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County staff detail $90,082 TTFP allocation for radios, cameras and facility upgrades

Troup County Board of Commissioners · May 19, 2026
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Summary

County transit staff outlined a separate FY26 Transit Trust Fund Program allocation of $90,082 for operating and capital improvements including radios, tablets, backup/interior cameras, vehicle scanner, building signage, pedestrian walkway and security cameras.

Glenn Downs told commissioners the county had a separate FY26 allocation through GDOT's Transit Trust Fund Program of $90,082 to support operating needs and improvements. He described planned purchases and upgrades in detail: radios, tablets, iPads, backup and interior cameras for buses, a vehicle scanner, building signage, pedestrian walkway around the transit shop and exterior security cameras.

Downs emphasized that the TTFP funds are two‑year monies that must be spent within the grant window and that procurement will follow federal requirements. "There's actually a budget breakdown," he said, and staff recommended treating the FY26 TTFP award as a separate motion at the evening meeting so each grant's obligations are recorded distinctly.

Provenance: topic intro and detail were presented during Downs' second segment and staff recommended separate motions for the two grants at the evening meeting.