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July 7, 2026 ·9:00 AM Final-revised

178 Sam's Street, Decatur, GA 30030 (Multipurpose Room A1201)

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Agenda — 111 items

  1. A. INSPIRATIONAL ▶ jump to 20:51
  2. 2 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
  3. 2 Administration: Lorraine Cochran-Johnson, CEO, Zachary Williams, Executive Assistant/ Chief Operating Officer, Barbara Sanders-Norwood, County Clerk, Terry G. Phillips, Interim County Attorney
  4. B. PRESENTATIONS ▶ jump to 27:34
  5. C. COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ▶ jump to 40:49
  6. 5 The purpose of public comment is to allow the public to voice county-related requests, concerns or opinions during the Commission meeting. Speakers will only have the opportunity for one public comment per meeting. Each speaker must complete a speaker card and present it to the clerk before the beginning of the public comment portion of the meeting. Cards turned in to the clerk from the time the general meeting is convened (generally 9 A.M.) and by the beginning of public comment portion generally following presentations on the agenda. The clerk will accept cards on a first-come, first-served basis. Prior to the clerk’s call for public comment, speakers who are residents of DeKalb County shall be allowed to speak before residents of other counties are allowed to speak. Once the public comment portion of the meeting begins, speaker cards will no longer be accepted.
  7. 6 Speakers will be allowed to speak for three minutes each and public comment shall not exceed 30 minutes in length. When the buzzer sounds to indicate that time has run out, the speaker will be expected to immediately cease speaking and to yield the podium. Those who submitted speaker cards but did not speak because of the time allotment will be allowed to speak first at the next regularly scheduled Commission meeting without regard to residence. Speakers should always talk directly into the microphone and begin by stating their name, full address and the name of any organization they represent. Abusive, profane or derogatory language, holding up signs, clapping, yelling, standing or laying in the aisles to show support for or opposition to a speaker will not be permitted, but a show of hands or quietly standing in place will be permitted to show support for or opposition to a speaker's position.
  8. D. 10:00 A.M. PUBLIC HEARING ▶ jump to 78:04
  9. 8 Citizens may speak for or against an item that is considered by law to be a zoning ordinance and each side will have ten minutes to present its case. Citizens may also speak for or against an item that is placed on the public hearing agenda but is not a zoning ordinance. In that case, each side will have five minutes to present its case. In the event there is more than one speaker per side, speakers must divide their time in order to complete their full presentation within the ten-minute time allotment, or the five minute time allotment. When the buzzer sounds to indicate that time has run out, the speaker will be expected to immediately cease speaking and to leave the podium area. Prior to speaking, a speaker shall complete a speaker card and present it when approaching the podium. If a speaker has any documents for the commissioners, the speaker shall provide 10 copies when approaching the podium. Seven copies are for the commissioners and the remaining copies are for the planning director, the county attorney and the clerk. In all zoning ordinance and traffic calming cases, staff shall make their recommendation for action to the Commission first followed by applicants or citizens speaking in favor of the item. Applicants in zoning ordinance cases shall have the right to reserve time for rebuttal. Opponents of a zoning ordinance item shall have no right of rebuttal. For all other items placed on the public hearing agenda, applicants or citizens speaking in favor of the item shall speak first followed by opponents of the item. Once the citizens have finished speaking, staff shall make a recommendation for action to the Commission. At this point, citizens are no longer allowed to speak unless called to the podium by an individual commissioner to answer questions or provide information. Speakers should always talk directly into the microphone and begin by stating their name, address and the name of any organization they represent. Abusive, profane or derogatory language will not be permitted. Holding up signs, clapping, yelling, standing or laying in the aisles to show support for or opposition to a speaker will not be permitted, but a show of hands or quietly standing in place will be permitted to show support for or opposition to a speaker's position.
