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Chattahoochee County lists multi-million-dollar work program items including sewer, trails and street improvements
Summary
The plan's 2026–2031 work program lists prioritized projects with cost estimates and funding sources: sewer updates ($1,000,000), multi-use trails ($1,000,000), street improvements ($610,000), museum conversion phase ($100,000), among others, with multiple entries relying on UGOCCC, CDBG and grant funds.
The Comprehensive Plan Update concludes with a detailed 2026–2031 work program and a report of accomplishments. Notable line items include: Phase 2 of remodeling the old city hall into a museum and welcome center ($100,000); adding a pad-ready building site ($75,000); updating sewer in the Broad Street area ($1,000,000 with UGOCCC, CDBG and grant funds listed as possible sources); constructing multi-use trails ($1,000,000); and continuation of street improvements ($610,000) funded by UGOCCC, LMIG and CDBG/grant funds.
Several projects are recorded as "Underway" in the accomplishments table, including water distribution updates, Broad Street redevelopment planning and engineering for sewer. The plan assigns responsible parties (UGOCCC, RVRC, GDOT where applicable) and indicates many projects are contingent on grant awards and state funding.
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