING PROCEDURES*
PLANNING COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. GENERAL BUSINESS
1.1 Approve the minutes of the Special Called Islands Planning Commission meeting held on April 29, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(K. Wright)
REPORT
1.2 Approve the minutes of the Special Called Joint Meeting of the Islands and Mainland Planning Commissions held on March 18, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(K. Wright)
REPORT
1.3 VP-26-1 – 315 Oak Street Hotel Village Preservation: Consider village preservation design review approval for the construction of a new three-story luxury boutique hotel at 315 Oak Street and 560 Ocean BLVD. The property is zoned VMU, Village Mixed Use and Island Preservation Overlay. Parcels 04-04683 and 04-04679. Zachary Farrell, agent for Sega USA Properties, LLC, owner.
(K. Wright) Clerk's Note: A public hearing was held for this item at the April 21st meeting.
REPORT
1.4 SP-26-4 – 315 Oak Street Hotel Site Plan: Consider site plan approval for the construction of a new three-story luxury boutique hotel at 315 Oak Street and 560 Ocean BLVD. The property is zoned VMU, Village Mixed Use. Parcels 04-04683 and 04-04679. Zachary Farrell, agent for Sega USA Propert …
Thu May 21, 2026
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
Board to award $155k contract for Beachview Drive Sidewalk Project
The Board will consider a consent agenda with over 20 items, including contracts, grants, and property tax refund denials. Public hearings will be held on two requests to abandon unimproved road areas on Marsh Court and Thirteenth Street. Notable items include a change order for the St. Simons Island Gateway Project and termination of the Ameresco contract.
- Award $155,366 contract to Southeast Asphalt for Beachview Drive Sidewalk Project (SPLOST 2022)
- Authorize $30,000 change order to Moffatt & Nichol for St. Simons Island Gateway Project permitting
- Approve $182,187 pipe replacement contract with Atlantic Pipe Services (SPLOST 2022)
- Authorize termination of Glynn County's contract with Ameresco before end of Year 9
- Two public hearings: AB-26-7 (97 & 98 Marsh Court) and AB-26-5 (4322 Thirteenth Street) for abandonment of unimproved areas
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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HISTORIC GLYNN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
701 "G" STREET, 2ND FLOOR, COMMISSIONERS' MEETING CHAMBERS
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
COMMISSION PRESENTATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
CONSENT AGENDA - General Business
1. Approve the minutes of the regular meeting held on May 7, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(R. Vakulich)
REPORT
2. Authorize the Chairman to sign the Nondiscrimination Agreement as part of the Georgia Department of Transportation Local Area Project (LAP) Program.
(C. Cary)
REPORT
3. Authorize the Chairman to sign the Letter of Agreement as part of the Georgia Department of Transportation Local Area Project (LAP) Program.
(C. Cary)
REPORT
4. Authorize the Chairman to sign the Procurement Statement as part of the Georgia Department of Transportation Local Area Project (LAP) Program.
(C. Cary)
REPORT
5. Authorize the Chairman to sign the Letter of Commitment as fiscal agent for the Brunswick Judicial Circuit Drug Court grant application to the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust.
(L. Johnson)
REPORT
6. Authorize the Chairman to sign the Service Agreement between Glynn County Juvenile Court and Southeast Georgia Therapy, LLC for therapeutic services provided to youth referred by the Court.
(L. Johnson)
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Thu May 14, 2026
Board of Appeals
Board of Appeals to consider setback variance for EV charging canopy
The Board of Appeals will meet to review a variance request for a commercial property on Highway 17 S. One other variance request for a residential property on Demere Rd was withdrawn prior to the meeting.
