East Point public meetings in 2024

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of a five‑year lease of police patrol vehicles from Ford Credit for $863,471.86. The council will also approve a single‑source purchase of E‑911 center consoles for $190,005.00 and emergency repair contracts for Piney Wood Drive ($214,634.11) and Sweet Water Pump Motor #4 ($75,875). Additional agenda items include discussion of a rezoning request for 2928 Palm Drive, a resolution to submit the 2025 CHIP grant application, and several ARPA‑funded MOU proposals for various departments.

• Police Department patrol vehicle lease from Ford Credit – $863,471.86
• Police Department single‑source purchase of E‑911 center consoles – $190,005.00
• Emergency street collapse repair on Piney Wood Drive – up to $214,634.11
• Emergency repair of Sweet Water Pump Motor #4 – up to $75,875
• Rezoning request for 2928 Palm Drive from R1‑A to R‑3

The East Point City Council approved a consent agenda including a $863,471.86 five-year lease for police patrol vehicles, a $190,005 purchase of E911 consoles, and emergency repairs for a street collapse and water pump. They also approved several ARPA-funded MOUs for renovations and equipment across departments, including $675,000 for court renovations, $495,000 for police E-911 and prisoner transport, $1,298,193 for fire equipment and station renovation, $600,000 for a facade program, $1,510,000 for park improvements, and $566,889 for home repair and human services. A rezoning request at 2928 Palm Drive was deferred to the January 13 work session. The meeting included proclamations for Zeta Amicae and Eastern Star, and an executive session on legal, real estate, and personnel matters.

• Approved $863,471.86 police vehicle lease (6-0, mayor abstained)
• Approved $190,005 E911 console purchase (6-0, mayor abstained)
• Approved $214,634.11 emergency street collapse repair (6-0, mayor abstained)
• Approved $75,875 emergency pump repair (unanimous)
• Approved $83,000 city attorney office renovation (6-0, mayor abstained)
• Approved $350,000 ARPA facade grant program (6-0, mayor abstained)
• Deferred rezoning at 2928 Palm Drive to Jan 13 work session
• Approved multiple ARPA MOUs for court, police, fire, parks, and home repair (6-0 or unanimous)

City Council - Work Session

The City Council is reviewing several high-cost police department purchases and emergency infrastructure repairs. The body is also discussing a new ordinance for non-owner occupied residential registrations and a $350,000 facade grant program.

• Proposed five-year lease for police patrol vehicles from Ford Credit for $863,471.86
• Emergency street collapse repairs on Piney Wood Drive by Jewel of the South not to exceed $214,634.11
• Proposed purchase of E911 Center Consoles from 911 Direct Holdings, LLC for $190,005.00
• Proposed $250 annual registration fee for single-family non-owner occupied units
• Rezoning request for 2928 Palm Drive from R1-A District to R-3 District

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will discuss possible actions on two agenda items. The Police Department will present a discussion on CRU consumption on premises alcohol licenses. Human Resources will present a discussion on a mandatory insurance program for Georgia First Responder PTSD, costing $33,014 from MetLife.

• Council discussion on CRU Consumption on Premises Alcohol License (Police Department)
• Council discussion on Mandatory Insurance for Georgia First Responder PTSD State Insurance Program – $33,014 from MetLife (Human Resources)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will consider approving the purchase of a police vehicle, multiple emergency road and sewer repairs, and various capital improvement projects funded by ARPA and CIP accounts.

• Purchase of 1 police vehicle for $64,618.50
• Emergency repairs on Piney Wood Drive, Spring Ave, and Heather Drive
• Grid hardening project with Pike Engineering up to $150,000
• Playground equipment purchases in Center Park and other parks
• Approval of 5-year financing for vacuum collection trucks

City Council - Work Session

The East Point City Council will discuss and possibly act on purchasing a police vehicle, emergency sewer and road repairs, and a proposed ordinance for registering short-term rental properties. The session also includes public hearings for alcohol licenses and a review of various capital improvement projects.

• Police Department to discuss purchase of a paddy wagon for $64,618.50
• Public hearing for CRU Consumption on Premises Alcohol License
• Proposed ordinance to register single-family non-owner occupied units
• Emergency repair of sewer line on 4173 Sun Valley Blvd for $150,050
• Approval for playground equipment in city parks up to $165,793.78

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to rezone 0 Dunlap Avenue from R1‑A (Urban Residential) to R‑T (Residential Townhome) with concurrent variances. Council members will discuss FY25 renewals of Medicare Advantage retiree and dental insurance. They will consider an emergency procurement to install a new backup generator at Fire Station 2, supplied by SKA Electric for $78,475.57. A presentation on the East Point Peachtree International Film Festival is also scheduled.

