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Cedartown to receive $150,000 GEFA grant for two electric vehicles and charging stations, City Manager says
Summary
City Manager Edward Guzman told the commission the $150,000 GEFA Energy & Conservation Block Grant would provide two electric vehicles and two charging stations to Cedartown at no cost to local taxpayers; the minutes do not record formal acceptance steps.
City Manager Edward Guzman told the Cedartown City Commission at the July 1 work session that the city had a GEFA Energy & Conservation Block Grant valued at $150,000 that "would provide 2 electric vehicles and 2 charging stations to the City with no cost to the local taxpayers."
Guzman presented the grant during the same work session in which commissioners reviewed library renovation bids. The minutes record Guzman’s summary of the grant amount and intended equipment but do not record a formal vote to accept the grant, specifications for the vehicles or stations, or a timeline for deployment.
Commissioners present were Chair Jessica Payton, Pro-Tem Sam Branch and Commissioners Ryan Casey, Matt Foster and Dale Tuck. The presentation was part of routine agenda review; next steps for accepting or implementing the grant were not specified in the session minutes.