- ZV-26-5: Request to reduce front yard setback for an EV charging canopy at 2766 Highway 17 S
- ZV-26-3: Variance request for 1310 Demere Rd (withdrawn 5/12/26)
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AGENDA
BOARD OF APPEALS
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026 AT 10:00 AM
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
1.1 Approve the minutes of the Special Called Board of Appeals meeting held March 24, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2. VARIANCE REQUEST
2.1 ZV-26-3 1310 Demere Rd, SSI, - Consider a request for a variance to the Glynn County Zoning Ordinance Section 701, to reduce the rear yard setback. The property is zoned R-6 One Family Residential District and is located at 1310 Demere Rd, Saint Simons Island, GA (parcel 04-15567). Ben and Christa Clark, applicant and agent.
Clerk's Note: Application was withdrawn by the applicant on 5/12/26.
REPORT
2.2 ZV-26-5 2766 Highway 17 S, BWK – Consider a request for a variance to the Glynn County Zoning Ordinance Section 714.4, to reduce the required front yard setback to install a canopy over EV charging. The property is zoned Freeway Commercial (FC) and is located at 2766 Highway 17 S. (parcel 03-22087). Tahesha Silva, Larson Design Group, Inc, applicant, Loves Travel Stops & Country Stores Inc, owner.
(C. Cary)
REPORT
ADJOURNMENT
***MEETING PROCEDURES***
Public hearings: Public comments on public hearing items will be limited to 30 minutes for each opposing side with a maximum of five minutes allocated to each speaker. Comments are to b …
Tue May 12, 2026
Board of Elections and Registration
Board of Elections discusses May 19 General Primary preparations
The Board of Elections and Registration will meet to review updates and assignments for the May 19, 2026, General Primary. The board will also receive a legislative update and a report on voter statistics and finances.
- May 19 2026 General Primary update and election assignments
- Legislative update
- Voter statistics and financial report
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AGENDA
BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION
BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION
208 GLOUCESTER ST
TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2026 AT 2:00 PM
Call to Order and Invocation
Minutes
Old Business
Legislative Update
May 19 2026 General Primary Update and Election Assignments
New Business
(None)
Office Report
Voter Statistics and Financial Report
REPORT
Board Member Comments
Executive Session
If needed
Adjourn
Fri May 8, 2026
Board of Elections and Registration
Glynn County Board of Elections and Registration to meet May 8, 2026
The Board of Elections and Registration will meet to discuss updates regarding the May General Primary and legislative changes. The meeting includes a review of a previous conference and an office report.
- May General Primary Update
- Legislative Update
- Approval of March 10, 2026 meeting minutes
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AGENDA
1. Call Meeting to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance / Invocation
3. Public Comment
4. Approve Minutes, March 10 2026 Regular Meeting
5. Old Business:
• Legislative Update
• May General Primary Update
• Conference Recap
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6. New Business:
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7. Office Report
8. Board Member Comments
9. Executive Session if needed
10. Adjourn
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS & REGISTRATION
1709 GLOUCESTER STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 2026 2:00 P.M.
Thu May 7, 2026
Glynn County Board of Commissioners
Commissioners to consider rezoning for nursing home and assisted living at Hwy 99
The board will hold public hearings on two zoning changes: 610 Canal Rd to Highway Commercial for an office, and 5584 Hwy 99 to Medical District for a nursing home/assisted living facility. A conditional use permit for a beach boardwalk at the King and Prince Hotel is also proposed. Consent items include contract awards for courthouse paver renovation ($173,676), emergency call system service ($134,990.93), and Mallery Street Park engineering ($127,500), plus a change order for Perry Lane drainage ($350,000) and a local match commitment for Myers Hill/Buck Swamp sidewalks ($695,626.40).
- Rezone 610 Canal Rd from Forest Agriculture to Highway Commercial for office building (ZM-26-2)
- Rezone 5584 Hwy 99 from Planned Development to Medical District for nursing home/assisted living (ZM-26-3)
- Conditional use permit for King and Prince Hotel beach boardwalk (CUP-26-1)
- Award contract for Historic Courthouse Paver Renovation to Dynamic Landscape Design at $173,676
- Approve local match of $695,626.40 for Carbon Reduction Program sidewalks on Myers Hill and Buck Swamp Roads
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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HISTORIC GLYNN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
701 "G" STREET, 2ND FLOOR, COMMISSIONERS' MEETING CHAMBERS
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
COMMISSION PRESENTATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Present a proclamation recognizing the month of May as Teen Pregnancy Prevention month.
