Augusta, GA
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Tue Oct 27, 2026
Engineering Services Committee Meeting
Committee considers $481,043 contract for Augusta Canal FERC license
The Engineering Services Committee is reviewing several engineering contracts and equipment purchases. The meeting includes proposals for water infrastructure projects and software renewals for Augusta Utilities Department.
- Engineering Services Contract with Cranston LLC for Augusta Canal FERC license for $481,043.00
- Water Meter Test Equipment purchase from Mars Company for $458,901.00
- Engineering services for water main interconnection between Sand Ridge and Pinnacle Place subdivisions
- Construction administration change order for Cranston LLC regarding Augusta Reservoir Dams Improvements Project
- One-year renewal of enQuesta and InvoiceCloud for AUD
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ENGINEERING SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
1:10 PM
ENGINEERING SERVICES
1. Due to the need for a construction time extension on the active Augusta Reservoir Dams
Improvements Project, an additional construction administration services change order is
required for Cranston LLC. This change order will extend the remaining construction
administration effort through to February 2027 with continued NPDES inspections through the
end of the 2026 Calendar Year.
2. Approve proposal to enter an Engineering Services Contract with Cranston LLC to provide
engineering and profession services related to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
(FERC) license for the Augusta Canal in the amount of $481,043.00.
3. Motion to approve a proposal to enter an Engineering Services Contract with Infrastructure
Systems Management, LLC to provide engineering services for the design, permitting, and
construction administration of the water main interconnection between the Sand Ridge and
Pinnacle Place subdivisions. Infrastructure System Management is on the prequalified
Engineering Consultants list RFQ 24-132 approved on 6/24/24’.
4. Approve One Year Renewal of enQuesta for AUD
5. Approve One Year Renewal of InvoiceCloud for AUD
6. Ratify funding for safety services from Cintas through 2026.
7. Request to approve recommendation of award and Augusta Utilities Contract for Water Meter
Test Equipment to Mars Company (RFP 26-151). One-ti …
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Tue Oct 27, 2026
Finance Committee Meeting
Finance Committee to review October 13 meeting minutes
The Finance Committee is meeting to conduct procedural business. The agenda consists of a single motion to approve previous meeting minutes.
- Approval of October 13, 2026 meeting minutes
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FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
1:05 PM
FINANCE
1. Motion to approve the minutes of the October 13, 2026 Finance Committee Meeting.
Tue Oct 27, 2026
Public Safety Committee Meeting
Public Safety Committee to review grants and Joint Operations Center equipment
The committee is meeting to approve the acceptance of two federal grants and a purchase for the new Joint Operations Center. The session also includes the approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Acceptance of 2027 GOHS H.E.A.T. Grant for $152,869.09
- Purchase of furniture and equipment for Joint Operations Center from Indoff, Inc. up to $155,027.87
- Acceptance of $50,000 Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) for personnel and fringe benefits
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PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
1:20 PM
PUBLIC SAFETY
1. Acceptance of 2027 GOHS H.E.A.T. Grant with the Federal award amount of $152,869.09
2. Motion to approve the purchase of furniture, furnishings, and related equipment for the new
Joint Operations Center from Indoff, Inc., through TIPS Cooperative Purchasing Contract
#230301, in an amount not to exceed $155,027.87.
3. Motion to approve acceptance of the awarded $50,000 Emergency Management Performance
Grant (EMPG), to be used towards personnel and fringe benefits.
4. Motion to approve the October 13, 2026 Public Safety Committee Meeting minutes.
Tue Oct 27, 2026
Administrative Services Committee Meeting
Committee considers $357,187 vehicle purchase for Utilities Department
The Administrative Services Committee is meeting to vote on vehicle acquisitions and a house retrofit contract. The body will also receive information regarding a structural assessment for the Fleet Management Office.
- Purchase of eight vehicles from Akins Ford Dodge for $357,187.90
- Award of bid #26-269 for Ezekiel Harris House Retrofit to Horizon Construction for $170,640.00
- Emergency request for Fleet Management Office structural assessment by Johnson Laschober & Associates for $47,000.00
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ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
1:15 PM
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
1. Motion to approve the purchase of eight vehicles, at a total cost of $357,187.90, from Akins
Ford Dodge for the Utilities Department. Seven of the vehicles are replacements and one
vehicle is a new request utilizing GA statewide contract.
2. Motion to approve the award of bid #26-269, Ezekiel Harris House Retrofit in the amount of
$170,640.00 to be performed by Horizon Construction.
3. Receive as information the emergency request for the assessment of the building’s structure at
the Fleet Management Office in the amount of $47,000.00 by Johnson Laschober &
Associates.
4. Motion to approve the minutes of the October 13, 2026 Administrative Services Committee
Meeting.
Tue Oct 27, 2026
Special Called Meeting
Augusta Commission holds special meeting for executive sessions
The Commission is meeting to discuss pending litigation, real estate, and personnel matters in executive session. The body will also consider a motion to authorize the Mayor to sign an affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act.
