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Commissioners report on ribbon cuttings, employee appreciation and community events

City of Toccoa City Commission · April 13, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners and the mayor highlighted recent community events including an Employee Appreciation Breakfast, a police station open house, the Easter on the Greenspace event, and a $4 million National Guard armory ribbon cutting.

Commissioners used their report section to summarize recent local events. Commissioner Ron Matheson said he attended the GMRC meeting in Clayton, Easter on the Green downtown and a ribbon cutting at the Army National Guard Armory. Commissioner Terry Carter noted the Salvation Army thrift store ribbon cutting by Walmart, the Post Legislative Coffee scheduled for April 16 at 9:00 a.m., and an upcoming Town Hall on April 20 at the Tugaloo Center. Commissioner Gail Fry said the city will receive a new fire truck on Friday and had attended the National Guard Armory reception.

Mayor Evan Hellenga recounted an Employee Appreciation Breakfast on March 24, an open house for the new police station on March 27, and that the National Guard Armory represented about a $4 million investment and houses the 863rd and 874th Engineer Utilities Detachment. These remarks were delivered as part of routine commissioner reports; no formal actions were taken on these items during the meeting.