  10. 9 Chief Executive Office
  11. 9 Juaney A. Lynn-Rigsby- 1984 Shelter Rock Drive Conley, Georgia 30288; Jackie Malcolm- (No Address); Jan Dunaway- 4672 Fellswood Drive Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083; Gina Mangham- (No Address); Stephen Binney- 1083 Seville Drive Clarkston, Georgia 30021; Christina Porter- 1899 D'Youville Lane Atlanta, Georgia 30341; Caleb Plater- 1703 Derwin Brown Drive Decatur, Georgia 30035; Austin Keaz- 2622 Miriam Lane Decatur, Georgia 30032; Lisa Regan- 2050 Chamblee Tucker Road Atlanta, Georgia 30341; Ronnie Mayer- 2653 Redding Road Brookhaven, Georgia 30319;
  12. 10 Commission District(s): Commission District(s): All 2026 Ad Valorem Tax Millage Rates; Budget Revisions 2026-1045 Approved substitute Pass ▶ jump to 152:20
  13. 11 Planning & Sustainability
  14. 12 COMMISSION DISTRICT(S): Commission District 03 Super District 06 Application of the Director of Planning & Sustainability to amend Section 27-3.39 to update the Bouldercrest-Cedar Grove-Moreland Overlay District to allow limited office uses, when subject to a Special Land Use Permit and additional criteria with Tier V of the overlay. 2026-0630 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 179:13
  15. E. APPEALS
  16. 14 NONE
  17. 15 APPOINTMENTS NOT REQUIRING BOARD ACTION - FOR INFORMATION ONLY
  18. 16 Board of Commissioners - District 3
  19. 17 Commission District(s): District 3 Record the Appointment of Derrica Williams to the DeKalb County Women’s Commission as the District 3 Appointee. 2026-1090 Read into the record ▶ jump to 179:40
  20. F. APPOINTMENTS
  21. 19 NONE
  22. G. CONSENT AGENDA
  23. 21 Board of Commissioners - District 2
  24. 22 Commission District(s): Commission District 2 An Allocation of $13,150 from District 2 Capital Reserves for Improvements at Frazier Rowe Park 2026-1082 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 180:08
  25. 23 Clerk to the Board of Commissioners and CEO
  26. 24 Commission District(s): All Approval of the Minutes of the Board of Commissioners Meeting of June 23, 2026 2026-0700 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 181:05
  27. 25 State Court
  28. 26 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts Request to accept Subgrant Award from the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council for Fiscal Year 2027 for the benefit of the State Court of DeKalb County’s DUI Court Program in the sum of $101,698 with a county match of $17,947 2026-1089 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 181:20
  29. 27 The Board may take a 1-Hour Break at 12:00PM
  30. H. PRELIMINARY ITEMS
  31. 29 Board of Commissioners
  32. 30 Commission District(s): Districts 5 and District 1 A Resolution Extending the Moratorium on the Acceptance of Applications Relating to the Establishment or Expansion of Data Centers. 2026-1109 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 223:05
  33. 31 Community Development
  34. 32 Commission District(s): All Districts HUD Urban County Cooperation Agreement Requalification January 1, 2027, through December 31, 2029 2026-1051 Deferred to the next meeting Pass ▶ jump to 224:47
  35. 33 Human Services
  36. 34 Commission District(s): All Acceptance of funds from the Atlanta Regional Commission for DeKalb Senior Services for SFY 2027 2026-1024 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 225:32
  37. 35 Magistrate Court
  38. 36 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts Request to accept Subgrant Award from the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council for Fiscal Year 2027 for the benefit of the Magistrate Court of DeKalb County’s Misdemeanor Mental Health Court (MMHC) in the sum of $100,896 with a county match of $17,805. 2026-1067 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 182:30
  39. 37 Purchasing & Contracting
  40. 38 Purchasing & Contracting - to FAB Committee
  41. 39 Commission District(s): ALL CO - Change Order No. 2 to Contract No. 2000460 (formerly 1193275) Development of Cost Allocation Plans for DeKalb County (Annual Contract with 4 Options to Renew). For use by Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to obtain professional services for overhead and administrative cost studies. Seeking increase in contract funds and term through November 30, 2026 and ratifying previous term increase. Awarded to MGT Impact Solutions LLC: Amount Not to Exceed: $117,000.00. 2026-1052 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 279:27
