Atlanta City Council Regular Meeting - February 16, 2026
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The Atlanta City Council held a regular meeting on February 16, 2026, at 1 p.m. in the Council Chamber at City Hall. The meeting included adoption of the 2026 goals and objectives, approval of the council agenda by unanimous consent (13 yays, 0 nays), and consideration of significant legislative items including a $2 million intergovernmental agreement for the Bowen Choice Neighborhood Transformation Plan, a solid waste route management system agreement, a digital evidence management system procurement for the Office of the Defender, an amended intergovernmental agreement regarding Fire Station 15 development, and a zoning ordinance amendment requiring push button activators for primary pedestrian entrances.
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- Adopted 2026 goals and objectives (5 yays, 0 nays)
- Adopted full council agenda by unanimous consent (13 yays, 0 nays)
- Considered ordinance ratifying $2 million intergovernmental agreement for Bowen Choice Neighborhood Transformation Plan (26-O-1116)
- Considered resolution for approximately $786,000 cooperative agreement for solid waste route management system (26-R-3177)
- Considered ordinance for approximately $405,000 special procurement agreement for attorney digital evidence management system (26-O-1119)
- Considered ordinance amending intergovernmental agreement with Atlanta Urban Development Corporation for Fire Station 15 interim operations (26-O-1117)
- Considered ordinance to amend 1982 Atlanta Zoning Ordinance requiring push button activators for primary pedestrian entrances (26-O-1001)
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