County work program lists sewer, trails, street improvements and museum conversion with cost estimates
Summary
The Comprehensive Plan Update includes a Community Work Program (2026–2031) with project line items and cost estimates: Broad Street sewer ($1,000,000), multi-use trails ($1,000,000), continuation of street improvements ($610,000) and Phase 2 of the old city hall museum ($100,000), with UGOCCC and CDBG among listed funders.
The plan's Community Work Program for 2026–2031 enumerates a set of capital and programmatic activities, each with a timeframe, responsible party and funding sources. Notable entries include Phase 2 of remodeling the old city hall into a museum and welcome center ($100,000), adding pad-ready building sites ($75,000), Broad Street sewer updates ($1,000,000 with UGOCCC, CDBG and grant funds), multi-use trails ($1,000,000) and continuation of street improvements ($610,000).
The work program ties responsibilities to the Unified Government of Cusseta–Chattahoochee County (UGOCCC) and lists anticipated funding combinations of UGOCCC local funds, CDBG and other grants; several projects are marked "underway" with grant applications noted. The program provides a roadmap for applying to state and federal funding partners and prioritizing capital investments.
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