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Coweta commissioners approve routine contracts, ordinances and appointments (Jan. 22, 2026)
Summary
At its Jan. 22 meeting the board approved a range of routine items — from a Microsoft enterprise agreement and transit contract to zoning housekeeping and facility contracts — and confirmed multiple appointments; most motions passed on recorded voice votes (commonly 4–0).
At the Jan. 22 Coweta County Board of Commissioners meeting, the board approved multiple routine items and contracts, including technology licensing, transit contracts, facility work and various reappointments.
Key approvals included:
- Approval of the minutes of the Jan. 6, 2026 meeting (voice vote recorded as 4–0). - Addition of a supplemental agenda item accepting a cul‑de‑sac/right of way at Clement Harris Place Phase 2 (Item 19) — motion carried 4–0. - Adoption of a housekeeping amendment to the zoning and development ordinance (nonconforming uses, Section 53) to align code with current practice (no public opposition; motion carried 4–0). - Extension request for a new package store (Arbor Beverage Center LLC) continued to Feb. 17 at the applicant’s request (motion carried 4–0). - Approval to remove a county slot‑machine prohibition (Section 6‑76) from the alcohol ordinance since state agencies now regulate those devices (motion carried 4–0). - Approval of Variance VAR25‑25 (780 Gordon Road) to permit a reduced front‑yard setback with conditions (motion carried 4–0). - Approval of a contract with Verata/Verida to administer Department of Human Services trips for the county transit program, noting an increase in DHS per‑trip reimbursement from $19 to $22 (motion carried 4–0). - Renewal of a three‑year Microsoft enterprise agreement through SHI Corporation with a first‑year cost listed as $440,665.98 (motion carried 4–0). - Approval of a First Amendment to the county’s medical director agreement to add paramedic‑school responsibilities; and approval of a Westnet alerting system contract for the new Fire Station 5. - Acceptance of an estoppel related to the Bridgeport development sale and approval of a $95,200 alternate roof replacement contract for the work‑release center. - Approval of temporary road closures for Marcella Avenue (storm‑drain replacement) and Crook Road (filming).
Most motions were approved on voice votes with the chair calling for 'aye' and the board recording unanimous carries or 4–0 tallies in the transcript. The board also approved multiple reappointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee and the Transit Technical Coordinating Committee.
