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Coweta commissioners approve contracts, grants and community requests including $635,840 DOT grant work and holiday distribution space
Summary
The Coweta County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine items: a Georgia DOT grant-backed supplemental striping contract, an amendment to indigent defense funding, a cybersecurity amendment to a Tyler Technologies contract, land-deed and easement acceptance, and approved Bridging the Gap’s request to use a county facility for its Christmas distribution.
The Coweta County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of contract amendments, grant-funded work and community requests during its regular meeting.
Public works staff said the county received a Georgia Department of Transportation grant for $635,840 to fund safety improvements such as striping, signage and guardrail. Because the grant requires a 30% local match and bids came in lower than expected, staff recommended adding additional roads to the existing TRP Construction Group striping contract to meet the match requirement. The only contract cost increase identified in the record was for traffic control, which rose from $10,000 to $12,500 (a $2,500 increase). The board approved the supplemental amendment.
The board also approved execution of an amendment to…
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