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Cartersville City Council Approves Purchase of Two Steel Buildings for Public Works
The Cartersville City Council approved the purchase and erection of two steel buildings for Public Works. A 40x200 shed for vehicle storage will cost $120,425, and a 3,600 square foot warehouse for temperature-sensitive equipment will cost $95,000. Little Jones Construction Company was the lowest bidder for both projects. This is a budgeted item, and Public Works recommended approval due to projected increases in steel prices. The motion to approve the purchase carried unanimously.
Cartersville City Council Approves 30-Day Trial for Samara Fleet Software
The Cartersville City Council approved the software evaluation period for Samara Fleet, allowing for a 30-day trial. The city is evaluating this system alongside other fleet data maintenance customers. Approval was sought to move forward with this trial agreement. The motion to approve carried unanimously.
Bess Womack Appointed to Downtown Development Authority Board
The Cartersville City Council approved the appointment of Bess Womack to the Downtown Development Authority Board. She will fill the remainder of Jason Frederick's term, which expires in February 2027. Womack is the Comptroller of Womack Custom Homes. The motion to approve carried unanimously.
Mike Fields Appointed to Joint Development Authority Board
The Cartersville City Council approved an appointment to the Joint Development Authority (JDA) Board, selecting Mike Fields to fill the unexpired term of Beth Tilley. Fields was recommended by Tilley due to a scheduling conflict preventing her from continuing her service. The motion to approve carried unanimously.
Cartersville City Council Proclaims Municipal Court Clerks Appreciation Week
During the Cartersville City Council meeting, a proclamation was read honoring Municipal Court Clerks Week. The proclamation highlighted the significant role court clerks play in ensuring the municipal courts operate efficiently, preserve public safety, and promote quality of life. It noted that more people interact with court clerks than other city services, and that public impression of the judicial system is often based on their experience with clerks. The proclamation affirmed the clerks' commitment to neutrality, impartiality, and promoting public confidence in the judiciary.
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