During the Milledgeville City Council meeting held on November 26, 2024, several key resolutions were discussed and approved, reflecting the council's ongoing commitment to community safety and operational efficiency.

One of the primary resolutions passed was to authorize a contract with Lowcountry Foundation Repair. This contract will address the lifting and leveling of uneven concrete and foundation stabilization at the Milledgeville Police Department. The approval of this resolution highlights the council's focus on maintaining essential city infrastructure, particularly in facilities that serve public safety.

Additionally, the council voted on the renewal of alcohol licenses for the year 2025. This was part of a routine process, with the individual applications detailed in an attached exhibit. The unanimous approval of these renewals indicates a stable regulatory environment for local businesses in the alcohol sector, which is vital for the city's economy.

Another significant resolution involved the city’s membership in the Georgia Interlocal Risk Management Agency. This membership is expected to enhance the city's risk management capabilities, providing better protection and resources for city operations.

The council also approved participation in the Georgia First Responder PTSD program. This initiative aims to support mental health resources for first responders, acknowledging the critical need for mental health support in high-stress professions.

In terms of council appointments, a resignation was noted, and discussions were held regarding the appointment of Lara Martin to fill the vacancy. The council's approach to appointments, which has previously not required resumes, was reaffirmed during the meeting.

Overall, the discussions and resolutions from this meeting reflect the Milledgeville City Council's proactive approach to community safety, business regulation, and support for public service personnel. As the council continues to address these important issues, residents can expect ongoing improvements in local governance and community well-being.