- Discussion of pending and potential litigation
- Discussion of real estate
- Discussion of personnel
- Authorization of affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act
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SPECIAL CALLED MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
11:00 AM
1. A. Pending and Potential Litigation
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
2. Motion to authorize execution by the Mayor of the affidavit of compliance with Georgia's
Open Meeting Act.
Tue Oct 27, 2026
Public Services Committee Meeting
Committee considers waterpark study and recreation consultant fees
The Public Services Committee will review a feasibility study for a waterpark and additional consultant fees for the Recreation & Parks Department. The body will also consider a liquor and dance license application and a transit safety plan.
- Award of RFP #26-905 for a Waterpark Feasibility Study to CPL Architects, Engineers and Landscape Architects, D.P.C for $79,020.00
- Additional fees of $379,795.19 for Infrastructure Systems Management, LLC for Recreation & Parks Department consultant services
- Liquor, beer, wine, and dance license application for K-Bar Holdings LLC (dba Chevys Nite Club) at 3328 Washington Road Ste E, F & G
- Approval of the annual Public Transit Agency Safety Plan (PTASP) for the Augusta Transit Department
- Assignment of Aiken-Augusta Swim League (ASL) to Peachtree Aquatics, Inc.
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PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
1:00 PM
PUBLIC SERVICES
1. Motion to approve award of RFP #26-905—Waterpark Feasibility Study to CPL Architects,
Engineers and Landscape Architects, D.P.C, and to authorize the Mayor to execute all
associated documents. The Contract is for the duration of the project scope in the amount of
$79,020.00 to complete the project scope.
2. Motion to approve the assignment of Aiken-Augusta Swim League (ASL) to Peachtree
Aquatics, Inc. (Peachtree) under the current Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between
Aiken-Augusta Swim League (ASL) and Augusta, GA.
3. A.N. 26-43 –Existing location, New Ownership: Consumption on Premise Liquor, Beer
Wine, and Dance. Kellie Vinson and Barry Kruse are the applicants for K-Bar Holdings LLC
dba Chevys Nite Club, to be used in connection with 3328 Washington Road Ste E, F & G
Augusta, GA 30907.
District 7, Super District 10.
4. Motion to approve the annual Public Transit Agency Safety Plan (PTASP) as drafted for the
Augusta Transit Department by the Georgia Department of Transportation in accordance with
49 CFR 673.11(a)(1).
5. Motion to approve additional fees in the amount of $379,795.19 for Infrastructure Systems
Management, LLC for consultant services for Recreation & Parks Department (2023-2026).
6. Motion to approve the October 13, 2026 minutes of the Public Services Committee Meeting.
Tue Oct 20, 2026
Commission Meeting
Tue Oct 20, 2026
Commission Meeting
Augusta Commission to consider zoning changes and opioid fund disbursements
The Commission will vote on several special exceptions for schools and daycare facilities and a rezoning for a hotel. The body is also considering the disbursement of opioid abatement funds and a medical services contract for detention centers.
- Disbursement of $510,013 from the Opioid Abatement Trust Fund to six organizations
- Special exception requests for a private school at 2019 Rosier Road and daycare facilities at 3550 Morgan Road and 3110 Tate Road
- Rezoning of 2.30 acres at 3611-Wheeler Road from Agricultural to General Business for an extended-stay hotel
- Contract award to FirstClass Healthcare (FCH Richmond LLC) for inmate medical services
- FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant Award of $305,405.55 federal funds
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COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
2:00 PM
INVOCATION
Pastor Garry R. Kerr, First Baptist Church of Keysville
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
RECOGNITION(S)
A. August 2026 Years of Service Recipients: 5–20 YOS Recipients and 25-50 YOS Recipients
DELEGATION(S)
B. Mr. Patrick Walton - Augusta Utilities.
C. Dr. Lawrence Freeman, Jr., regarding the need for additional Augusta Transit Bus Shelters.
D. Ms. Debra Friar Smalley regarding a Special Called Commission Meeting for the
Comprehensive Zoning Plan.
E. Ms. Denise Tucker regarding Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival: 2026 Report and City
Partnership Update.
F. Ms. Chastanae Cherry- Presentation in support of preserving the Transit Department budget for
the next budget cycle.
G. Ms. Christie Stewart regarding Manhood & Womanhood Tour.
H. Ms. Debra Estep Guardrails needed for charter, courts, government position definitions and
government spending.
CONSENT AGENDA
(Items 1-17)
PLANNING
1. Final Plat – S-959-FINAL-R1 – Mystical Rose Gardens – A request for concurrence with the
Augusta Planning Commission to APPROVE a petition by Richard Baldwin on behalf of NEK
Commercial Properties LLC requesting final plat approval for Mystical Rose Gardens containing
18 lots, located at 2368 Tobacco Road. Tax Map #154-2-005-00-0. Reviewing agency approval:
9/28/2026
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Tue Oct 13, 2026
Public Services Committee Meeting
Committee considers public art updates and airport construction change order
The Public Services Committee will discuss transit services and the Public Art Master Plan. The body is considering approvals for a historical marker and a revised memorandum of understanding with the Greater Augusta Arts Council.