• Ordinance to amend zoning map for 0 Dunlap Avenue (R1‑A → R‑T) – public hearing required
• Discussion on FY25 Medicare Advantage retiree and dental insurance renewals
• Emergency procurement: new backup generator for Fire Station 2, vendor SKA Electric, $78,475.57
• Presentation on East Point Peachtree International Film Festival
• Public hearing and comment period

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for 0 Dunlap Avenue and a budget amendment. The body is also discussing various emergency repairs, equipment purchases, and the use of ARPA funds for community grants.

• Rezoning of 0 Dunlap Avenue from R1-A (Urban Residential) to R-T (Residential Townhome)
• Cloud migration for Central Square OneSolution not to exceed $455,276.45
• City Warehouse roof and sky lights replacement via Legend Roofing for $190,480.00
• Facade Grant Program funded by ARPA in the amount of $350,000
• Police Department evidence room equipment not to exceed $181,774.82

City Council - Work Session

The East Point City Council work session will discuss a range of updates and proposals, including presentations on filming policies, the No‑Cost Minor Home Repair Program for seniors and veterans, and the Rico Wade Street Topper. Council members will consider the FY2025 Budget Amendment #1 and approve several procurement actions, such as sod installation, roof repairs, and technology purchases, as well as a $350,000 Facade Grant Program funded by ARPA. Additional items include a zoning amendment for 0 Dunlap Avenue that requires a public hearing and updates on policing, the Path Project, and hurricane relief assistance.

• FY2025 Budget Amendment #1
• ITB 2025‑1868 sod installation and maintenance – Best bid $39,000, total cost not to exceed $50,000
• Emergency roof and gutter repair at LEC Building – $143,000
• Facade Grant Program funded by ARPA – $350,000
• Ordinance to amend the official zoning map for 0 Dunlap Avenue (public hearing required)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will consider and vote on several emergency infrastructure repairs, including a major 8" sewer main replacement on Shelby Lane. A public hearing will be held for the third time on the property tax millage rate. Additional presentations will cover a pickleball championship, benefit program carrier renewals, PFAS water regulations, and a road repaving plan.

• Emergency repair of 8" sewer main on Shelby Lane – contract with GS Construction, not to exceed $623,148.00
• Emergency repair of sewer line at 4131 Janice Drive – completed by Civil Works, not to exceed $157,280
• Emergency repair of motor control at the Water Treatment Plant – completed by Georgia Pump, not to exceed $136,592.50
• Emergency repair of roadway on Parkside Terrace – completed by Civil Works, not to exceed $79,674
• Third public hearing on Property Tax Millage Rate – presented by Finance

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will hold a second public hearing on the property tax millage rate and discuss an alcohol license for a Jamaican Jerk business at 3630 Market Pl. Blvd., Ste 820. Council members will also consider an ordinance to rezone 2380 Delowe Drive from R‑3 to MIX, allowing 96 new affordable multifamily units. In addition, the council will vote on several consent‑agenda contracts, including a $75,000 financial‑advisor agreement and a $1.75 million GDOT multimodal‑path project.

• Second public hearing on Property Tax Millage Rate – Finance
• Discussion on Alcohol License for Jamaican Jerk Biz at 3630 Market Pl. Blvd., Ste 820 – Police Department
• Ordinance to amend zoning map: rezoning 2380 Delowe Drive from R‑3 to MIX with 96 affordable units – Planning & Community Development
• Approval of Financial Advisor contract with Davenport & Company, not to exceed $75,000 – City Manager
• Approval of GDOT PI 0019886 Multimodal Path (Norman Berry Drive to Virginia Ave) – $1,750,000 with $437,500 local match – Public Works

City Council - Work Session

The East Point City Council will discuss a proposed financial advisor contract, emergency road and sewer repairs, and a rezoning for affordable housing. The session also covers updates on policing, short-term rentals, and the city's budget calendar.

