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Ocilla council hears road repair updates, utility-billing suggestion and event notices
Summary
Councilmembers updated the body on Five Bridge Road repair status and a streetlight outage, a councilmember advocated exploring outsourcing utility billing, a resident requested speed bumps on Pecan Drive, and Community Day and Prater Music Fest dates were announced.
During committee reports at the Feb. 1 meeting, Councilwoman Mona Paulk asked about the status of repairs on Five Bridge Road; the minutes note the majority of work is complete but paving remains to be done.
Councilwoman Patrice Y.W. Manley said she supports hiring an outside provider for utility billing and reported a street light out at 7th and Highway 129. Mayor Horace Hudgins said he is working to convert outdoor lighting to LED fixtures across the city. Councilman Lemora Moses relayed a request from Reginald Miller for speed bumps on Pecan Drive.
Councilwoman Claire Clayton-Stone announced Community Day set for April 2, 2022 at 9:00 a.m. (meet at 114 N Cherry Street) and noted the Prater Music Fest scheduled for May 5–7. Department heads (police, public works, fire, clerk) had no additional reports recorded in the minutes.
These items were covered during the reports section and no formal votes or directives beyond discussion and later follow-up were recorded in the minutes.
