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Public commenters raised concerns about the city’s exclusive tow vendor and alleged ethical problems with how impounded vehicles were handled and sold. An unnamed resident said the primary volume of tows is for non‑city vehicles and questioned whether city dollars pay for some tows; another gallery speaker alleged the tow vendor had been able to buy impounded vehicles cheaply and keep them from residents. City staff and other residents suggested filing public‑records requests to determine how much the city pays to tow city vehicles and urged the police department to provide procurement records
The Baberton City Council and its standing committees met Nov. 10, 2025. The meeting included public comment raising ethics and procurement concerns about the city tow provider; the council adopted Resolution 157 addressing data‑center development while citing an upcoming overhaul of the city’s development code; and council adopted a series of ordinances renewing employee insurance contracts and approving street dedications and property-sale authorities. Several committee items (including a requested $786,992 contract for three snow/ice trucks) were referred to finance for further action.