- Approval for sculpture purchase and updated Public Art Advisory Panel Policy
- Proposed granite historical marker for Princess Augusta in the Historic District
- Change Order #1 to CW Matthews Contracting, Co. for Southeast Apron Construct for $29,013.39
- Emergency procurement for Gold Mech, Inc. to replace boiler and build enclosure for $90,376.77
- Information on Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) Zoning Ordinance Commencement
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PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
1:00 PM
PUBLIC SERVICES
1. Minister Dante Barley regarding Augusta Transit Services/ contract bus drivers.
2. Ms. Heather Dunaway-The Greater Augusta Arts Council and Public Art Advisory Panel
wish to give a progress report/update of the Public Art Master Plan, Commission approval is
needed on the updated Public Art Advisory Panel Policy and for the purchase of sculpture
(voted on by the public and approved by the Public Art Advisory Panel) along the Augusta
Sculpture Trail. 2) Also, Commission approval for an updated Memorandum of Understanding
between the Greater Augusta Arts Council and the City of Augusta which re-confirms the Arts
Council as the Public Art Agency for the City of Augusta.
3. Presentation and Discussion by Dr. Joyce Haskell and Jean Barney of the College Hill Chapter,
NSDAR, and Consideration of Approval for a Proposed Granite Historical Marker in the
Historic District Commemorating Princess Augusta and Recognizing Her Historical
Significance to the Community.
4. Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) – For Information: Airport Zoning Ordinance
Commencement. Received as information by the Augusta Aviation Commission 09/24/2026.
5. Approve Change Order #1 to CW Matthews Contracting, Co. for Southeast Apron Construct in
the amount of $29,013.39 (25BFA366).
6. Motion to receive as information an emergency procurement pursuant to Section 1-10-57 of
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Tue Oct 13, 2026
Administrative Services Committee Meeting
Committee to review procurement progress report
The Administrative Services Committee will receive an informational report titled “Procurement—One Year Later: Progress, Performance, and Results.” The committee will also consider approval of the September 29, 2026 meeting minutes.
- Informational report: “Procurement—One Year Later: Progress, Performance, and Results”
- Approval of September 29, 2026 meeting minutes
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ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
1:15 PM
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
1.
Receive as information “Procurement—One Year Later: Progress, Performance, and Results”
2. Motion to approve the September 29, 2026 minutes Administrative Services Committee
Meeting.
Tue Oct 13, 2026
Public Safety Committee Meeting
Public Safety Committee to review September meeting minutes
The Public Safety Committee is meeting to consider the approval of minutes from the September 29, 2026, meeting. The agenda consists of a single procedural item.
- Approval of September 29, 2026 meeting minutes
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PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
1:20 PM
PUBLIC SAFETY
1. Motion to approve the September 29, 2026 minutes Public Safety Committee Meeting.
Tue Oct 13, 2026
Special Called Meeting
Augusta Commission holds special meeting for executive sessions
The body is meeting to discuss pending litigation, real estate, and personnel matters in executive session. The agenda also includes a motion to authorize the Mayor to sign an affidavit of compliance with the Open Meeting Act.
- Discussion of pending and potential litigation
- Discussion of real estate
- Discussion of personnel
- Authorization of affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act
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SPECIAL CALLED MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
11:00 AM
1. A. Pending and Potential Litigation
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
2. Motion to authorize execution by the Mayor of the affidavit of compliance with Georgia's
Open Meeting Act.
Tue Oct 13, 2026
Engineering Services Committee Meeting
Committee to consider roof replacement and recycling events
The Engineering Services Committee will hear a resident's report on flooding at 1912 Ellis Street and discuss monthly recycling pickup events. The body will also consider funding for bird activity monitoring and a contract amendment.
- Roof replacement at Walker St Utilities Building by South Paw for $35,153.20
- Funding to SREL for bird activity around constructed wetlands
- Contract amendment with Itron (RFP 24-261)
- Flooding report regarding 1912 Ellis Street-John C. Calhoun Expressway
- Proposed monthly recycling pickup at Warren Road Community Center
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ENGINEERING SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
1:10 PM
ENGINEERING SERVICES
1. Ms. Lois Johnson regarding repeated flooding at 1912 Ellis Steet-John C. Calhoun
Expressway and ongoing property damage.
2. Discuss and gather information regarding a once-a-month Recycling Pickup Event at Warren
Road Community Center and other centers located in other areas. (Requested by
Commissioner Tina Slendak- deferred from the September 29, 2026 meeting)
3. Approve 2026 funding to SREL for bird activity around the constructed wetlands.
4. Approve Contract Amendment with Itron (RFP 24-261)
5. Approve Roof Replacement at Walker St Utilities Building to South Paw in the amount of
$35,153.20..
6. Motion to approve the September 29, 2026 minutes Engineering Services Committee Meeting.
Tue Oct 13, 2026
Public Services Committee Meeting
Tue Oct 13, 2026
Finance Committee Meeting
Finance Committee considers $510,013 in opioid abatement funding
The Finance Committee is meeting to review a proposal for the disbursement of funds from the Augusta Richmond County Opioid Abatement Trust Fund. The committee will also vote on the minutes from the September 29, 2026 meeting.