2. Present a proclamation recognizing May 9, 2026, as Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Day.
3. Present a proclamation recognizing May 16 through May 22, 2026, as National Safe Boating Week in Glynn County.
CONSENT AGENDA - General Business
4. Approve the minutes of the regular meeting held on April 16, 2026, subject to any necessary corrections.
(R. Vakulich)
REPORT
5. Approve a leasehold agreement between Glynn County and Cassina Garden Club, Inc. for property located at Gascoigne Bluff.
(B. Duncan)
REPORT
6. Rescind the award and prior approval from the Board to Structural Waterproofing and Restoration for the Historic Courthouse Paver Renovation Project (IFB26-024) on March 19, 2026.
(R. Talbert)
REPORT
7. Award a contract to Dynamic Landscape Design for the Historic Courthouse Paver Renovation Project (IFB26-024) in the amount of $173,676 with funding to be provided by the Facilities Capital Multi-Year Fund.
(S. Robinson)
REPORT
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Thu May 7, 2026
Finance Committee 2026-05-07
Committee to consider $182K pipe replacement contract using SPLOST funds
The Glynn County Finance Committee will consider a consent agenda including property tax corrections, surplus declarations, and several grants and contracts. Under reports, they will vote on a $182,187.40 pipe replacement contract, a $155,366 sidewalk project on Beachview Drive, and reallocation of funds for equipment. They will also hear property tax refund requests from six residents due to procedural issues.
- Approve contract with Atlantic Pipe Services for $182,187.40 for pipe replacement (SPLOST 2022)
- Award contract to Southeast Asphalt LLC for Beachview Drive Sidewalk Project for $155,366 (SPLOST 2022)
- Authorize termination of Ameresco contract prior to end of Year 9 (April 30, 2025)
- Accept property damage settlement of $7,900 from Progressive for Blythe Island Regional Park gate
- Consider six property tax refund requests totaling $8,309.24 (items 18–22)
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AGENDA
FINANCE COMMITTEE
W. HAROLD PATE COURTHOUSE ANNEX 2ND FLOOR, MEETING ROOM 224
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2026 AT 4:00 PM
**Notice of Possible Quorum**
A quorum of Commissioners may attend this meeting.
1. Call to Order.
2. Accepting the agenda as presented (or to add items / defer items if needed).
CONSENT
3. Approve the April 2, 2026 Finance Committee Minutes.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
4. Approve the Real and Personal Property corrections and exemptions as recommended by the Board of Assessors and the Chief Appraiser at their Thursday, April 17, 2026 meeting, with clarification that this does not approve a tax refund.
(R. Glisson)
REPORT
5. Declare the unusable items listed on the attached page as surplus and approve disposing of these items in the best interest of the County.
(S. Robinson)
REPORT
6. Accept property damage settlement from Progressive insurance company in the amount of $7,900 for damages to the Blythe Island Regional Park outbound Cantilever gate and increase the FY26 Accommodation Excise Fund - BIRP Budget in said amount for the repairs of the gate.
(K. Munoz-Strickland)
REPORT
7. Accept a donation grant from the Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation on behalf of the Carl Alexander Memorial Fund in the amount of $11,054.41.
(B. Sipe)
REPORT
8. Accept the FY26 Summer Re …
Tue May 5, 2026
Mainland Planning Commission
Commission to consider site plans for grocery store and credit union
The Mainland Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider site plan approvals for three commercial projects. These include a new grocery center, a credit union, and a buffer modification for a restaurant.