  42. 40 Purchasing & Contracting - to OPS Committee
  43. 40 Commission District(s): All Acceptance of funds from the Atlanta Regional Commission for DeKalb Senior Services for SFY 2027 2026-1024 Reconsidered Pass ▶ jump to 226:17
  44. 41 Commission District(s): 5 CO - Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 2000789 On Call Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) (Annual Contract with 2 Options to Renew). For use by the Departments of Facilities Management (FM), Recreation, Parks and Cultural Affairs (RPCA), Watershed Management (DWM) and Fire Rescue (FR) to provide on-call HVAC services. Seeking to add Human Services to the contract and increase contract funds and scope to repair and/or replace condenser units at Lou Walker Senior Center. Awarded to Maxair Mechanical, LLC: Amount Not To Exceed: $70,000.00. 2026-1061 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 280:27
  45. 41 Commission District(s): All Acceptance of funds from the Atlanta Regional Commission for DeKalb Senior Services for SFY 2027 2026-1024 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 226:54
  46. 42 Commission District(s): All CO - Change Order No. 4 to Contract No. 1150081 Jcats DeKalb License & Support (Sole Source). For use by the Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT) to obtain licenses and support services of Jcats (Justice Case Activity Tracking System) software for the County. Seeking increase in contract funds and term through December 31, 2029. Awarded to Canyon Solutions, Inc.: Amount Not To Exceed $233,178.75. 2026-0937 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 281:04
  47. 43 Commission District(s): All CA - Cooperative Agreement - Information Technology Category Services (General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Contract No. GS-35F-0119W). For use by Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT) to obtain license subscriptions for all Red Hat Ansible products utilized throughout the County. Awarded to Emergent, LLC: Amount Not To Exceed: $204,907.00. 2026-0945 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 281:41
  48. 44 Commission District(s): All CO - Change Order No. 2 to Contract No. 1343032 Software and Ancillary Services (Statewide Contract). For use by the Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT) to obtain software licenses and technical support to cover all new and existing Microsoft products utilized by the County. Seeking increase in contract funds and term through August 31, 2029. Awarded to SHI International, Corporation: Amount Not to Exceed: $18,927,592.89. 2026-0989 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 282:43
  49. 45 Commission District(s): All CO - Change Order No. 2 to Contract No. 1254433 Secured Signing Enterprise Plan (Sole Source). For use by the Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT) to obtain digital signature solution services for the County. Ratifying a previously provided contract term increase and seeking increase in contract funds and term through July 12, 2029. Awarded to Secured Signing, Ltd. Amount Not To Exceed: $105,940.00. 2026-0998 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 282:48
  50. 46 Commission District(s): All CO - Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 2000149 Fuelmaster Software and Hardware Upgrade (Sole Source). For use by the Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT) to obtain maintenance and upgrade services to the existing Fuelmaster System. Seeking increase in contract funds and term through December 31, 2030. Awarded to Syntech Systems, Inc.: Amount Not To Exceed: $532,572.00. 2026-1000 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 284:47
  51. 47 Purchasing & Contracting - to PWI Committee
  52. 48 Commission District(s): Districts 2 & 6 LB - Invitation No. 2025-110-ITB North Decatur Rd. at Ridgewood Drive Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (180 Days). For use by Public Works - Transportation to install a pedestrian hybrid beacon/crosswalk and two school zone flashing beacons. Recommend award to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder: GTG Traffic Signals, LLC: Amount Not To Exceed: $110,335.00. 2026-0680 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 284:57