- Disbursement of $510,013 from the Augusta Richmond County Opioid Abatement Trust Fund to six organizations
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FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
1:05 PM
FINANCE
1. Approve the disbursement of $510,013 from the Augusta Richmond County Opioid Abatement
Trust Fund to the six (6) organizations identified in this proposal, subject to execution of
individual application agreements and compliance with all reporting and accountability
requirements set forth herein.
2. Motion to approve the September 29, 2026 minutes Finance Committee Meeting.
Tue Oct 6, 2026
Commission Meeting
Tue Oct 6, 2026
Commission Meeting
Augusta Commission to vote on Data Center Ordinance and $4.77M Deans Bridge Road solid waste project
The Augusta Commission meets Tuesday, October 6, 2026, to consider a 17-item consent agenda and a 7-item regular agenda. Key decisions include a proposed Data Center Ordinance (second reading), a $4,767,795 construction contract for the Deans Bridge Road Solid Waste Facility, and a $2,695,132.55 contract for May Park improvements. The regular agenda also includes a hookah ordinance, a request to amend the Data Center Ordinance, and discussions on Johns Road abandonment and the waste contract.
- Data Center Ordinance (ZA-R-262) for regulatory standards on data centers and high-density computing facilities
- Construction contract with Morgan Corporation for $4,767,795 for Deans Bridge Road Solid Waste Facility Phase 3, Stage 2, South Cell 2 – Phase 1
- Construction contract with Tri Scapes, LLC for $2,695,132.55 for May Park Improvements
- Construction contract with JHC Corporation for $2,342,342.00 for Boykin Road Park Improvements
- Hookah Ordinance deferred from Public Services Committee
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COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, October 06, 2026
2:00 PM
INVOCATION
Reverend Charles Utley, Pastor, McElmurray Spring Branch Baptist Church
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DELEGATION(S)
A. Mr. Steven Coffman- update on Patton's Pals and discuss our partnership moving forward.
B. Ms. Patricia Geter/West Augusta Six- Discussion of Construction Plan Access Fees and Their
Impact on Small Business Participation in Augusta Procurement.
C. Ms. Chastanae Cherry -Oversight Committee formation regarding Data Center Ordinance
protections.
D. Ms. Francine McCoy regarding the paving of Bussey Road.
CONSENT AGENDA
(Items 1-17)
PUBLIC SERVICES
1. ZA-R-262 –Approval of the Proposed Data Center Ordinance to provide clear regulatory
standards for future data center development.
Establish zoning regulations governing the location, review procedures, design standards,
operational requirements, infrastructure coordination, environmental protections, and
abandonment requirements for Data Centers (DCs) and High-Density Computing Facilities
(HDCFs) within Augusta-Richmond County. (Approved by Augusta Commission on
September 15, 2026 - second reading)
2. Motion to approve A.N. 26-41 –New Location: Consumption on Premise Beer. Duc Trong
Tran is the applicant for Augusta Cigar & Billiards LLC, to be used in connection with 3112
Washington Rd STE A & B, Augusta GA 30907. District 7, Super District 10. (Approved by
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Tue Sep 29, 2026
Public Safety Committee Meeting
Augusta public safety committee to review 2026-2028 IT strategic plan
The Augusta Public Safety Committee meets Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at 1:15 PM in the Commission Chamber. The agenda has two items: receiving the 2026-2028 Information Technology Strategic Plan as information, and approving minutes from the September 9, 2026 meeting. No votes on contracts, ordinances, or fee changes appear on this agenda.
- Receive as information the 2026-2028 Information Technology Strategic Plan
- Motion to approve minutes of the September 9, 2026 Public Safety Committee Meeting
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PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
1:15 PM
PUBLIC SAFETY
1. Receive as information the 2026-2028 Information Technology Strategic Plan
2. Motion to approve the minutes of the September 9, 2026 Public Safety Committee Meeting.
Tue Sep 29, 2026
Special Called Meeting
Augusta commission meets in closed session on litigation, real estate, and personnel
The Augusta, GA commission is holding a special called meeting on Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at 11:00 AM in the Commission Chamber. The agenda lists a closed session covering pending and potential litigation, real estate, and personnel matters. The only other listed action is a motion to authorize the Mayor to sign an affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act. No specific decisions, contracts, or dollar amounts are stated in the agenda text.
- Closed session on pending and potential litigation
- Closed session on real estate
- Closed session on personnel
- Motion to authorize the Mayor to execute an affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act
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SPECIAL CALLED MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
11:00 AM
1. A. Pending and Potential Litigation
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
2. Motion to authorize execution by the Mayor of the affidavit of compliance with Georgia's
Open Meeting Act.
Tue Sep 29, 2026
Engineering Services Committee Meeting
Augusta committee weighs $4.77M Deans Bridge Road solid waste facility contract
The Augusta, GA Engineering Services Committee meets Sept. 29, 2026 to decide several contracts and funding items, including a $4,767,795 construction contract with Morgan Corporation for the Deans Bridge Road Solid Waste Facility Phase 3, Stage 2, South Cell 2 – Phase 1 project, plus authorization to use $5.5 million from solid waste restricted reserve funds. Members will also discuss a monthly recycling pickup event at Warren Road Community Center, waste collection issues tied to a Coastal Waste contract dispute, and a Johns Road abandonment. Several items are up for approval, including $121,014 in supplemental funding to M. Mitchell Group for hurricane-damaged concrete repairs and $41,000 for Rhythm Engineering traffic signal software support.
