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Committee approves multiple ordinances, grant acceptances and airport funding adjustments

City of Atlanta Transportation Committee · January 28, 2026
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Summary

The Transportation Committee advanced and approved several ordinances and resolutions, including LMIG grant submissions and airport funding amendments; many items passed unanimously or were held for public hearing as noted by the clerk.

Atlanta — During its session the Transportation Committee advanced a slate of ordinances and resolutions covering property acquisition for safe-street projects, contract amendments, grant applications, and airport funding.

Notable items and votes recorded during the meeting:

- Adoption of the meeting agenda and prior minutes: both approved (votes recorded as 7–0). - Ordinance 26-10-63 (Conley Road Southeast Safe Street acquisition authorization) was read and marked favorable by the committee. - Ordinance 26-10-64 (payment to Hasben Construction LLC for completed sidewalk widening contract) was approved; the caption named a not-to-exceed amount of $154,946.30. - A substitute ordinance to submit a 2026 LMIG application was approved and amended to attach the project list (captioned amount $6,658,743.05) and passed (vote 7–0). The committee also accepted 2025 LMIG and local road assistance awards totaling $10,866,059.16 and attached project lists before approving those items. - An airport budget amendment (substitute) transferring $21,777,232 to support projects at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport was approved by the committee.

Several other contract amendments, right-of-way mowing and maintenance agreements with GDOT, and resolutions to install traffic calming devices or no-parking signage were approved on a voice or recorded vote; some items were held pending public hearing. The clerk recorded most committee votes as unanimous where indicated.