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Peachtree City ratifies emergency debris‑management contracts after Hurricane Helene preparations

Peachtree City Council · October 4, 2024
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Summary

Council ratified agreements the city manager signed to secure debris‑monitoring (Tetra Tech) and debris removal/hauling (Sarris Environmental) services to support FEMA reimbursement following Hurricane Helene preparations; the motion passed by voice vote.

City staff asked council to ratify two emergency agreements the city manager had executed ahead of Hurricane Helene: a debris‑monitoring contract with Tetra Tech Inc. and a debris removal and hauling services contract with Sarris Environmental Services. City staff said the agreements were executed during the state of emergency so the city could qualify for FEMA reimbursement if needed.

A council member moved to ratify the attached agreements and a second was given. The council approved the motion by voice vote; no roll‑call tally was recorded in the transcript.

Staff emphasized the contracts were executed in advance of the storm and that ratification formalizes them for reimbursement and audit purposes.

Outcome: motion carried by voice vote.