- $4,767,795 construction contract award to Morgan Corporation for Deans Bridge Road Solid Waste Facility Phase 3, Stage 2, South Cell 2 – Phase 1, with $5.5 million from solid waste restricted reserve funds
- Supplemental funding up to $121,014 to M. Mitchell Group for concrete flatwork repairs damaged by Hurricane Helene (Bid 25-905)
- $41,000 sole-source procurement for Rhythm Engineering technical support and In-Sync Adaptive Signal Timing System maintenance
- Discussion of once-a-month recycling pickup event at Warren Road Community Center and other centers
- Discussion of Johns Road abandonment and waste collection issues involving Coastal Waste and Metropolitan Waste
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ENGINEERING SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
1:05 PM
ENGINEERING SERVICES
1. Discuss and gather information regarding a once-a-month Recycling Pickup Event at Warren
Road Community Center and other centers located in other areas. (Requested by
Commissioner Tina Slendak)
2. Approve supplement funding in amount not to exceed $121,014 to M. Mitchell Group contract
to cover cost of non-reimbursable concrete flatwork repairs adjacent to the right of way that
was damaged by Hurricane Helene. AE/ Bid 25-905 (26ENG171)
3. Approve the award of the Construction Contract to Morgan Corporation in the amount of
$4,767,795 for the Deans Bridge Road Solid Waste Facility Phase 3, Stage 2, South Cell 2 –
Phase 1 Construction Project. The award is contingent upon receipt of all required signed
contract and associated required documents. Also authorize use of $5.5million from “Solid
waste restricted reserve funds” for this project construction and Construction Quality
Assurance, and accordingly approve amending Environmental Services FY2026 Budget to add
this amount to Solid Waste Operations Funds. AE/ RFP 26-272
4. Approve funding in the amount of $41,000.00 for the continued provision of Rhythm
Engineering Technical Support and Software Services through a sole-source procurement for
Richmond County’s Traffic ITS Operations, including the operation and maintenance of the
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Tue Sep 29, 2026
Public Services Committee Meeting
Augusta committee weighs $2.7M May Park construction contract and airport marketing deal
Augusta's Public Services Committee meets Sept. 29, 2026 to vote on several contracts and licenses. The largest is a $2,695,132.55 construction services award to Tri Scapes, LLC for May Park Improvements, funded through SPLOST 7. Members also consider a $29,260 sole-source scoreboard purchase for Eisenhower Park, an airport marketing contract, and two alcohol license applications. Other items include a vape shop ordinance discussion and updates on the Henry Brigham Swim Center and Diamond Lake Park.
- Motion to award Tri Scapes, LLC Bid Item #26-181 for May Park Improvements at $2,695,132.55, with SPLOST 7 allocations
- Sole-source approval of $29,260 to Electro-Mech for scoreboards at Eisenhower Park ballfields
- Augusta Regional Airport marketing contract award to Mass Media Marketing, LTD (M3) under RFQ 26-172, three years with two one-year options
- Alcohol license applications: consumption-on-premise beer for Augusta Cigar & Billiards LLC at 3112 Washington Rd STE A & B; retail package liquor, beer and wine for H&S Wine & Spirits at 2372 Barton Chapel Rd
- Vape Shop Ordinance discussion on proximity to schools and places where children congregate
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PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
1:00 PM
PUBLIC SERVICES
1. Ms. Janet Robinson Re-Opening of Henry Brigham Swim Center.
2. A.N. 26-41 –New Location: Consumption on Premise Beer. Duc Trong Tran is the applicant
for Augusta Cigar & Billiards LLC, to be used in connection with 3112 Washington Rd STE
A & B, Augusta GA 30907. District 7, Super District 10.
3. A.N. 26-42 –Existing Location, New Ownership: Retail Package Liquor, Beer and Wine.
Shravan Kumar Raul is the applicant for H&S Wine & Spirits, to be used in connection with
2372 Barton Chapel Rd, Augusta GA 30906. District 5, Super District 9.
4. Motion to approve a sole source in the amount of $29,260 to the agreement for procurement
and installation of scoreboards from Electro-Mech at Eisenhower Park ballfields. Funding is
available in the appropriate account.
5. Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) – Approve selection and award of contract to Mass Media
Marketing, LTD (M3) for the Airport Marketing Agency pursuant to RFQ 26-172. The terms
of the contract are for three years with two one-year options to extend.
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Agreement. Approved by the Augusta Aviation Commission 09/10/2026.
7. Mr. Frank Howard- update on the Phalonda Yvette Howard Project Improvement -Diamond
Lake Park.
8. Motion to approve the selection of Tri Scapes, LLC as the vendor for Bid Item# 26-181,
Construction …
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Tue Sep 29, 2026
Administrative Services Committee Meeting
Augusta committee weighs $901K in Trane service change orders deferred from Sept. 15
Augusta, GA's Administrative Services Committee meets Sept. 29, 2026 to consider two change orders with Trane Company for Year 2 of building automation, mechanical, and annual service agreements, totaling $584,074.42 and $317,010.31. Both items were deferred from the September 15, 2026 Commission Meeting. The committee will also vote on minutes from its September 9, 2026 meeting.
