May 19, 2026 PFA Special Called Meeting and City Council Meeting

The City of Sandy Springs held a special called meeting of the Public Facilities Authority (PFA) followed by a City Council meeting on May 19, 2026. Key procurement-related actions included approval of budget amendments related to bond refunding and debt service, and an increase in the budget for the PFA overflow parking project. The council approved a contract award to Atkins Realis USA for $911,634.17 for design services on the Roberts Drive side path project, a multi-year infrastructure improvement funded partly by federal and local funds. Additionally, a change order of $68,899.85 was approved for additional design services on the Glenidge Connector traffic signal upgrade project. The council also approved a renewal of a $235,135.81 software support agreement with Central Square Technologies LLC for the police department's records management system, procured via a cooperative purchasing contract. A resolution was passed to declare certain city-owned computer equipment as surplus and to waive parts of the purchasing policy to facilitate employee purchase of surplus laptops. Several zoning ordinances were approved to rezone properties for residential development, with conditions addressing traffic and neighborhood concerns. The meeting concluded with an executive session for real estate and litigation matters.