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County announces March 23 bid opening for new 911/EOC building funded by $1.4M grant

Warren County Board of Commissioners · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Warren County said it will accept bids on March 23, 2026, for a new 911/Emergency Operations Center to be funded by a $1.4 million grant secured with help from Senator Jon Ossoff's office; architects will review bids and the board expects a recommendation at its April meeting.

Warren County announced plans to solicit bids for a combined 911 call center and Emergency Operations Center (EOC) following the receipt of a $1.4 million grant.

Chairman John R. Graham reported the county received a $1.4 million grant provided by Senator Ossoff's office specifically for construction of a 911/EOC facility. The county will accept bids on March 23, 2026; once architects review the submitted bids they will provide a recommendation to the board, which expects to discuss the recommendation at the April meeting. No formal action was taken at the March 10 meeting.

The announcement sets a near-term bid date and a timeline for the board to consider the architects' recommendation next month.

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