- Change order to 25CSA279 for Building Automation Service and Mechanical Service Agreements – Year 2 with Trane Company: $584,074.42
- Change order to 25CSA201 for Exhibit G Annual Service Agreement – Year 2 with Trane Company: $317,010.31
- Both Trane change orders deferred from the September 15, 2026 Commission Meeting
- Approval of minutes from the September 9, 2026 Administrative Services Committee meeting
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ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
1:10 PM
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
1. Approve the request for the change order to 25CSA279 for the Building Automation Service
and Mechanical Service Agreements – Year 2 in the total amount of $584,074.42 by Trane
Company.
In addition, approve the request for the change order to 25CSA201 for the Exhibit G Annual
Service Agreement – Year 2 in the total amount of $317,010.31 by Trane Company. (Deferred
from the September 15,2026 Commission Meeting.
2. Motion to approve the minutes of the September 9, 2026 Administrative Services Committee.
Tue Sep 29, 2026
Finance Committee Meeting
Augusta Finance Committee takes up Administrator's proposed FY2027 budget
The Augusta, Georgia Finance Committee meets Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at 1:20 PM in the Commission Chamber. The committee will receive as information the Administrator's Proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Budget presentation. It will also vote on the SPLOST 9 project list for general obligation bond issuance, a SPLOST 8 contractor agreement with the Augusta, Georgia Land Bank Authority for blight mitigation, and the minutes of its August 11, 2026 meeting.
- Receive as information the Administrator's Proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Budget presentation
- Motion to approve the SPLOST 9 project list for general obligation bond issuance
- Motion to approve the SPLOST 8 Contractor Agreement with the Augusta, Georgia Land Bank Authority for Blight Mitigation
- Motion to approve the minutes of the August 11, 2026 Finance Committee Meeting
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FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
1:20 PM
FINANCE
1. Receive as information the Administrator’s Proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Budget presentation.
2. Motion to approve the SPLOST 9 project list for general obligation bond issuance.
3. Motion to approve the SPLOST 8 Contractor Agreement with the Augusta, Georgia Land Bank
Authority for Blight Mitigation.
4. Motion to approve the minutes of the August 11, 2026 Finance Committee Meeting.
Fri Sep 18, 2026
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
Augusta commission to set 2026 property tax mill rates
The Augusta Commission is holding a special called meeting to adopt the 2026 mill rates for several tax funds, including the county-wide general fund, urban services district, capital outlay, fire protection, and the Blythe Fire District. The agenda also includes closed-door sessions on litigation, real estate, and personnel, followed by a motion to authorize the mayor's affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act.
- Adoption of 2026 mill rates for County Wide General Fund Maintenance and Operations
- Adoption of 2026 mill rates for Urban Services District
- Adoption of 2026 mill rates for Capital Outlay Fund
- Adoption of 2026 mill rates for Fire Protection Fund and Blythe Fire District
- Closed session for pending litigation, real estate, and personnel
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SPECIAL CALLED MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Friday, September 18, 2026
10:00 AM
1. Motion to approve resolution adopting 2026 mill rates for County Wide General Fund
Maintenance and Operations, the Urban Services District, the Capital Outlay Fund, the
Fire Protection Fund, and the Blythe Fire District Maintenance and Operations Fund as
shown on the accompanying schedule.
2. A. Pending and Potential Litigation
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
3. Motion to authorize execution by the Mayor of the affidavit of compliance with Georgia's
Open Meeting Act.
Tue Sep 15, 2026
Commission Meeting
Commission to vote on data center ordinance and moratorium extension
The Augusta Commission will consider the proposed Data Center Ordinance, which sets zoning and operational rules for data centers, and hear requests for a 150-day moratorium extension. The consent agenda includes rezonings, airport and transit funding, and service contracts. Several items were deferred due to lack of committee quorum.
- Data Center Ordinance (ZA-R-262) establishing zoning regulations for data centers and high-density computing facilities
- Rezoning at 1730 Broad Street, 212 Frank Street, 225 Deans Lane to Light Industrial for contracting business
- Rezoning at 1310 and 1310 A Walker Street to B-2 for extended-stay hotel
- Trane Company change orders totaling $901,084.73 for building automation and mechanical services
- Solid Waste and Recycling Front Load Services contract award to Georgia Waste System, LLC
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COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
2:00 PM
INVOCATION
Reverend Tony Christie, Pastor, Hillcrest Baptist Church
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
RECOGNITION(S)
A. August 2026 Years of Service Recipients: 5–20 YOS Recipients and 25-50 YOS Recipients
DELEGATION(S)
B. Ms. Moniqua Acosta-persistent nuisance and maintenance conditions at a property adjacent to
my commercial property.
C. Ms. Amanda Cruz- Mandatory Green Infrastructure for Data Centers – additional
development code to consider in the data center ordinance.