- SP-26-2: Site plan for a grocery store anchor, retail, and coffee shop at 7215 Golden Isles Parkway
- SP-26-10: Site plan for a 4,032 SF credit union at 592 Canal Road
- SP-26-12: Buffer modification for a 7,926 SF restaurant at 120 and 0 Shupe Way to add parking
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AGENDA
MAINLAND PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR SESSION
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
REVIEW MEETING PROCEDURES*
PLANNING COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. GENERAL BUSINESS
1.1 Approval of Minutes
(S. Leif)
REPORT
1.2 Approval of Minutes
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2. PUBLIC HEARING
2.1 SP-26-2 Grocery Center Golden Isles Site Plan: Consider site plan approval for the construction of a new grocery store anchor with attached retail and drive through coffee shop at 7215 Golden Isles Parkway. The property is zoned PDG, Planned Development (GC-2004-27). Parcel 03-20024. Bluewater Civil Design, LLC, agent for Unity Fun, LLC, owner.
Staff Note: Agenda was updated on May 4, 2026 to include a revised staff report to show a traffic impact study. Parking requirements have been met and revisions were made based on the traffic impact study.
REPORT
2.2 SP-26-10 – Marshland Credit Union Site Plan: Consider site plan approval for a new, 4,032 SF credit union, and associated improvements at 592 Canal Road (parcel 03-03610). The property is zoned Highway Commercial (HC). Jake Lemmings, Roberts Civil Engineering, agent for Marshland Credit Union, owner.
REPORT
2.3 SP-26-12 - 120 Shupe Way Site Plan Modification: Consider approval of a buffer modification for an approved site …
Thu Apr 30, 2026
Pension Committee
Pension Committee to vote on retainer with Wolf Popper LLP
The Pension Committee will consider approving a retainer agreement with Wolf Popper LLP for pension investment securities monitoring at no cost to the fund. They will also receive a preliminary pension valuation from Nyhart, including estimates on changing the normal retirement definition for Public Safety participants. Quarterly portfolio reports and lists of invoices and benefit applications will be presented.
- Approve entering a Retainer Agreement with Wolf Popper LLP for pension investment monitoring at no cost to the fund
- Receive preliminary valuation and estimates on changing normal retirement definition for Public Safety participants
- Receive quarterly portfolio reports from Bowen, Hanes & Company
- Receive list of invoices paid from the Trust Fund
- Receive information on benefit applications and lump sum payouts for this quarter
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AGENDA
PENSION COMMITTEE
W. HAROLD PATE COURTHOUSE ANNEX 2ND FLOOR, MEETING ROOM 224
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2026 AT 4:00 PM
**Notice of Possible Quorum**
A quorum of Commissioners may attend this meeting.
1. Call to Order
Discussion Items
2. Receive the list of invoices paid by Service Provider from the Trust Fund.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
3. Receive information on the benefit applications and lump sum payouts for this quarter.
(J. Dunnagan) Clerk's Note: Please see handout.
REPORT
4. Receive a presentation from Nyhart on a Preliminary Valuation on the Pension Plan and estimates of implementing changes to the normal retirement definition for Public Safety for participants.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
5. Receive the quarterly portfolio reports from Bowen, Hanes & Company, Inc.
(J. Dunnagan) Clerk's Note: Please see handout.
REPORT
6. Receive a presentation from Wolf Popper on the services provided by their firm.
(T. Munson)
REPORT
General Business
7. Approve entering into a Retainer Agreement for Pension Investment Portfolio Securities Monitoring with Wolf Popper LLP at no cost to the Pension fund.
