Waycross public meetings in 2024
44 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission held a public hearing and unanimously approved a zoning amendment for property at Brunel Street, Howe Street, and Haines Avenue, changing it from C-2 Highway Commercial to R-50 Residential. The applicant, True North Way LLC, plans to build six Victorian-style apartment buildings with 66-72 one-bedroom units, targeting workforce housing. The motion was made by Mayor Pro Temp Alvin Nelson, seconded by Commissioner Felder, and all commissioners voted in favor.
- Approved rezoning of Brunel Street parcel from C-2 Highway Commercial to R-50 Residential (unanimous)
- Approved motion to adjourn public hearing (unanimous)
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission approved a 4% cost-of-living salary increase for all city employees for the FY 2025-2026 budget, a $95,127 transfer to fund fire department promotions, and the sale of 36.29 acres of surplus land on N. Augusta Avenue (Scout Lake) by sealed bids or auction. The commission also approved a resolution to relocate city facilities for the Ossie Davis Parkway overpass project and authorized repairs to a Public Works backhoe. A motion to approve the sale of the surplus land passed 3-2, with districts 3 and 4 voting no.
- Approved 4% COLA salary increase for all city employees for FY 2025-2026 (unanimous)
- Approved $95,127 transfer from General Fund to Fire Department for promotions (unanimous)
- Approved sale of 36.29-acre surplus property on N. Augusta Ave (Scout Lake) by sealed bids/auction (3-2, districts 3 & 4 no)
- Approved $88,006.21 MOU with GDOT to relocate city facilities for Ossie Davis Parkway overpass (unanimous)
- Approved $10,110.88 for John Deere 310SL backhoe repairs for Public Works (unanimous)
- Approved ordinance closing and abandoning portion of Palm Beach Ave right-of-way (unanimous)
- Approved consent calendar including 23 privilege license renewals (unanimous)
- Approved sending out bid for warehouse repair and renovation (unanimous)
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission held a planning session, approving a $95,127 budget amendment for fire department pay realignment and consenting to a 3% residential water/sewer rate increase (with commercial rates deferred to January). The Board of Ethics recommended prosecution of Commissioner Katrena Felder for credit card misuse; the commission will hold a public hearing after a possible appeal.
- Approved $95,127 budget amendment for fire department pay realignment (unanimous consent)
- Consented to 3% residential water/sewer rate increase; commercial rate decision deferred to January
- Consented to surplus 36.29-acre Scout Lake property for sale (with timber appraisal)
- Consented to warehouse repair and renovation bid (estimated $25,000-$30,000)
- Consented to $10,110.88 backhoe repair for Public Works
- Consented to ARPA fund allocation for fire truck repairs, street maintenance, warehouse repair, document scanning, and park repairs
- Ethics Board recommended prosecution of Commissioner Felder for credit card misuse; commission to schedule hearing
- Appointed Janelle Walker as second alternate to Ethics Board for pending complaint
City Commission
The City Commission is meeting to declare a local state of emergency and reschedule meetings due to Tropical Storm Helene. The body will also consider awarding contracts for road paving and park improvements.
- Ordinance declaring a Local State of Emergency for Tropical Storm Helene
- Contract award to Thrift Brothers LLC for dirt paving on Boulevard, Georgia, Morehouse, Greenwood, Browns Alley, and East Hamilton streets
- Contract award to ICB Construction Group, INC. for ARPA INO Park Improvements at Bailey St., Elizabeth, and Garlington Parks
- Privilege license for beer, wine, and liquor consumption at The Stephens Venue (773 Ossie Davis Parkway)
- Scheduling of public hearings for Sawdust Trail and the alley closing of Palm Avenue
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will consider a declaration of a local state of emergency for Tropical Storm Helene. It will also vote on resolutions to award contracts for a six‑street dirt paving project, a ten‑street 2024 paving project, and an ARPA-funded park improvement project. Additional discussion includes finance updates, infrastructure updates, and a liquor license renewal for The Stephens Venue.