• Hiring financial advisor Davenport & Company for up to $75,000
• Emergency sewer repairs on Camp Creek Pkwy and Desert Dr for $52,500
• Rezoning 2380 Delowe Drive to MIX district for 96 affordable units
• Emergency road repair on Piney Wood Drive for $114,500
• Resurfacing Washington Rd, N Commerce Dr, and Centre Pkwy for $3.66M

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will vote on a zoning application (2024RZ 03-12) to change 1910 Phillips Avenue from R‑1A (Urban Residential) to R‑3 (Multi‑Family Residential) with variances. Council members will also discuss the city’s property tax millage rate and hear a presentation on ATL Airport CIDs Mobility Strategies. An Impact Fee Advisory Committee item will be considered by the Water and Sewer department.

• Zoning Application 2024RZ 03-12: Rezone 1910 Phillips Avenue from R‑1A to R‑3 with variances
• Council discussion on the Property Tax Millage Rate
• Presentation on ATL Airport CIDs Mobility Strategies
• Impact Fee Advisory Committee discussion (Water and Sewer)
• Approval of E911 Motorola Service Agreement Renewal for $103,080.42

The council approved a rezoning application for 1910 Phillips Avenue from R-1A to R-3 multi-family residential with variances, voting 7-0. They also moved to have staff work with Hapeville and the Convention and Visitors Bureau on autonomous shuttle connectivity, and tabled the impact fee advisory committee discussion to the September 9 work session. The property tax millage rate public hearing was closed and moved to September 16.

• Approved rezoning at 1910 Phillips Avenue to R-3 multi-family with variances (7-0)
• Moved to allow Economic Development and interim City Manager to work with Hapeville and CVB on autonomous shuttle connectivity
• Closed second public hearing on property tax millage rate; moved to September 16
• Moved impact fee advisory committee discussion to September 9 work session
• Approved council agenda and minutes from August 19
• Approved motion to hold voter registration event on October 5, 2024

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for 0 Dunlap Avenue and discuss the property tax millage rate. The body is also considering numerous capital improvement contracts and equipment purchases for city utilities and public safety.

• Public hearing for rezoning 0 Dunlap Avenue from R1-A (Urban Residential) to R-T (Residential Townhome)
• Proposed $350,000 for No-Cost Minor Home Repair Program for Seniors & Veterans using ARPA funds
• Proposed $355,000 for BS&A Cloud Migration
• Proposed $355,000 for annual water treatment plant chemicals
• Proposed $198,000 for state lobbying services with Georgia Public Affairs

City Council - Work Session

The City Council is holding a work session to discuss a 10-year economic development strategy and review numerous capital improvement projects. The body is considering several vendor contracts for water, power, and fleet services, as well as two residential rezoning applications.

• Rezoning request for 1910 Phillips Avenue from R-1A to R-3 (Multi-Family Residential)
• Proposed ordinance to rezone 0 Dunlap Avenue from R1-A to R-T (Residential Townhome)
• Contract for Ring Power Corporation for East Point Power not to exceed $189,382.72
• Proposed $350,000 ARPA-funded program for minor home repairs for seniors and veterans
• Purchase of water treatment plant chemicals not to exceed $355,000

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council is meeting to discuss and potentially approve auditing services for fiscal years 2024 through 2026. The body will also receive a presentation regarding property tax millage rates.

• Review and approval of auditing services with Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC for FY’24, FY’25, and FY’26
• Discussion and possible action on the FY 2024 Annual Financial Audit Services engagement letter with Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC
• Property Tax Millage Rate Presentation with proposed rates of 12.00, 12.75, or 13.00
• Recognition of Healthy Point 2024 Top Incentive Recipients

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The East Point City Council will convene a special called meeting on July 22, 2024. The agenda includes a roll call, an executive session focused on real estate matters, and adjournment. No specific real‑estate proposals or contracts are listed in the agenda.

• Executive Session – Real Estate (no specific items disclosed)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council meeting will consider a public hearing on a special use permit for an accessory structure at 3542 Carriage Way and a rezoning request for 1910 Phillips Avenue. The council will also vote on a consent agenda that includes multiple emergency infrastructure repairs, equipment acquisitions, and contract approvals. All items are presented by the appropriate city departments and will be adopted as part of the meeting agenda.

