City Council Meeting 9/22/2026

The City of South Fulton held a City Council meeting on September 22, 2026, which included a detailed presentation on the Transportation Special Local Option Sales Tax (T-SPLOST). The city manager provided an update on the status of T-SPLOST projects, highlighting over $173 million in revenue collected to date and $185 million in obligated projects focused on road resurfacing, sidewalks, bridges, and intersection improvements. The council discussed ongoing and upcoming transportation projects, including procurement and construction phases, and emphasized the importance of public education on T-SPLOST funding. Additionally, the council reviewed and unanimously approved the fiscal year 2027 budget totaling approximately $391 million, with no change in the millage rate. The budget included targeted investments in city operations, marketing, facade grants, and capital improvements. The council also approved several zoning and rezoning ordinances, including a notable approval for a light industrial development and a residential subdivision, with some conditions related to traffic calming. A bridge extension contract with Bright View Landscape Services was approved for up to $500,000 to maintain landscape services during the procurement of a new contract. Public comments addressed concerns about local development projects, contract oversight, and community services. Overall, the meeting focused heavily on transportation infrastructure funding, budget approval, contract extensions, and land use decisions.