(T. Munson)
REPORT
8. Designate items to refer to the Board of Commissioners.
9. Adjourn
Tue Apr 21, 2026
Islands Planning Commission
Islands Planning Commission to consider site plan for new three-story boutique hotel on Oak Street
The Islands Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a site plan for a new three-story luxury boutique hotel at 315 Oak Street. Other items include a village preservation review for awnings at 202 Mallery Street, a site plan for a 4,900-square-foot addition at Heritage Oaks on Heritage Drive, and village preservation review for demolishing a dwelling and constructing two new single-family homes on May Joe Street and Fish Fever Lane. The commission will also vote on approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Site plan approval for a new three-story luxury boutique hotel at 315 Oak Street (Sega USA Properties, LLC)
- Village preservation design review for installation of 3 awnings at 202 Mallery Street (Leah C Hopkins, LLC)
- Site plan approval for a new 4,900 SF addition at 300 Heritage Drive (ETS Family Limited Partnership & Heritage Retirement MGMT, LLC)
- Village preservation review to demolish an existing dwelling and construct two single-family homes at 616 May Joe Street and 106 Fish Fever Lane (StwCate, LLC)
- Village preservation design review for the boutique hotel at 315 Oak Street (Island Preservation Overlay)
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AGENDA
ISLAND PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR SESSION
701 G STREET, BRUNSWICK, GA 31520
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026 AT 6:00 PM
INVOCATION AND PLEDGE
REVIEW MEETING PROCEDURES
PLANNING COMMISSION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. GENERAL BUSINESS
1.1 Approval of Minutes
(S. Leif)
REPORT
2. PUBLIC HEARING
2.1 VP-26-2 – 202 Mallery Awning Village Preservation: Consider village preservation design review approval for the installation of 3 new awnings at 202 Mallery St. The property is zoned VMU, Village Mixed Use and Island Preservation Overlay. Parcel 04-04646. Jeremy Henning, agent for Leah C Hopkins, LLC, owner.
(C. Cary)
REPORT
2.2 SP-26-8 – Heritage Oaks Site Plan: Consider site plan approval for the construction of a new approximately 4,900 SF addition at 300 Heritage Dr. The property is zoned PD, Planned Development (GC-14-84). Parcel 04-01879. Jake Lemmings, Roberts Civil Engineering, agent for ETS Family Limited Partnership & Heritage Retirement MGMT, LLC, owner.
REPORT
2.3 VP-26-3 – May Joe Street Village Preservation: Consider village preservation design review approval, including a tree plan, for the demolition of an existing dwelling and construction of two new single family dwelling units on two lots. Property is located at 616 May Joe Street and 106 Fish Fever Lane, St. Simons Island (parcel 04-04749). The p …
Mon Apr 20, 2026
Finance Committee 2026-04-02
Top items: $500K disaster contract, $220K police vehicles, budget amendment
The Glynn County Finance Committee will vote on multiple expenditure approvals including a $500,000 on-call disaster logistics contract, $220,000 for four police vehicles, and a $128,034 chiller replacement. They will also consider a $52,500 DFCS contract, an $83,000 capital reallocation for a generator project, and several property tax refund requests. The committee will adopt a resolution to amend the FY25/26 budget and authorize a fourth-year option extension for Republic Services solid waste collection.
- Award on-call disaster logistics contract to Beachview Energy Solutions up to $500,000 without prior Board approval during emergencies (RFP26-008)
- Approve $220,000 purchase of four 2026 Police Interceptor Utility vehicles with upfitting and removal services
- Award $128,034 contract to Mock Plumbing & Mechanical for Glynn County Health Department chiller replacement (IFB26-027)
- Approve FY27 DFCS contract for $52,500 plus $1,100 per cremation for pauper services, not to exceed $16,500
- Reallocate $83,000 from Pate Building Generator Connection to Animal Control Generator Project
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AGENDA
FINANCE COMMITTEE
W. HAROLD PATE COURTHOUSE ANNEX 2ND FLOOR, MEETING ROOM 224
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 2026 AT 4:00 PM
**Notice of Possible Quorum**
A quorum of Commissioners may attend this meeting.