• Public hearing: Special Use Permit for a habitable accessory structure at 3542 Carriage Way
• Public hearing: Rezoning of 1910 Phillips Avenue from R‑1A to R‑3 with variances
• Approval of Osprey Management, LLC contract for warehouse renovation, not to exceed $76,000.02 (CIP funds)
• Approval of emergency storm line replacement at 2955 Heather Drive, amount $72,900.00
• Approval of three‑year sole‑source Esri GIS software agreement, not to exceed $122,700

City Council - Work Session

The council will discuss an update on the 10-Year Parks Master Plan and recent Parks and Recreation achievements. The agenda also includes reviews of emergency infrastructure repairs and various equipment and software purchases.

• Update on the 10-Year Parks Master Plan presented by the Forsite Group
• Warehouse renovation contract with Osprey Management, LLC up to $76,000.02
• Emergency repairs for a hydrant on Sir Henry Street ($26,400) and storm line on Heather Drive ($72,900)
• Rezone request for 1910 Phillips Avenue from R-1A to R-3 zoning
• Esri GIS Software Agreement for up to $122,700 over three years

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The July 8, 2024, special called meeting includes a roll call and an executive session for personnel matters. No other public business or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Executive session regarding personnel

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will consider a zoning change from single-family residential to townhomes at 0 Old Fairburn Road. The council will also discuss revisions to the dates and fees for the 2024 Ward B at Large special election.

• Zoning change from R-1 (single-family) to R-T (townhome) at 0 Old Fairburn Road
• Revision of qualifying dates and fees for the 2024 Ward B at Large special election

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The East Point City Council has scheduled a special called meeting for June 18, 2024. The agenda includes procedural items and an executive session to discuss personnel matters.

• Executive session regarding personnel

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a residential rezoning request and alcohol license ownership changes. Additionally, the council is reviewing several emergency water and sewer line repairs and various municipal contracts.

• Rezoning 0 Old Fairburn from R-1 to R-T (Residential Townhome)
• Emergency sewer line replacement on Spain Dr for $148,805
• Fire department garage door contract up to $896,800 using ARPA funds
• Purchase of a 2024 KME Custom Fire Pumper for $650,000
• Annual landscape maintenance contract for $184,740

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a rezoning request and alcohol license ownership changes at two hotels. The council will also consider several emergency utility repairs and significant fire department equipment purchases.

• Rezoning 0 Old Fairburn from R-1 to R-T (Case 2022RZ-001-06)
• Emergency sewer line replacement at 3530 Ale Circle ($260,000)
• Fire Department garage door installation up to $896,800
• Purchase of a KME Custom Fire Pumper for $650,000
• Annual landscape maintenance contract with Yellowstone Landscape Company ($184,740)

City Council - Work Session

The City Council is reviewing a proposal to rezone property at 0 Old Fairburn Road from single-family residential to townhomes. The work session also includes discussions on policing, housing, and several emergency utility repairs. Additionally, the council will consider various contracts for fire department equipment and meeting management.

• Rezoning of 0 Old Fairburn Road from R-1 to R-T for a 41-unit townhome project
• Contract with Top Notch Dock & Door LLC for fire garage doors up to $896,800
• Purchase of a KME Custom Fire Pumper from Fireline, Inc. for $650,000
• Emergency sewer line replacement on Rockwood Road in the amount of $277,185
• Contract with Granicus for meeting management not to exceed $64,000

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The June 4, 2024, special called meeting for the East Point City Council consists of procedural items and an executive session concerning personnel. No other public business or legislative actions are listed on this agenda.

• Executive session regarding personnel

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will hold a second reading and public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget. The council will also consider contracts for property and casualty insurance brokerage services, a whistleblower hotline, and a consulting contract with KB Advisory Group not to exceed $104,250. A presentation on a comprehensive transportation plan for reconnecting communities is also scheduled.

• Second reading of the Fiscal Year 2025 Proposed Budget
• Professional Property and Casualty Liability Insurance Brokerage Services contract
• Whistleblower Hotline Services contract
• KB Advisory Group contract, amount not to exceed $104,250
• Granicus meeting management contract, not to exceed $64,000

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The East Point City Council will hold a second reading and public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2025 Proposed Budget, with a vote on adoption. The council will also consider contracts for property and casualty insurance brokerage services, a whistleblower hotline, and a consulting agreement with KB Advisory Group for up to $104,250. A presentation on a Comprehensive Transportation Plan for Reconnecting Communities is also scheduled.