D. Ms. Lisa Lovestone-Gifford-Lack of Governmental Oversight in Richmond County.
E. Ms. Zakiya Mabery- C-CAPE regarding review of latest Data Center Ordinance; Resident
Protections, Accountability and request for a 150-day moratorium extension.
F. Lakeland Barnes- history of SPLOST and the intentions of SPLOST 9. (Lack quorum deferred
from Finance Committee Mtg. Sept. 9, 2026)
G. Mr. Ben Hasan regarding item (#2 ASC) 25CSA279 for Building Automation Service and
Mechanical Change Order in the amount of $584,074.42 by Trane Company; and Change
Order 25CSA201 Exhibit G Annual Service Agreement in amount $317,010.31 by Trane
Company.
H. Dr. Gayla Spooner Keesee regarding procedural compliance before final adoption.
I.
C-CAPE-Center for Community Awareness & Public Engagement’s (C-CAPE) Review of
the Latest Draft Data Center Ordinance: Resident Protections, Accountability a …
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Wed Sep 9, 2026
Public Services Committee Meeting
Committee discusses airport funding, transit grants, and retail liquor licenses
The Public Services Committee will consider several funding allocations and grant applications for Daniel Field and Augusta Regional Airport. The meeting also includes discussions regarding transit grants, new retail beer and wine licenses, and a waterpark feasibility study.
- Daniel Field Airport FY2027 tentative allocation of $2,033,632 in FAA & GDOT funding
- Augusta Regional Airport FAA AIP Grant acceptance of $1,634,899.74
- Purchase of two Ford E-350 StarCraft buses for $227,800.00
- Mead & Hunt construction services for Terminal Checkpoint Modernization of $429,950.00
- Waterpark Feasibility Study contract award to CPL Architects for $79,020.00
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## PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber Tuesday, September 08, 2026 1:00 PM
## <u>PUBLIC SERVICES</u>
**1.** Approve the Daniel Field Airport FY2027 Tentative Allocation of $2,033,632 FAA & State (GDOT) funding and approve Mayor Johnson signing the acceptance letter of this tentative allocation.
**2.** Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) - Acceptance of FAA AIP Grant No. 3-13-0011-064-2026 (#64) in the amount of $1,634,899.74. Approved by the Augusta Aviation Commission 08/27/2026.
**3.** Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) Aviation Commission has approved the purchase of two (2) Ford E-350 StarCraft Buses from Model 1 Commercial Vehicles for Airport Shuttle Service utilizing the Georgia State Contract. Approved by the Augusta Aviation Commission 08/27/2026. The Augusta Regional Airport request the approval of the Augusta Commission for the purchase in the amount of $227,800.00.
**4.** Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) - Approve Amendment #1 to Work Authorization #11 for Mead & Hunt to provide additional Construction Administration and Construction Observation (CA/CO) services for the Terminal Checkpoint Modernization Project (Bid #25-BFA049) in the amount of $429,950.00. Approved by the Augusta Aviation Commission 08/27/2026.
**5.** Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) - Approve Drainage Ditch Enclosure – Ph II (IFB #250150) Change Order #1 – Final Balancing to Reeves Construction Company in the amount of ($276,616.10). Approved by the Augusta Aviation Commission 08/2 …
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Wed Sep 9, 2026
Administrative Services Committee Meeting
Committee reviews building maintenance contracts and housing initiatives
The Administrative Services Committee will consider several service contracts for the Municipal Building and mold remediation at the Old Government House. The meeting also includes discussions on food desert solutions and continued partnerships for affordable housing development.
- $120,000.00 sole source procurement for architectural services from Johnson, Laschober & Associates P.C.
- $584,074.42 and $317,010.31 change orders for Trane Company service agreements
- $110,227.48 award to ACC Restoration, LLC for Old Government House mold remediation
- Proposal for farmer vendor boxes to address food desert issues
- Amendment of 2020 HOPWA Agreements for Antioch Ministries and Promise Land CDC
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## ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber Tuesday, September 08, 2026 1:10 PM
## <u>ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES</u>
**1.** Request to approve the sole source procurement from Johnson, Laschober & Associates P.C. (JLA) for architectural services resulting from the Midwest Maintenance marble structure assessment contract at the Municipal Building in the amount of $120,000.00.
**2.** Approve the request for the change order to 25CSA279 for the Building Automation Service and Mechanical Service Agreements – Year 2 in the total amount of $584,074.42 by Trane Company. In addition, approve the request for the change order to 25CSA201 for the Exhibit G Annual Service Agreement – Year 2 in the total amount of $317,010.31 by Trane Company.
**3. Ms. Debra Estep**-Proposal to improve food desert issues with installation of trust-based farmer vendor boxes in food desert communities possibly expanding to cross community solutions.
**4.** Motion to approve the award RFP Item #26-139, Old Government House Mold Remediation in the amount of $110,227.48 to ACC Restoration, LLC.
**5.** Receive as information the emergency request for the assessment and corrections to the fan coil units at the Municipal Building in the amount of $51,091.00 by Trane Company.
