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Aug 21, 2026

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Council Awards Haddock Water-Sewer Expansion

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Jul 27, 2026

Council approves alcohol license and demolitions

Council approved a packaged beer and wine license for Shree Ghanshyam 26 LLC by a 3-1 vote and unanimously authorized demolition of two unsafe structures. It also approved a $402,982 fire-training burn building, a $68,535 Tourism department SUV, and Kingsland’s $11,950 share of a comprehensive-plan update.

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Briefing

Jul 13, 2026

Council Awards Haddock Water-Sewer Expansion

Kingsland City Council unanimously awarded the Haddock Road Water and Sewer Facilities Expansion to Underground Excavating, Inc. for a base bid of $3,110,365, funded through Tax Allocation District #1.

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Briefing

Jun 22, 2026

Kingsland approves generator and school officer agreements

The City Council unanimously approved a $22,833.19 contract for maintenance and load-bank testing of 9 fixed and 11 portable city generators, along with an agreement providing 3 School Resource Officers for schools within Kingsland.

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Briefing

Jun 8, 2026

Council Awards Police Headquarters Furniture Contract

Kingsland City Council unanimously awarded Patterson Pope a $120,549.94 contract for built-in furniture and storage systems at the new Police Headquarters.

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Briefing

May 11, 2026

Kingsland Approves 365-Day Data Center Moratorium

The City Council unanimously approved rescinding Data Center Ordinance No. 2026-03 and adopted a temporary data center moratorium, amended from the proposed term to 365 days.

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Briefing

Apr 13, 2026

Lakes Boulevard Project Cost Reduced

The council unanimously approved changes expected to reduce the Lakes Boulevard East project cost by $123,242. The changes replace sod with hydroseed grassing across 4.57 acres of road-shoulder right of way and add a drainage inlet at the Wildcat and Lakes Boulevard East intersection.

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Briefing

Mar 23, 2026

Council Approves Watershed Monitoring Contract

The council unanimously approved a $21,100 proposal for annual watershed monitoring, reporting, and biological assessments. It also approved police vehicle cameras, police headquarters changes, surplus-equipment sales, and appointments to an impact fee advisory committee.

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Briefing

Mar 9, 2026

Council Awards $2.38 Million Construction Contract

The council unanimously awarded Bent Pine Construction a $2,384,814 contract, with value engineering expected to reduce costs. The council also tabled a proposed personal care home permit until the first April meeting and removed a 100-meter cellular water-meter pilot from the consent docket for further research.

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Briefing

Feb 23, 2026

Kingsland updates burning rules and road plans

The City Council unanimously approved updated outdoor-burning rules, including alignment with Georgia Forestry Red Flag regulations, and authorized the Haddock Road P3 project to move to competitive bidding. The council also approved a 10-foot utility easement for Laurel Island pump station improvements and adopted the 2026–2031 hazard mitigation plan.

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Briefing

Feb 9, 2026

Council Funds $599,620 in Road Resurfacing

The council unanimously awarded a $599,620.02 contract for resurfacing 10 roads and improving Boone Street, funded through LMIG and SPLOST 9.

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Briefing

Jan 26, 2026

Police headquarters changes approved

The City Council unanimously approved two change orders for the Kingsland Police Facility, adding drainage and fire-protection work and relocating a conflicting 6-inch force main so construction can proceed.

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Briefing

Jan 12, 2026

Council Approves 150-Lot Residential Development

The council unanimously approved rezoning parcel K19 01 004 from mixed use to planned single-family residential, allowing a proposed development of up to 150 homes. Residents raised concerns about drainage, flooding, wetlands, greenspace, and infrastructure; the council said stronger drainage plans will be expected.

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Briefing

Dec 22, 2025

City Approves Wastewater Disinfection Trial

The council unanimously approved a full-scale trial of peracetic acid disinfection at the wastewater treatment plant to measure pathogen reduction, operating performance, and chemical use.

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Briefing

Dec 8, 2025

Council approves 600-home development

The City Council unanimously approved rezoning and planned-development approval for a proposed 600-lot single-family residential project. It also approved a $318,400 street sweeper purchase, two new alcohol licenses, and a $7,500 family-violence shelter services contract.

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Briefing

Nov 24, 2025

Council Replaces City Sign Regulations

Kingsland unanimously approved Ordinance 2025-17, replacing the city’s sign regulations with rules intended to improve visual aesthetics, promote traffic safety, and remain content-neutral. The council also approved $758.50 for Lakeview Drive culvert work, $9,982.55 for sewer pump control upgrades, and construction-management services for Camden Woods Parkway at approximately 2.40% of construction costs.

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Briefing

Nov 10, 2025

Council adopts water backflow protections

Kingsland approved a Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Control Program for its water system, establishing requirements for installation, testing, maintenance, recordkeeping, and enforcement. The council also approved a 14% increase in employee health insurance costs, with the city absorbing the increase for the base plan.

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Briefing

Oct 27, 2025

Council adopts 2025 rollback tax rate

The council unanimously adopted the 2025 property-tax rollback rate of 5.467 mills and approved a 10-mill Georgia Gateway CID rate. It also awarded $347,527 in design and engineering services for the Laurel Island Parkway roundabout.

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Briefing

Oct 14, 2025

Council approves major infrastructure work

The council unanimously approved a $535,722.50 city share for sewer adjustments tied to Old Still Road construction and a $126,485.39 change order for Al Gay Road paving. It also approved 580 residential trash carts for $34,918.38.

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Briefing

Sep 22, 2025

Council Approves Budget and Major Projects

The council unanimously approved a $4,747,000 contract for a new police headquarters and a $1,578,523.49 contract for Lakes Boulevard East improvements, along with the FY 2025–26 operating and capital budget.

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Briefing

Aug 25, 2025

Council Funds Police, Roads and Refuse

The council approved $1,242,855 in bids for two police pickup trucks, five police pursuit vehicles, an automated refuse truck, and driveway, sidewalk, and intersection construction. It also approved a joint agreement for a roundabout at Laurel Island Parkway and Winding Road.

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