- Ordinance declaring a local state of emergency for Tropical Storm Helene
- Resolution awarding Thrift Brothers LLC the dirt paving contract for six streets
- Resolution awarding East Coast Asphalt LLC the 2024 paving contract for ten streets
- Resolution awarding ICB Construction Group, Inc. the ARPA park improvement contract for Bailey, Elizabeth, and Garlington Parks
- Renewal of a beer, wine, and liquor consumption license for The Stephens Venue at 773 Ossie Davis Parkway
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will meet to approve minutes from prior meetings, an ordinance to close an alley between Pendergast, Plummer, Wadley, and Wilkerson Streets, and resolutions including a new Ameris Bank credit card contract, mutual aid authorization with the Ware County Board of Education, and the sale of City Blvd Lot 3 (1.96 acres).
- Close alley between Pendergast, Plummer, Wadley, and Wilkerson Streets
- Approve new Ameris Bank credit card contract for the city
- Authorize mutual aid between Waycross Police and Ware County Board of Education Police
- Approve sale of City Blvd Lot 3 (1.96 acres, parcel WA1902 036)
- Consider offer on City Blvd-Lot 3
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will vote on three resolutions: a new Ameris Bank credit‑card contract, mutual‑aid authority for the Waycross Police Department and Ware County Board of Education Police Department, and the sale and transfer of City Blvd Lot 3 (1.96 acres, parcel WA1902 036). The agenda also includes a request to approve an offer on City Blvd‑Lot 3 and updates on finance, budget fees, and infrastructure projects such as the GDOT truck route.
- Resolution to approve New Ameris Bank credit‑card contract for the city
- Resolution to authorize mutual‑aid between Waycross Police and Ware County Board of Education Police
- Resolution to approve sale and transfer of City Blvd Lot 3 (1.96 acres, parcel WA1902 036)
- Request for approval of offer on City Blvd‑Lot 3
- Infrastructure updates: alley cut schedule, pavement & parks, GDOT truck route
The Waycross City Commission held a planning session where it reached consensus to place three items on the next day's agenda: accepting a $17,500 offer for City Blvd Lot 3, approving a new Ameris Bank credit card contract, and authorizing a mutual aid agreement between the Waycross Police Department and Ware County Board of Education Police. The commission also reinstated Commissioner Alvin Nelson to his District 5 seat following a Georgia Supreme Court stay of a lower court order, and selected an ethics board to hear a complaint. No final votes were taken at this session.
- Consensus to place City Blvd Lot 3 sale ($17,500) on Tuesday agenda
- Consensus to place new Ameris Bank credit card contract on Tuesday agenda
- Consensus to place WPD/Ware BOE mutual aid resolution on Tuesday agenda
- Commissioner Alvin Nelson reinstated to District 5 seat per Supreme Court stay
- Ethics board selected by lottery: Earl Martin, Lorene Regulus, Shawn Taylor, Albert Bussey, Martin Gray
- Discussed FY25 budget; no approval, public hearing scheduled for October 1
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on several infrastructure resolutions, including emergency sewer repairs and environmental monitoring. The body is also considering a support letter for a proposed 100-unit multifamily housing development.
- Contract award to TTL, INC. for annual environmental monitoring services at Blackwell/Commons Street Landfill
- Emergency gravity sewer main replacement and sinkhole repair at Ossie Davis and Colley Street by Thrift Brothers Construction, INC
- Support letter for water and sewer capacity for a proposed 100-unit multifamily development at 415 Sawdust Trail
- Ordinance to close an alley bounded by Pendergast Street, Plummer Street, Wadley Street, and Wilkerson Street
- Privilege licenses for T-Booze (703 Oak Street) and Popbellies’ Seafood Steak & Grill (1195 Ossie Davis Parkway)
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will hold a planning and information session to discuss infrastructure updates, approve contracts, and vote on ordinances. Key items include environmental monitoring for the Commons St./Blackwell St. landfill, sewer main replacement, and support letters for state transportation and housing projects.
- Bid #FY25-01: Environmental Monitoring Services for Commons St./Blackwell St. Landfill
- Resolution to award $X (amount not specified) contract for Blackwell/Commons Street Landfill monitoring to TTL, INC.
- Resolution to approve Ossie Davis at Colley Street Gravity Sewer Main Replacement and Sinkhole Repair by Thrift Brothers Construction
- Ordinance to close alley bounded by Pendergast, Plummer, Wadley, and Wilkerson Streets
- Resolution to support GDOT road calming measures and a letter for Vantage Development’s 415 Sawdust Trail multifamily housing
The Waycross City Commission approved a consent calendar, two privilege licenses, a bid for environmental monitoring services, an alley closure ordinance, and four resolutions, including awarding a landfill monitoring contract to TTL, Inc. and approving emergency sewer repairs. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved consent calendar including minutes from June and July meetings (unanimous)
- Approved privilege license for T-Booze, 703 Oak St, beer/wine/liquor package sales (unanimous)
- Approved privilege license for Popbellies' Seafood Steak & Grill, 1195 Ossie Davis Pkwy, consumption on premises (unanimous)
- Approved Bid #FY25-01 for environmental monitoring services at Commons St./Blackwell St. Landfill (unanimous)
- Approved ordinance to close alley bounded by Pendergast, Plummer, Wadley, and Wilkerson Streets (unanimous)
- Approved resolution awarding landfill monitoring contract to TTL, Inc. of Valdosta, GA (unanimous)
- Approved resolution for emergency sewer main replacement and sinkhole repair by Thrift Brothers Construction (unanimous)
- Approved resolution supporting GDOT traffic calming devices and authorizing mayor's support letter (unanimous)
City Commission
The City Commission will meet to discuss official reports and a resolution regarding the scheduling of a work session for September 3, 2024. Most other standard action items on the agenda are listed as not applicable.
- Resolution to hold the City Commission Work Session on September 3, 2024
City Commission
The City Commission is holding a planning and information session to discuss the use of ARPA funds and infrastructure priorities. The body will review financial updates and coordinate dates for a comprehensive plan review.
- Utilization of $80K from ARPA interest for city hall repairs and upgrades
- Transportation plan shared cost with County of $150K
- Research and selection of a side arm mower purchase
- Review dates for Comprehensive plan set for September 16, 17, 23, and 24
- Discussion of Watershed Protection Plan
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will meet to conduct routine business, including a public hearing on Palm Beach Avenue and a second reading of a retirement-plan ordinance. It will also consider resolutions to approve the FY2025 city budget, a contract with Ware County to collect municipal property taxes, and a request for a state revolving-loan waiver for housing rehabilitation projects.
- Second reading of ordinance amending the City of Waycross Employees Retirement Plan
- Resolution to approve FY2025 budget (July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025)
- Resolution to approve contract with Ware County Tax Commissioner to collect municipal property taxes
- Resolution requesting DCA waiver for Revolving Loan Fund use on housing rehabilitation projects
- Public hearing scheduled for Palm Beach Avenue
City Commission
The City Commission is holding a planning and information session to discuss financial and infrastructure updates. The body will consider resolutions regarding the city budget and tax collection services.
- Resolution to approve the City of Waycross Budget for Fiscal Year July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025
- Resolution for a Contract for Services Agreement with Ware County Tax Commissioner to collect municipal ad valorem property taxes
- Resolution to request a waiver from the Department of Community Affairs to use Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) for housing rehabilitation projects
- Privilege license for Bhabharam Inc. dba Om Food Mart at 935 Tebeau Street for beer and wine package sales
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is meeting to conduct a public hearing on the city budget. The agenda includes a budget presentation by the Mayor and Commissioners, followed by an opportunity for public response. No specific dollar amounts or line-item changes are detailed in the provided text.
- Budget Presentation by Mayor and Commissioners
- Public Response session on the budget
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will vote to amend and restate the retirement plan for city employees in accordance with the Georgia Municipal Employees Benefit System (GMEBS). The body will also approve a resolution to cancel a deed to secure debt on real property at 1003 Darling Avenue, which is part of the Department of Community Affairs Community Home Investment Program. The consent calendar contains no items for approval, and no bids or privilege licenses are listed.
- Ordinance to amend and restate the retirement plan for City of Waycross employees under GMEBS
- Resolution to approve cancellation of a deed to secure debt on property at 1003 Darling Avenue
- Deed cancellation is pursuant to the Department of Community Affairs Community Home Investment Program (C.H.I.P) funding agreement
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is holding a planning and information session to discuss updates on finance and infrastructure, as well as presentations from the Development Authority and a land investor. The commission will also consider two proposed ordinances: one to add stricter enforcement provisions for occupation tax payments, and another to amend the city's employee retirement plan. A resolution to cancel a deed to secure debt on a property at 1003 Darling Avenue is also on the agenda.
- Ordinance to amend Chapter 34 occupation tax enforcement provisions
- Ordinance to amend and restate the city employee retirement plan via GMEBS
- Resolution to cancel a deed to secure debt on property at 1003 Darling Avenue
- Finance update and infrastructure update discussions
- Presentations by Jason Rubenbauer (Development Authority) and Bradley Carroll (land investor)
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is meeting to consider official actions including approving the sale of surplus property on Folks Street, adopting the Watershed Protection Plan annual report, and setting a public hearing for Palm Beach Ave. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and a privilege license renewal.
- Sale of 0.26-acre surplus parcel on Folks Street (Map & Parcel WA0802017) via resolution
- Approval of Watershed Protection Plan 2023 Annual Report
- Set public hearing for Palm Beach Ave.
- Privilege license renewal for Torero Too Mexican LLC (2470 Memorial Drive, beer and liquor on premises)
- Approval of minutes from multiple prior meetings
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will hold a planning and information session to discuss the sale of a surplus land parcel on Folks Street. The body will also review the Watershed Protection Plan and receive updates on city finances and infrastructure. Additionally, the commission will consider a license renewal for Torero Too Mexican LLC to add on-premises liquor consumption.
- Sale and transfer of 0.26-acre surplus real property on Folks Street (Parcel #WA0802017)
- Approval of the Watershed Protection Plan
- Renewal of privilege license for Torero Too Mexican LLC at 2470 Memorial Drive to add on-premises liquor
- Finance and Infrastructure updates
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the city budget. The meeting includes a budget presentation followed by comments from the Mayor and Commission.
- Budget public hearing
City Commission
The City Commission will review several ordinances regarding health, sanitation, and building regulations. The meeting also includes discussions on property rezoning and a resolution for the Housing Authority to issue bonds.
- Re-zone 615 Morton Avenue from RM-75 Residential Manufactured Housing to C-2 Highway Commercial
- Re-zone 817 ½ Glenmore Avenue from R-50 Residential to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial
- Amendments to Chapter 20 regarding Food Service Rules and Tattoo/Body-Piercing Studios
- Amendment to Chapter 103 regarding Minimum Standards Codes for Buildings and Building Regulation
- Amendment to Chapter 40 regarding Private Wastewater Disposal
City Commission
The Planning & Information Session includes discussions on various city matters and several proposed ordinances. The commission will review updates to health, sanitation, building, and sewer regulations.
- Proposed ordinance to update food service rules in Chapter 20
- Proposed ordinance to update building regulation standards in Chapter 103
- Proposed ordinance to update private wastewater disposal rules in Chapter 40
- Proposed ordinance to update tattoo and body-piercing studio regulations in Chapter 20
- Resolution authorizing the Housing Authority of the City of Waycross to issue bonds
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will consider rezoning two properties and declaring an emergency for city infrastructure and utility repairs. The agenda also includes a work agreement with the Georgia Department of Corrections and the creation of a Board of Ethics.
- Rezone 615 Morton Avenue from RM-75 to C-2 Highway Commercial
- Rezone 817 ½ Glenmore Avenue from R-50 to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial
- Declare emergency for repairs to city infrastructure using water and sewer funds
- Approve privilege license for Fuji Yama Inc. dba Fuji Bar and Grill at 2201 Memorial Drive
- Create a Board of Ethics and a pool of qualified citizens for appointment
City Commission
The commission will consider a resolution for emergency repairs to city infrastructure using water and sewer funds. The agenda also includes property rezonings on Morton Avenue and Glenmore Avenue, and discussions regarding a Georgia Department of Corrections work agreement.
- Re-zoning 615 Morton Avenue from RM-75 to C-2 Highway Commercial
- Re-zoning 817 ½ Glenmore Avenue from R-50 to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial
- Emergency repairs for city infrastructure and utility systems
- Georgia Department of Corrections work detail agreement
- Privilege license for Fuji Bar and Grill at 2201 Memorial Drive
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider an amendment to the city zoning ordinance. The meeting includes statements from the Community Improvement Department and opportunities for public comment before the commission deliberates.
- Zoning ordinance amendment for 615 Morton Avenue
City Commission
The City Commission will consider a resolution to authorize a service agreement with Waycross Area Shelter For Abused Person, INC. for law enforcement at the Waycross Family Justice Center. The commission is also reviewing a resolution to declare 0.26 acres on Folks Street as surplus property for sale.