  53. 49 Commission District(s): 3,7 RFQ - Request for Qualifications (RFQ) 2025-039-RFQ Design Services for Michelle Obama Trail Extension from South River Trail to Flakes Mill Road (PI#0019888). For use by Public Works - Transportation (PW-T) to obtain design services for North Fork Peachtree Creek Trail at Waldrop Road to Flakes Mill Road near Narvie Harris Elementary School. Recommend award to the highest scoring proposer: Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc.: Amount Not To Exceed: $4,100,000.00. 2026-0949 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 286:41
  54. 50 Commission District(s): All CA - Cooperative Agreement - Firefighting Apparatus & Fire Service Vehicles (Sourcewell Contract No. 082025-SUT). For use by Public Works-Fleet Management to be used by the Department of Fire & Rescue (FR) to obtain one (1) Sutphen Heavy Duty Mid-Mount Aerial Platform Truck (Model No. SPH100). Awarded to The Sutphen Corporation: Amount Not To Exceed: $2,439,812.95. 2026-0955 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 286:44
  55. 51 Commission District(s): All REN - Contract Nos. 2000028 and 2000029 Anti-freeze (Annual Contract with 2 Options to Renew). For use by Public Works-Fleet Management to obtain anti-freeze for various types of vehicles and equipment within the County. Exercising 2nd renewal option through September 30, 2027, and seeking consent to assignment. Awarded to Napa Auto Parts and Taylor Enterprises, Inc.: Total Amount Not To Exceed: $108,000.00. 2026-0986 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 286:47
  56. 52 Commission District(s): All REN - Contract No. 2000358 Herbicide Growth Regulator Services (Annual Contract with 2 Options to Renew). For use by Public Works-Sanitation to obtain Herbicide & Growth Regulator services throughout the County. Exercising 1st renewal option through July 31, 2027. Awarded to American Eagle, LLC: Amount Not To Exceed: $176,796.80.​ 2026-0884 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 286:51
  57. 53 Commission District(s): All SWC - Statewide Contract (SWC) No. 99999-SPD-SPD0000212-0005 Public Mass Transit Vehicles and Related Options, Equipment, and Accessories. For use by Public Works-Fleet Management to be used by the Department of Human Services to obtain one (1) Starcraft Allstar 28-foot Light Transit Vehicle. Awarded to Model 1 Commercial Vehicles, Inc.: Amount Not To Exceed: $138,916.13. 2026-0976 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 286:55
  58. 54 Commission District(s): All CA - Cooperative Agreement - Class 4-8 Chassis and Cabs with Related Equipment, Accessories, and Services (Sourcewell Contract No. 032824-KTC). For use by Public Works-Fleet Management to obtain two (2) Kenworth Roll Back Wrecker Trucks (Model No. T280), and one (1) GMDC100 Charger. Awarded to Kenworth Truck Company, dba MHC Kenworth Atlanta: Amount Not To Exceed: $784,165.18. 2026-0994 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 288:12
  59. 55 Recreation, Parks and Cultural Affairs
  60. 56 Commission District(s): Districts 3 and 6 To Fund the Operation of the Center for Hard to Recycle Materials (“CHaRM”), a Recycling Program, with Live Thrive, Inc. Located at 1225 (Rear) Columbia Drive, Decatur, GA 30032, Parcel ID 15-200-02-001. 2026-0974 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 289:39
  61. I. ITEMS FOR DECISION BY THE BOARD
  62. 58 Board of Commissioners - District 2
  63. 59 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts An Ordinance to Amend the Code of DeKalb County, Georgia, Chapter 5, to Regulate the Sale of Dogs, Cats and Rabbits in Pet Shops 2026-0728 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 289:47
  64. 60 Board of Commissioners - District 6
  65. 61 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts An Ordinance to Amend The Code of DeKalb County, Georgia Chapter 16 Pertaining To Regulation Of Sound And For Other Purposes. 2025-0015 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 295:57
  66. 62 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts A Resolution to Create an Electric Landscape Maintenance Device Rebate Program, to Encourage Switching from Gas-Powered Landscape Maintenance Devices, and for Other Lawful Purposes. 2025-0017 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 317:14