1. Call to Order.
2. Accepting the agenda as presented (or to add items / defer items if needed).
CONSENT
3. Approve the March 5, 2026 Finance Committee Summary Minutes.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
4. Approve the Real and Personal Property corrections and exemptions as recommended by the Board of Assessors and the Chief Appraiser at their Thursday, March 12, 2026 meeting, with clarification that this does not approve a tax refund.
(R. Glisson)
REPORT
5. Approve the FY27 Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) contract to cover administration, child welfare services, general family assistance and emergency support services for the community, in the amount of $52,500 with funding to be provided by the FY27 General Fund Budget. Additionally, DFCS will provide administration of pauper cremation services at a cost of $1,100 per cremation, invoiced to the County monthly or on an individual basis as used, with an FY27 budget not to exceed of $16,500.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
6. Adopt the Resolution to amend the FY25/26 Budget.
(T. Munson)
REPORT
7. Approve reallocation of $83,000 from the FY26 Approved Capital Budget for the Pa …
Mon Apr 20, 2026
Finance Committee 2026-01-08
Finance Committee to consider $377K HEAT grant and $771K drainage contract
The Finance Committee will vote on approving property tax corrections, accepting a $377,221 HEAT grant for police DUI enforcement, and awarding a $771,470 contract for Millennium Blvd drainage improvements. Additional items include Verizon tower lease agreements, a mowing contract change order, and generators for Public Works and Fire Department. The committee will also consider an on-call emergency contract for fuel up to $500,000.
- Accept $377,221 HEAT grant from Governor's Office of Highway Safety for Glynn Police Department
- Award $771,470 contract to SEC Sitework for Millennium Blvd Drainage Improvements
- Approve tower lease agreements (second amendment and new) with Verizon Wireless
- Authorize $119,600 for two JCB portable generators and $95,600 for two CATERPILLAR generators
- Authorize on-call contract with Beechview Energy Solutions up to $500,000 for emergencies
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AGENDA
FINANCE COMMITTEE
W. HAROLD PATE COURTHOUSE ANNEX 2ND FLOOR, MEETING ROOM 224
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 2026 AT 4:00 PM
**Notice of Possible Quorum**
A quorum of Commissioners may attend this meeting.
1. Call to Order.
2. Accepting the agenda as presented (or to add items / defer items if needed).
CONSENT
3. Approve the December 4, 2025 Finance Committee Summary Minutes.
(J. Dunnagan)
REPORT
4. Approve the Real and Personal Property corrections and exemptions as recommended by the Board of Assessors and the Chief Appraiser at their Thursday, November 13, 2025 meeting, with clarification that this does not approve a tax refund.
(R. Glisson)
REPORT
5. Accept the grant award from Governor's Office of Highway Safety to fund the HEAT unit activities of Glynn Police Department in the amount of $377,221, and increase budgeted revenues and expenditures in Grant Multi-Year Fund in the amount of $341,868 each.
(L. Johnson)
REPORT
6. Accept the 2026 Georgia County Internship Grants and amend the FY26 Grant Multi-Year Fund budgets for EMA and County Manager by increasing budgeted revenues and expenditures in the amount of $3,259.50 each for each department.
(M. Hardin)
REPORT
7. Approve the second amendment to the Tower and Ground Lease Agreement between Verizon Wireless of the East LP and Glynn County, Georgia. …
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Net migration+489 people (+$66.9M net AGI · 2023)
Federal disasters (10 yr)12 ({"Hurricane": 11, "Severe Storm": 2, "Biological": 2, "Tropi · last Mon Sep 30, 2024)
Traffic fatalities12 (4 pedestrian · 2024)
Business establishments2,787 (31,594 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,264/mo (1,515 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy21.8% (low numeracy 35% · 2017)
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Permitted housing units
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Revenue$169.7M
Spending$122.3M
Revenue ran ahead of operating spending this year.
Debt load LOW
Outstanding debt$18.9M
Debt-to-revenue0.11×
Debt-load index16 / 100
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