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Chattahoochee County OKs multiple infrastructure bids, schedules Friendship Road resurfacing
Summary
The commission voted unanimously to solicit bids for Riverbend and Liberty Hill roads, accepted a fishing‑dock bid and awarded multiple building and concrete contracts; County Manager Thomas Weaver said Friendship Road resurfacing is scheduled to begin Dec. 1 with an estimated cost of $106,000.
The Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County Commission on Oct. 7, 2025 approved several infrastructure actions, including soliciting bids to pave Riverbend and Liberty Hill roads, awarding the Riverbend fishing‑dock contract to Wahoo Dock, and approving contracts for a storage building and the City Hall Welcome Center.
Commissioner Timothy Biddle moved to put Riverbend Road and Liberty Hill Road out to bid; Commissioner Jason Frost seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The Riverbend fishing dock was awarded to Wahoo Dock after the commission received only one bid. The 215 McNaughton Street storage building concrete work was awarded to Chattahoochee Concrete and the building to North Carolina Carports; Chattahoochee Concrete also had the low bid for refurbishing part of City Hall for a Welcome Center and that award was approved.
County Manager Thomas Weaver provided a related road update: "The resurfacing start date on Friendship Rd is scheduled to start on December 1st. Preconstruction meeting was on the 1st of October; the cost estimate is $106,000.00." The commission discussed completing repairs before resurfacing and agreed to move forward with solicitations and contract awards.
All motions on these projects were approved unanimously.
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