  67. 63 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts An Ordinance to Amend The Code of DeKalb County, Georgia Chapter 25 Pertaining To Water, Sewers and Sewage Disposal And For Other Purposes. 2025-1525 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 318:00
  68. 64 Commission District(s): Commission Super District 6 A Resolution To Establish The “DeKalb For The People Dividend Fund” And Fiscal Stability Policy 2026-0158 Deferred substitute Pass ▶ jump to 326:11
  69. 65 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts A Resolution Of The DeKalb County Board Of Commissioners Requesting The Administration And Planning Department To Update The Recommended Substitute For Text Amendment 2025-0972 Regarding Data Center Regulations. 2026-0341 Withdrawn Pass ▶ jump to 326:58
  70. 66 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts A Resolution Adjusting All DeKalb County Tire Tip Fees to $1.00 2026-0744 Withdrawn Pass ▶ jump to 329:17
  71. 67 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts A Resolution Requesting the Administration to Establish Independent Civilian Oversight and Auditing For DeKalb County’s Digital Shield Initiatives and Surveillance Infrastructure 2026-0769 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 330:02
  72. 68 Board of Commissioners - District 7
  73. 69 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts To establish regulatory oversight of blasting operations in DeKalb County through the adoption of a Control Blasting and Safety Ordinance; to promote public safety, environmental protection, and community stability; and for other purposes. 2026-0218 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 330:58
  74. 70 Chief Executive Office
  75. 71 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts A resolution (i) approving the issuance of the “Housing Authority of the County of DeKalb, Georgia Taxable Revenue Bonds (Housing Investment Bond Program) Series 2026” in the aggregate principal amount not to exceed $25,000,000, for the purpose of funding the Housing Investment Bond Program and (ii) authorizing the execution and delivery of an Intergovernmental Housing Cooperation Agreement between the County and the Housing Authority of the County of DeKalb, Georgia. 2026-1043 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 332:08
  76. 72 Clerk to the Board of Commissioners and CEO
  77. 73 Commission District(s): All Approval of Minutes of the Special Called Meeting of June 18, 2026. 2026-1059 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 333:33
  78. 74 Executive Assistant - Chief Operating Office
  79. 75 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts Resolution of the DeKalb County Governing Authority Regarding the Charter Review Commission’s Report and Recommended Changes to the Organizational Act 2025-1577 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 334:30
  80. 76 Police Services
  81. 77 Commission District(s): All Commission Districts Acceptance of Federal Forfeiture Property - Police Services 2026-0957 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 335:25
  82. 78 Public Works - Roads & Drainage
  83. 79 Commission District(s): All Districts Proposed Stormwater Utility Fee Increase 2026-0587 Approved substitute Pass ▶ jump to 352:09
  84. 80 Public Works - Sanitation
  85. 81 Commission District(s): All Districts Adopt the attached fee schedule for the Department of Solid Waste Management (DSWM) for Residential and Commercial Collection and Disposal, and Landfill, Transfer Station, and Crematory Tipping Fees 2026-0930 Approved substitute Pass ▶ jump to 370:38
  86. 82 Purchasing & Contracting
  87. 83 Purchasing & Contracting - to ERPS Committee
  88. 84 Commission District(s): ALL CO - Change Order No. 5 to Contract No. 1246736 Emergency Medical Supplies (Annual Contract with 2 Options to Renew). For use by Fire Rescue (FR) to obtain emergency medical supplies for Fire Rescue and Emergency Medical Service units/vehicles. Seeking to increase the contract funds and term through December 31, 2026. Awarded to: Bound Tree Medical, LLC: Amount Not To Exceed: $225,000.00. 2026-0775 Approved substitute Pass ▶ jump to 371:56
