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Public Works director urges new facility after repeated flooding and damage

City of Toccoa City Commission · February 9, 2026
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Summary

City Public Works reported constant flooding and major structural damage at the public works facility, which houses fleet maintenance and the fuel station, prompting discussion of a replacement facility to protect operations.

Public Works Director Randy Smith told commissioners the city-owned Public Works facility faces "constant flooding and structures have major damage," and noted the site houses fleet maintenance and the fuel station essential to city operations.

Smith said persistent flooding and structural problems support planning for a new facility rather than repeated repairs. Commissioners did not vote on a course of action during the meeting; City Manager Fredda O. Wheeler asked commissioners to prioritize projects as the city begins its budget process next week.