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County manager reports Friendship Road paving, well repairs and online-bill rollout; work-session items set for Dec. 2

Commission of the Unified Government of Cusseta-Chattahoochee County, Georgia · November 4, 2025
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Summary

At the Nov. 24 work session County Manager Thomas Weaver reported Friendship Road paving complete and awaiting striping, water-well sampling pending, City Hall demolition moving forward, and the county's new online payment system scheduled to begin Dec. 1; commissioners directed staff to place a 2026 calendar, holidays and reappointment items on the Dec. 2 agenda.

Vice-Chairman Timothy Biddle convened the Nov. 24 work session of the Cusseta–Chattahoochee County Commission at 9:00 a.m.; Chairman Charles Coffey was absent.

County Manager Thomas Weaver provided updates from Public Works and Utilities: crews had installed parade banners on Broad Street, completed a slab pour for a storage building, and finished Friendship Road paving; striping is pending and will be done by Two Rivers. City Hall demolition is complete and interior work is underway. In the water system, well #4 on Patty Drive has been repaired; staff are awaiting sample results before returning it to service. The county posted trash routes for the holidays and announced the new payment portal (Caselle) will go live on Dec. 1, replacing XpressBillPay.

Weaver also noted a staff reassignment (a water laborer moving to a well-operator role) and circulated a newsletter and permit list. Staff recommended several items be added to the Dec. 2 regular-meeting agenda: a 2026 commission calendar (three time-slot options for work sessions), the 2026 employee holiday calendar (aligned with federal holidays), reappointment of Thomas Weaver to Two Rivers, and an ACCG retirement resolution.

The work session entered executive session at 9:16 a.m. to discuss land matters, reconvened at 9:41 a.m., and adjourned at 9:42 a.m. Vice-Chairman Biddle said the closed session covered land issues and recorded no votes taken in executive session.

The items recommended for Dec. 2 will return for formal action at the commission's next regular meeting.

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