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Ocilla council adopts revised language-access plan and approves 2022 holiday schedule
Summary
The council adopted a Revised Language Access Plan for GA DCA/HUD-funded programs and approved the city's 2022 holiday schedule. The LMIG 2022 project list was reviewed but the transcript does not record a spending authorization vote.
The Ocilla City Council on Dec. 7 adopted a revised Language Access Plan intended to guide the city's administration of Georgia DCA, HUD and other federally or state-funded grant programs.
Councilwoman Mona Paulk moved to adopt the plan and Councilwoman Claire Stone seconded; the motion was recorded as carrying with 4 yes votes. Separately, Mayor Matt Seale reviewed the proposed 2022 holiday schedule; Councilman Lemora Moses moved to approve it, seconded by Councilwoman Claire Stone, and the council voted 5–0 to adopt the schedule.
Mayor Seale also presented a revised LMIG (Local Maintenance & Improvement Grant) project list for 2022 and noted the list was not an authorization to spend funds. A motion to accept the list was made by Councilman Lemora Moses and seconded by Councilman Steven Hudson; the transcript does not record a formal vote tally for that motion in the provided segments.
The language-access plan will affect city administration of grant-funded programs that require outreach or services for limited-English-proficiency residents. The holiday schedule and LMIG list are administrative items intended to guide city operations and capital planning for 2022.