  89. 85 Commission District(s): All CO - Change Order No. 4 to Contract No. 1349075 Cloud Solutions and Services (Statewide Contract (SWC) No. 99999-SPD-T20190814-0001). For use by Police Services (PS) and Animal Enforcement Services (AES) for OpenGov software supporting management of license and permitting functions. Seeking increase in contract funds and term through September 30, 2029. Awarded to Carahsoft Technology Corp.: Amount Not To Exceed $384,161.62. 2026-0897 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 372:04
  90. 86 Commission District(s): All CO - Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 2000023 DeKalb County E-911 Call Handling System. For use by E911 Communications (e911) to obtain Emergency Call Handling System. Seeking increase in contract scope and funds. Awarded to AT&T Enterprises, LLC: Amount Not To Exceed: $1,219,732.00. 2026-0898 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 373:43
  91. 87 Purchasing & Contracting - to FAB Committee
  92. 88 Commission District(s): All RFP - Request for Proposals No. 2025-048-RFP Financial Advisor Services (Multiyear Contract). For use by the Finance Department to obtain financial advisory services in connection with various financing transactions and programs. Awarded to Public Resources Advisory Group: Amount Not To Exceed $1,167,000.00 2026-0839 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 375:12
  93. 89 Purchasing & Contracting - to OPS Committee
  94. 90 Commission District(s): All REN - Contract Nos. 1384963, 1384581 and 1384955 On Call Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) (Annual Contract with 2 Options to Renew). For use by the Departments of Facilities Management (FM), Recreation, Parks and Cultural Affairs (RPCA), Watershed Management (DWM) and Fire Rescue (FR) to provide on-call HVAC services. Exercising 2nd renewal option through July 31, 2027 and authorizing a Consent to Assignment of Contract 1384955 to Maxair Mechanical, LLC. Awarded to B& W Mechanical Contractors, Inc., Mann Mechanical Company. LLC and Galgon HVAC Mechanical Services, Inc.: Total Amount Not To Exceed: $3,440,000.00. 2026-0953 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 377:07
  95. 91 Commission District(s): All CO - Change Order No. 9 to Contract No. 1000846 Public Sector Agreement for Oracle Cloud Services (Sole Source). For use by the Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT) to obtain ongoing support and maintenance of all products and services for the County’s Oracle Cloud Services platform. Seeking increase in contract funds and term through December 31, 2029. Awarded to Oracle America, Inc.: Amount Not To Exceed $14,051,995.75. 2026-0771 Approved substitute Pass ▶ jump to 379:41
  96. 92 Purchasing & Contracting - to PECS Committee
  97. 93 Commission District(s): 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 CO - Change Order No. 2 to Contract No. 2000464 Court Construction and Maintenance (Cooperative Agreement). For use by the Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Affairs to obtain as needed court construction and maintenance. Seeking increase in contract funds and term through June 12, 2027. Awarded to Signature Tennis Courts, Inc.: Amount Not To Exceed: $137,600.00. 2026-0843 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 381:34
  98. 94 Commission District(s): ALL CO - Change Order No. 1 to Contract Nos.: 2000038, 2000039, 2000040, and 2000045; Change Order No. 2 to Contract No. 2000041; and Change Order No. 3 to Contract No. 2000037 Architectural and Engineering Services for Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Affairs (RPCA) (Multiyear). For use by the Department of Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Affairs (RPCA) to obtain on-call architectural and engineering design services. Seeking increase in contract funds. Awarded to American Engineers, Inc., Columbia Engineering & Services Inc., Foresite Group LLC, Jericho Design Group LLC, Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc., and WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure Inc.: Total Amount Not To Exceed: $3,297,250.00. 2026-0844 Deferred with a stop Pass ▶ jump to 383:15