**6.** Motion to approve Housing and Community Development Department’s (HCD's) request to continue to partner with Augusta/CSRA Habitat for Humanity to provide affordable housing to families that reside in the Augu …
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Wed Sep 9, 2026
Special Called Meeting
Augusta Commission holds special called meeting on September 8, 2026
The Commission will address matters regarding pending litigation, real estate, and personnel. The meeting also includes a motion to authorize the Mayor to execute an affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act.
- Pending and Potential Litigation
- Real Estate matters
- Personnel matters
- Authorization of Open Meeting Act affidavit
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## SPECIAL CALLED MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber Tuesday, September 08, 2026 11:00 AM
**1.** A. Pending and Potential Litigation
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
**2.** Motion to **authorize** execution by the Mayor of the affidavit of compliance with Georgia's Open Meeting Act.
Wed Sep 9, 2026
Public Safety Committee Meeting
Committee discusses budget requests and a $290,468 probate court contract
The Public Safety Committee will review a budget reinstatement request from Solicitor General Omeeka Loggins and a contract for new filing carousels for the Probate Court. The committee will also consider an annual contract with the Georgia Department of Corrections.
- Annual Contract with Georgia Department of Corrections
- Solicitor General budget reinstatement request to prevent office closure
- $290,468.50 contract with Kardex Remstar, LLC for Probate Court filing carousels
- Approval of August 25, 2026, meeting minutes
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## PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber Tuesday, September 08, 2026 1:15 PM
## <u>PUBLIC SAFETY</u>
**1.** Approve Annual Contract with Georgia Department of Corrections
**2.** Solicitor General Omeeka Loggins-requesting reinstatement of 2026 budget cut funds due to risk of office closure.
**3.** The Probate Court is requesting approval for the replacement of the current filing carousels utilizing Sourcewell Cooperative Contract with Kardex Remstar, LLC in the amount of $290,468.50.
**4.** Motion to **approve** the minutes of the August 25, 2026 Public Safety Committee Meeting.
Wed Sep 9, 2026
Engineering Services Committee Meeting
Committee reviews street improvements, waste services, and wastewater plant updates
The Engineering Services Committee will consider construction agreements for Greene Street improvements and a five-year solid waste services contract. Members will also review budget amendments for the J. B. Messerly Wastewater Treatment Plant and additional engineering fees.
- Construction Agreement for Greene Street-Part2 (13th St. to 5th St.) Improvements Project
- Solid Waste and Recycling Front Load Services contract award to Georgia Waste System, LLC
- Amendment 14 for capital improvements at J. B. Messerly Wastewater Treatment Plant
- $407,255.00 for ISM Engineering services
- $150,000 for county-wide right of way tree maintenance and removal
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## ENGINEERING SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA
Commission Chamber Tuesday, September 08, 2026 1:05 PM
## <u>ENGINEERING SERVICES</u>
**1.** Motion to approve entering into Construction Agreement with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) for Greene Street-Part2 (13th St. to 5th St.) Improvements Project (PI #0021263). Also, authorize Augusta Mayor to execute Project Specific Construction Agreement and its associated documents (electronic and hard copy). /AE
**2.** Approve the award of “Solid Waste and Recycling Front Load Services” Contract to Georgia Waste System, LLC. (GWS) subject to receipt of signed contract and associated documents. The Contract is for five years with renewal option of two additional two years terms. AE/26- 196
**3.** Approve Amendment 14 for capital improvements at the J. B. Messerly Wastewater Treatment Plant and associated budget amendments.
## 4. Receive update on the J. B. Messerly Wastewater Treatment Plant.
**5.** Approve additional fees in the amount of $407,255.00 to ISM Engineering for engineering services supporting project management, rainfall, and on-call engineering. ISM is a Prequalified Engineering Consultant (RFQ24-132)
**6.** Approve funding in the amount of $150,000 from vegetation management 2026 allocation to ensure continuity of county-wide right of way trees maintenance and removal services. /AE
**7. Mr. Richard E Jones**- uneven manway covers and work order cancellations. (Deferred from the August 25, 2026 committ …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $167.7M | AUGUSTA-RICHMOND COUNTY GOVERNMENT Department of Defense · WATER DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER COLLECTION SERVICES |
| $165.6M | ACC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Department of Defense · CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITY |
| $102.3M | ACC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Department of Defense · ABMS FACILITY HANGAR |
| $97.1M | ACC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Department of Defense · PRIMARY FACILITY |
| $80.2M | ACC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Department of Defense · ADVANCED BATTLE MANAGEMENT OPS FACILITY TO 5-FT LINE, COMPLETE |
| $66.1M | ACC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Department of Defense · CONSTRUCT ADVANCE TRAINING FACILITY |
| $46.7M | MCKNIGHT CONSTRUCTION CO. Department of Defense · PERSONNEL RECOVERY HANGAR HMU AT MOODY AFB GA |
| $43.1M | ACC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Department of Defense · CONSTRUCT BARRACKS FORT BRAGG NC |
| $42.0M | 4K GLOBAL-ACC JV, LLC Department of Defense · CONSTRUCTION - PLEASE SEE CLIN SCHEDULE |
| $35.4M | ACC CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Department of Defense · BASE BID CONSTRUCT PRIMARY FACILITY |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities36 (13 pedestrian · 2024)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC