subject in Habersham County
Contracts and procurement
34 related issues are currently assembled for this area.
Issues
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Habersham County Considers Remounting Ambulance Unit, With Cost and Vote Still Unclearawaiting decisionHabersham Considers Lease-to-Buy Plan for Demorest Fire Truckunder considerationHabersham Airport Commission Considers Split Search as Lead Edge Contract Nears Expirationunder considerationDemorest’s GoGov Decision Stalls, Leaving Digital City Services in Limboon holdDemorest put its charter’s contracting rules up for possible changeawaiting decisionDemorest extends city manager’s contract at $140,000, but term dates remain unclearapprovedDemorest authorizes work on county lease for building inspections after inspector withdrawsapprovedDemorest authorizes exclusive gym lease for soccer academy, but final terms remain unknownapprovedDemorest approves three-year ACG software deal, holding current priceapprovedDemorest approves renewable county lease for Ivy Street fire stationapprovedDemorest approves five-year lease putting city pumper truck in county serviceapprovedDemorest approves Travelers insurance contract after broker cites lower priceapproved
Meaningful Changes
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City Council approved a 12-month extension of the city manager's contract at an annual salary of $140,000; the minutes record a 3-1 vote with Davis opposed.Historical recordAfter inspector David Turpin withdrew for health reasons, the council unanimously approved, 4–0, allowing the city manager and city attorney to work with the county on drafting a lease for inspection and plan-review services.Historical recordOn January 6, 2026, the council unanimously approved proceeding with the Rapidos Soccer Academy proposal, authorizing the city manager and attorney to finalize a lease agreement and providing for exclusive lease of the gym to Rapids.Historical recordCornelia’s February 2026 commission agenda scheduled consideration of approving Wilcorp’s bid for Galloway Street stream-bank restoration, including a $28,200 budget adjustment for an overage and a total cost of $97,200.Historical recordThe commission agenda summary records a 4–0 approval of an agreement with Carter & Sloope for railroad pedestrian bridge planning.Historical recordA January 2026 commission agenda summary listed a sale agreement for 1190 Old Cleveland Road and a related budget adjustment for consideration. Its item title included the words “Approved Unanimously,” but the agenda summary does not document the commission’s action or the sale terms.Historical recordA commission agenda summary listed approval of a grant administrator for CDBG projects. The item includes “Approved 4 - 0,” but does not document a commission motion or vote or identify the administrator or contract terms.Historical recordCornelia’s March 2026 commission agenda listed approval of an engineering firm for CDBG projects as item 11, placing the selection before commissioners.Historical record
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