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Lilburn City approves Cigna contract for employee health, dental and vision coverage

Lilburn City Council · December 14, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a one‑year benefits contract with Cigna for Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026, with an estimated total cost of $1,547,754 and the city's share estimated at about $1,200,000.

The Lilburn City Council voted to approve a contract with Cigna to provide health, dental and vision benefits for eligible city employees for the 2026 plan year.

Unidentified Speaker introduced the item as contract 02/1987 and said the estimated total cost is $1,547,754; the city’s portion of the premium was stated as approximately $1,200,000. The speaker framed the contract as an investment in employees, noting rising health costs and the city’s interest in maintaining employee satisfaction.

A motion to approve was made by Council member Hart and seconded by Council member Ulloa; the council approved the contract by voice vote (recorded as 4 votes to 0).

No alternate proposals or competitive bid details were discussed in the excerpted remarks; the meeting record shown here does not include a line‑by‑line contract reading or additional fiscal breakdown beyond the total and city portion.