- Service agreement with Waycross Area Shelter For Abused Person, INC. for law enforcement presence
- Sale of 0.26 acres of surplus land on Folks Street (Parcel #WA0802 017)
- Privilege license renewal for Tienda Vallarta LLC at 914 Memorial Drive
- Privilege license renewal for Apple Florida LLC DBA Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar and Grill at 1901 Memorial Drive
City Commission
The City Commission is holding a planning and information session regarding several city matters. Discussion items include a watershed protection plan, a county park proposal, and infrastructure updates. The commission will also consider resolutions for property sales and law enforcement services.
- Sale of 0.26 acres of surplus land on Folks Street (Parcel #WA0802 017)
- Service agreement with Waycross Area Shelter For Abused Person, INC. for the Family Justice Center
- Resolution supporting the Waycross-Ware County Georgia Initiative For Community Housing Committee
- Privilege license for Tienda Vallarta LLC at 914 Memorial Drive
- Privilege license for Apple Florida LLC DBA Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar and Grill at 1901 Memorial Drive
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will hold a special called meeting on May 2, 2024. The agenda consists of entering into an executive session to discuss personnel matters.
- Executive Session regarding Personnel
City Commission
The Special Called Meeting was held to discuss the notification of a vacancy in City Commission District 1. No official action was taken because a quorum was not present.
- Discussion regarding City Commission District 1 vacancy
City Commission
The City Commission will review several items including an ordinance regarding temporary fire access lanes on public property. The agenda also includes a resolution to support modifications to the city's retirement plan.
- Ordinance amending Chapter 38 regarding temporary fire access lanes
- Resolution to support modification of the City’s Retirement Plan
- Resolution for Ware County Bicentennial 2024, INC and King Pin to replicate the Waycross Centennial Coin
- Bid for WAYX 24-08 Surplus Firefighter Helmets & Boots
City Commission
The planning and information session includes a bid for surplus firefighter helmets and boots. The commission will also discuss infrastructure updates and talent management.
- Bid WAYX 24-08 for surplus firefighter helmets and boots
- Infrastructure update discussion
- Talent management discussion
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several resolutions regarding city-owned property and service agreements. The agenda also includes an ordinance to amend traffic and vehicle regulations.
- Ordinance to add temporary fire access lanes to the city code
- Resolution for a release of claims regarding house demolition at 912 Oak Street
- Resolution to approve technical assistance services from Southern Georgia Regional Commission
- Resolution to declare property at 1200 Colley Street as surplus
- Resolution to declare property on Nunn Street as surplus
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will discuss infrastructure updates and various director reports. Proposed items include an ordinance for temporary fire access lanes on public property and resolutions to declare certain properties as surplus. The commission will also address a demolition project on Oak Street.
- Ordinance regarding temporary fire access lanes on public property
- Resolution for house demolition at 912 Oak Street
- Declaration of Nunn Street property as surplus
- Declaration of 1200 Colley Street property as surplus
- Agreement with Southern Georgia Regional Commission for technical assistance
City Commission
The commission will review minutes from February meetings and consider an ordinance to create the Mayor's Advisory Board. The agenda also includes a privilege license request for La Jalisiense LLC at 508 Alice Street.
- Ordinance second reading to create the Mayor’s Advisory Board
- Privilege license for La Jalisiense LLC at 508 Alice Street
- Resolution recognizing Georgia Cities Week (April 21–27, 2024)
City Commission
The Planning & Information Session includes discussions on a hotel tax rate increase and public works tap fee changes. The commission will also discuss potential buyers for Grove Street and the Armory.
- Hotel Tax Rate Increase discussion
- Public Works Tap Fee Increase discussion
- Grove Street-Possible Buyer discussion
- Armory-Possible Buyer discussion
- Privilege License renewal for La Jalisiense LLC at 508 Alice Street
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several ordinances, including renaming Carver Drive to Eric Reed Way. The meeting also includes the adoption of annual financial reports for fiscal years 2022 and 2023.
- Ordinance to rename Carver Drive to Eric Reed Way
- Ordinance to re-classify Fire Department Battalion Chief as a non-exempt employee
- Ordinance to create the City of Waycross Mayor’s Advisory Board
- Resolution to cancel Deed To Secure Debt for 1501 Delaware Avenue
- Resolution to adopt annual financial reports for fiscal years ending June 30, 2022, and June 30, 2023
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will hold a planning and information session. Discussion topics include infrastructure updates, FY 23 audit results, and the homeless population. The commission will also consider an ordinance to create a Mayor’s Advisory Board.