• Second reading and adoption vote on the Fiscal Year 2025 Proposed Budget
• Contract for Professional Property and Casualty Liability Insurance Brokerage Services
• Contract for Whistleblower Hotline Services
• Council approval of KB Advisory Group contract, amount not to exceed $104,250
• Contract with Granicus for meeting management services, not to exceed $64,000

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will hold a first reading of the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget and consider a special use permit for a daycare at 4330 Washington Road. The consent agenda includes over $2.6 million in emergency sewer and storm line repairs across multiple locations, plus contracts for technology consulting, a transit van, roof replacement, and road rehabilitation.

• First reading of the Fiscal Year 2025 Proposed Budget
• Special use permit for a child daycare/school at 4330 Washington Road
• Emergency sewer line repairs: $372,370 at 2955 Heather Drive, $261,292.79 on Montrose Drive, $248,375 on Rockwood Drive, $569,718.75 on Piney Wood Drive, $31,950 at 2085 Delowe Drive, $161,950 on Sylvan Road
• Emergency storm line repair at 3125 South Martin Street for $92,728
• Contract with KB Advisory Group for economic development 10-year strategic plan update, not to exceed $104,250

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The East Point City Council is holding a special called meeting that consists primarily of an executive session to discuss personnel issues. No other substantive business is listed on the agenda.

• Executive session on personnel matters

City Council - Special Called Meeting

This is a special called meeting with the sole substantive item being an executive session to discuss personnel issues. No votes or public decisions are scheduled.

• Executive session on personnel matters

City Council - Work Session

The East Point City Council will discuss and potentially approve over $1.8 million in emergency sewer and storm line repairs across multiple locations, a $2.06 million contract for a new multi-purpose recreational center, and a $656,494 water treatment plant rehabilitation. The council will also consider a support letter for the Norman Berry Village senior housing rehabilitation tax credit application, the FY2025 budget, and several other contracts and policy items.

• Council to consider $2,061,250 contract for Multi-Plex Recreational Center design (Cooper Carry, hotel-motel tax funded)
• Emergency sewer line repairs at Sylvan Rd ($161,950), Montrose Dr ($261,292), 2955 Heather Dr ($372,370), 2085 Delowe Dr ($31,950), Rockwood Dr ($248,375), Piney Wood Dr ($569,718), and storm line repair at 3125 S Martin St ($92,728)
• Council to vote on support letter for Norman Berry Village senior housing rehabilitation 9% LIHTC tax credit application (DCA deadline May 17)
• Discussion on $656,494 contract to rehabilitate Water Treatment Plant operators building (piggyback on Dougherty County contract)
• Council to consider special use permit for a child day care/school at 4330 Washington Road (public hearing required)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to rezone 2741 Church Street from C-R to MX-CI to allow a cigar/smoke shop. The council will also discuss a $176,032 contract for testing, abatement and demolition, and a grant application for a federal safe streets program. Presentations include Georgia Cities Week essay winners and a gateway signage project.

• Rezoning of 2741 Church Street from C-R to MX-CI for a cigar/smoke shop
• Contract with G & P Construction for $176,032 for testing, abatement and demolition
• Grant application for USDOT Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program
• Presentation on Gateway and Wayfinding Signage Project
• Presentation of Georgia Cities Week essay winners

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The East Point City Council will hold a special called meeting to discuss and possibly authorize the submission of an application for Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) through Fulton County's Homeless Division. The grants, which can provide up to $70,000, fund street outreach, emergency shelter, rapid re-housing, and homelessness prevention services.

• Discussion and possible action on applying for up to $70,000 in Emergency Solutions Grants from Fulton County Homeless Division

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will hold public hearings and consider votes on two zoning changes: one for 1910 Phillips Avenue (R-1A to R-3) and one for 2741 Church Street (C-R to MX-CI for a cigar/smoke shop). The council will also vote on several consent agenda items, including a $68,111 contract for a police dispatch system, a $2,538,324 settlement for grid hardening, a $151,571 emergency procurement for storm infrastructure, and a $349,175 street sweeper purchase. Additionally, the council will discuss a proposed water leak adjustment program through the National League of Cities ServLine program.

• Public hearing and vote on rezoning 1910 Phillips Avenue from R-1A to R-3 (Multi Family Residential)
• Public hearing and vote on rezoning 2741 Church Street from C-R to MX-CI for a cigar/smoke shop
• Council approval of a 5-year, $68,111 contract with WSI Technologies for a police dispatch system
• Council approval to use a $2,538,324 MCT settlement for grid hardening materials
• Council discussion on adopting the ServLine water leak adjustment program for customers

City Council - Work Session

The City Council will discuss and possibly vote on an ordinance to abandon and convey 0.150 acres of city-owned property along R.N. Martin Street, Gus Thornhill, Jr. Drive, and Irene Kidd Parkway to REHMATI, LLC for a proposed mixed-use development. The agenda also includes a $68,111 contract for a medical priority dispatch system, a $2.54 million settlement for grid hardening, and zoning changes for two properties. Other items cover policing updates, workforce development, and utility disconnection procedures.

• Ordinance to abandon 0.150 acres of city property at R.N. Martin Street, Gus Thornhill, Jr. Drive, and Irene Kidd Parkway for mixed-use development
• 5-year, $68,111 contract with Word Systems, LLC for a Medical Priority Dispatch System
• MCT 2023 year-end settlement of $2,538,324 for transformers, lights, and grid hardening materials
• Rezoning of 1910 Phillips Avenue from R-1A to R-3 (Multi Family Residential)
• Rezoning of 2741 Church Street from C-R to MX-CI for a cigar/smoke shop

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will hold a regular meeting with multiple public hearings, including a land-use map amendment. The council will discuss and possibly vote on several contracts and expenditures, including a July 4th celebration contract for $86,450.42, a bronze statue for $85,000, and multiple emergency sewer line replacements totaling over $800,000. Other discussion items include bank-owned housing, policing, squatters, and utility disconnection processes.

• Public hearing on Ordinance to amend the Official Future Land Use Map (Case 2023CPA-001-12)
• Council discussion and possible action on East Point Main Street Association contract for July 4th Celebration 2024, total $86,450.42
• Council discussion and possible action on bronze statue for $85,000 from public arts budget and grant
• Emergency sewer line replacement on West Woodberry Avenue not to exceed $263,375
• Council discussion and possible action on public relations services not to exceed $20,000

City Council - Work Session

The East Point City Council will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing on a land use map amendment and discuss several policy items including bank-owned housing, policing, and squatters. The agenda also includes multiple emergency water and sewer repairs, contracts for a July 4th celebration and public relations services, and a bronze statue purchase.

• Public hearing on Ordinance to amend the Official Future Land Use Map (Case 2023CPA-001-12)
• Council discussion on bank-owned housing, policing, and squatters
• Contract with KWarren LLC and Design Show Marketing for public relations services not to exceed $20,000
• Contract with East Point Main Street Association for July 4th Celebration 2024 totaling $86,450.42
• Emergency sewer line replacements on West Woodberry Avenue ($263,375) and Spring Avenue ($224,682.50)

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council is holding its regular meeting with presentations on the Climate Pollution Reduction Grant, MARTA projects, legislative updates, and the city auditorium. Action items include a $134,100 Community Development Block Grant agreement with Fulton County for demolishing blighted structures, an ordinance revising Section 11-1058, and a possible vote on the Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance workforce development MOU. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Agreement with Fulton County for $134,100 CDBG demolition of blighted structures
• Ordinance to revise Sub Section (A) of Sec 11-1058
• Discussion on Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance (AAA) Workforce Development MOU
• Presentation on Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG) by Atlanta Regional Commission
• Update on MARTA projects

City Council - Special Called Meeting

This is a special called meeting with only procedural items: roll call, an executive session for personnel, and adjournment. No legislation, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled for discussion or decision.

• Executive session on personnel

City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings on two zoning changes: one to rezone 1500 Nabell Avenue from I-1 Light Industrial to MX-CI Mixed Use Commercial Industrial, and another to rezone 0 East Washington from R-1A to R-4 Multifamily with concurrent variances. The consent agenda includes approval of multiple emergency sewer and water line repairs totaling over $1.5 million, plus purchases of a dump truck, park improvements, and other capital items. Council will also discuss a workforce development partnership with Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance and consider separating the Budget and Finance Committee.

• Public hearing on rezoning 1500 Nabell Avenue from I-1 to MX-CI to allow gym to offer more commercial amenities
• Public hearing on rezoning 0 East Washington from R-1A to R-4 Multifamily with concurrent variances
• Emergency sewer line failure repair on Piney Wood Lane not to exceed $592,000
• Emergency 20-inch raw water main break repair at Sweet Water Pumping Station not to exceed $44,612.97
• Council approval of LMIG FY24 grant application for resurfacing N Desert Dr with $434,253.39 in grant funds and $130,276.02 matching funds

City Council - Special Called Meeting

This is a procedural special called meeting. The only substantive item is an executive session to discuss personnel matters. No votes or public hearings are scheduled.