  99. 95 Commission District(s): 3 & 6 CO - Change Order No. 2 to Contract No. 2000011 Pool Renovations at NH Scott Park (Multiyear). For use by Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Affairs to obtain renovation services of the pool and pool site. Seeking increase in contract tenn through December 31, 2026 and ratifying previous term increase. Awarded to Summit Properties and Development Co. LLC. Contract Tenn Increase Only. 2026-0864 Approved substitute Pass ▶ jump to 385:32
  100. 96 Purchasing & Contracting - to PWI Committee
  101. 97 Commission District(s): ALL CO - Change Order No. 7 to Contract No. 1124403 Teledyne ISCO Training and Support, Equipment, Software and Licenses, Parts and Related System Components for Sanitary Sewer Flow Monitoring (Sole Source): for use by the Department of Watershed Management (DWM) to install and maintain equipment related to Consent Decree requirements. Seeking contract term increase through December 31, 2026 and ratification of previously provided contract term increase. Awarded to Teledyne ISCO, a business unit of Teledyne Instruments, Inc. CONTRACT TERM INCREASE ONLY. 2026-0799 Approved substitute Pass ▶ jump to 387:51
  102. 98 Commission District(s): All RFP-Request for Proposals No. 2025-154-RFP Construction Management Services for Snapfinger Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility (SFAWTF) Expansion - Phase 3A, 3C, and 3D Projects (Multi-year contract). For use by the Department of Watershed Management (DWM) to provide pre-construction services, construction inspection and other field services. Recommend award to the highest scoring proposer: Arcadis U.S., Inc.: Total Amount Not to Exceed: $20,583,045.01. 2026-0822 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 389:47
  103. 99 Commission District(s): All REN - Contract Nos.: 2000332, 2000333, 2000334, 2000335, 2000336, and 2000337 Purchase of Tires including Recapping & Repair (Annual Contract with 2 Options to Renew). Exercising 1st renewal option through July 31, 2027. Awarded to Action Tire Co., Atlanta Commercial Tire, Best Drive Tire, LLC., J&R Tire, Inc., Southern Tire Mart, LLC, and Nextire Commercial, Inc. Total Amount Not To Exceed: $3,640,000.00. 2026-0838 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 390:46
  104. 100 Commission District(s): All REN - Contract Nos.: 200359, 2000360, 2000361, 2000362, 2000363, 2000364, 2000365, 2000367, 2000368, 2000369, 2000370, 2000371, 2000372, 2000373, 2000374, 2000375, 2000376, 2000377, 2000378, 2000379, 2000380, 2000381, 2000382, 2000383, 2000384, 2000385, 2000386, 2000387, 2000388, 2000389, 2000390, 2000391, 2000392, 2000393, 2000394, 2000395, 2000396, 2000397, 2000398 and 2000410 Repair of Equipment: All Automobiles, On-the-Road, Off-the-Road, Vehicles, Motorcycles, Trucks, Trailers & Motorized Equipment (Annual Contract with 2 Options to Renew). Exercising 1st renewal option through July 31, 2027. Awarded to forty (40) vendors (list below). Total Amount Not To Exceed: $7,550,000.00. 2026-0863 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 392:53
  105. 101 Recreation, Parks and Cultural Affairs
  106. 102 Commission District(s): All Approval of Park Pride, Inc. Contract 2026 2026-0940 Approved Pass ▶ jump to 398:19
  107. 103 Watershed Management
  108. 104 Commission District(s): ALL City of Atlanta CIP Payment (Various Quarters 2021-2023 - 1st Quarter 2026) Cost: $29,800,874.87 2026-0867 Approved substitute Pass ▶ jump to 402:40
  109. J. EXECUTIVE SESSION
  110. 106 POLICY OF NON-DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF DISABILITY IN COUNTY SERVICES.
  111. 107 DeKalb County Government does not discriminate against qualified individuals with disabilities or exclude them from participating in or receiving benefits of its services, programs, or activities, based on disability. Janet Essix, DeKalb County Government’s Employee Relations Manager and ADA Coordinator, is designated to coordinate the County’s compliance with Part 35 of the Department of Justice regulations regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act. Janet Essix may be contacted at 1300 Commerce Drive, 1st Floor, Decatur, GA 30030, 404.371.2309, to request information about access for persons with disabilities to County services, programs and activities, or to discuss a grievance regarding an impediment to such access. Ten days’ notice is requested for special accommodations.