- Ordinance to create the Waycross Mayor’s Advisory Board
- Resolution to cancel deed to secure debt for 1501 Delaware Avenue
- Presentation of FY 23 audit results
- Discussion on infrastructure updates and talent management
- Discussion regarding Flynn Family Home Concern
City Commission
The City Commission will consider an agreement with ESG Engineering for the 2024 Road Paving Project and the sale of surplus property at 845 and 847 Folks Street. The agenda also includes ordinances to rename portions of Eads Street and Carver Drive. Additionally, commissioners will review budget amendments and a fire department position reclassification.
- Agreement with ESG Engineering for the 2024 Road Paving Project
- Renaming a portion of Eads Street to Kennedy L. Sanders Way
- Renaming Carver Drive to Eric Reed Way
- Sale and transfer of surplus property at 845 and 847 Folks Street
- Reclassifying Fire Department Battalion Chief as a non-exempt employee
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a planning and information session regarding several city matters. Discussion items include infrastructure updates and a water and wastewater rate study. Proposed actions involve street name changes, budget amendments, and road paving agreements.
- Renaming a portion of Eads Street to Kennedy L. Sanders Way
- Renaming Carver Drive to Eric Reed Way
- Sale and transfer of surplus property at 845 Folks Street
- Sale and transfer of surplus property at 847 Folks Street
- Agreement with ESG Engineering of Macon, Georgia, for the 2024 Road Paving Project
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission held a special called meeting to discuss approving the PTSD First Responders Program. The agenda includes discussion by the Mayor and Commissioners as well as public response.
- Discussion for the purpose to approve the PTSD First Responders Program
City Commission
The City Commission will consider ordinances regarding street renaming policies and the creation of a new Business Integration and Information Systems Department. The agenda also includes resolutions for July 4th fireworks, road paving amendments, and property rehabilitation assistance.
- Ordinance to amend the city's policy for renaming streets
- Ordinance to abandon an unopened alley in Watrusco Subdivision
- Resolution to approve July 4th fireworks agreement with Pryotecnico, Inc.
- Amendment to Coastal Engineering Consultants, Inc. contract for paving dirt roads
- Resolution for rehabilitation assistance at 636 Owens Street
City Commission
The Planning & Information Session includes discussions on infrastructure, talent management, and a city retreat. The agenda contains several proposed ordinances and resolutions regarding street renaming, alley closures, and new city departments.
- Ordinance to amend policy for renaming streets
- Ordinance to abandon and close an unopened alley in Watrusco Subdivision
- Ordinance to create the Business Integration and Information Systems Department
- Resolution to approve July 4th fireworks agreement with Pryotecnico, Inc.
- Resolution to amend contract with Coastal Engineering Consultants, Inc. for road paving
City Commission
The City Commission will review several resolutions regarding the sale of surplus land and a fire truck. The agenda also includes an ordinance to amend the city employee retirement plan and a grant agreement for water service line replacements.
- Ordinance to amend and restate the City of Waycross Employee Retirement Plan
- Sale of 2001 Spartan Advantage Pumper Firetruck via GOVDEALS.COM
- Sale of surplus property at 845 Folks Street and 847 Folks Street
- Sale and transfer of surplused real property at 1011 Johnson Avenue
- Grant agreement for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Lead Service Line Replacement Program
City Commission
The City Commission will elect a Mayor Pro Tempore and confirm various city officers and executive appointments. The meeting also includes the review of privilege license renewals for local businesses.
- Election of Mayor Pro Tempore
- Confirmation of city officers including City Attorney, City Auditor, and City Engineer
- One-year appointments for Downtown Waycross Development Authority and Mayor’s Youth Council
- Privilege license renewal for Qee’s Company at 670 Oak Street
- Privilege license renewal for Dollar General at 1803 Knight Avenue
City Commission
The commission is holding a planning session and meeting to discuss several municipal items. This includes reviewing bids for surplus land at 1011 Johnson Ave and discussing applications for housing rehabilitation funds.
- Bid for surplus land at 1011 Johnson Ave
- Resolution to apply for CHIP housing rehabilitation funds
- Approval of the City Engineer's paving priority list
- Ordinance to close a portion of an alley in Railroad Plat Subdivision
- Renewal of beer and wine licenses for Bunky’s and Wallys