• Executive session on personnel

City Council - Work Session

The East Point City Council will discuss and potentially vote on over $1.5 million in emergency sewer and water repairs, a $700,000 sanitary sewer evaluation contract, and two zoning map amendments. Other items include purchases of a dump truck, tennis court renovations, and park signs, as well as discussions on policing, short-term rentals, and a grievance policy.

• Phase 2 funding up to $700,000 for sanitary sewer evaluation surveys (MOST-funded)
• Emergency sewer line repairs on Piney Wood Lane (up to $592,000), Camp Creek Parkway ($142,050), and Westover Drive ($115,855)
• Emergency water main repairs at Sweet Water Pumping Station ($44,612.97) and Capri Court ($37,475)
• Purchase of a Freightliner M2 dump truck for $123,564 from Peach State Truck Centers
• Zoning map amendments: 1500 Nabell Avenue (I-1 to MX-CI) and 0 East Washington (R-1A to R-4) with public hearings

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council is meeting to receive presentations on state and federal redistricting, Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance workforce development, updates on Fire Stations #3 and #5, and East Point Power projects. The council will also consider an intergovernmental agreement for animal services with Fulton County and receive an update on Ward D environmental concerns.

• State & Federal Redistricting Updates presented by Senator Sonya Halpern & Representative Kim Schofield
• Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance (AAA) Workforce Development presentation
• Update on Fire Stations #3 and #5
• East Point Power presentation on current and upcoming projects
• Council Review and Approval of Animal Services Fulton County Intergovernmental Agreement

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The East Point City Council is holding a special called meeting with one agenda item: Court Administration, presented by City Council. The meeting includes roll call, council comments, and a possible executive session for personnel, litigation, or real estate matters.

• Discussion of Court Administration
• Possible executive session on personnel, litigation, or real estate

City Council - Special Called Meeting

The East Point City Council is holding a special called meeting that includes an executive session for legal and personnel issues. The agenda contains only procedural items: meeting called to order, roll call, executive session, and adjournment. No specific ordinances, votes, contracts, or public hearings are listed for discussion or decision.

• Executive session scheduled for legal and personnel issues
• No specific agenda items, rezonings, contracts, or dollar amounts listed

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will consider several consent agenda items, including a $225,000 contract for 18 FLOCK license plate readers, an emergency water main repair not to exceed $57,515.02, and a $71,660 emergency filter replacement. The council will also hold public hearings on alcohol licenses and a special use permit, and discuss a whistleblower policy.

• Council approval of 5-year contract for 18 FLOCK license plate readers, total $225,000 ($45,000/year)
• Emergency repair of 20-inch raw water main break on Campbellton Road, not to exceed $57,515.02
• Public hearing for East Point Food Mart retail alcohol license at 3289 Washington Road
• Public hearing for special use permit for container/storage facility at 1492 Central Avenue
• Council discussion and possible action on whistleblower process

City Council - Work Session

The East Point City Council will consider multiple spending items, including emergency water main repairs, a contract for license plate readers, and several change orders for construction projects. The council will also discuss policies on non-owner occupied housing, tractor trailer traffic, and a grievance policy.

• Emergency repair of 20-inch raw water main break on Campbellton Road, not to exceed $57,515.02
• 5-year contract for 18 FLOCK license plate readers, total $225,000 ($45,000/year)
• Change order for TSPLOST project Washington Rd sidewalks, $196,532.32 (final contract $2,420,723.59)
• Ordinance for special use permit for container/storage facility at 1492 Central Avenue
• Council discussion and possible action on non-owner occupied certification ordinance

City Council - Regular Meeting

The East Point City Council will hold a regular meeting on January 2, 2024. Key items include discussion on alcohol consumption hours at businesses, election of the Mayor Pro Tem and Provisional Mayor Pro Tem for 2024, and approval of a resolution for the General Circular. The agenda also includes presentations on Parks & Recreation achievements and an update on Fire Stations #3 and #5.

• Council discussion and possible action on alcohol consumption hours at businesses
• Council election of Mayor Pro Tem for 2024
• Council election of Provisional Mayor Pro Tem for 2024
• Council review and approval of a resolution for the General Circular of the City of East Point
• Update on Fire Stations #3 and #5 presented by the Fire Department