City of Fayetteville Construction in the
September 6, 2025
Projects Completed
Antique Showroom & FCDA Office
S Glynn Street
Burks Square-Downtown
Antique Showroom
Fayette County Development Authority
Midgard Self Storage – 235 Hwy 314
Second Storage Building
Lowes
Jim N’ Nicks 145 Walker Pkwy
Tesla Storage Lot-1381 HWY 85
Dixon Farms-Single Family Residential-Summit Point Drive
Downtown Construction:
Rickshaw Thai Restaurant
Main Street Alleyway Improvement Project
New Downtown Housing : Village Towns Hwy 54 W & Campaign Trail
Commercial Offices
275 North Jeff Davis
New Housing – Hwy 54 East:
Cottages on East Lanier
Morgan Park Townhomes
Cottages on East Lanier
Morgan Park
West Side Construction:
Home 2 Suites
Meeting Place Drive
Trilith LIVE Veterans Pkwy
1,800 seat auditorium
Two live audience stages
Eight –screen movie theater
Passion City Church Office space
Six-story parking deck
New Housing: Town @Trilith
Phase 3
Arthur M Blank U.S. Soccer Headquarters and National Training Center
Veterans Pkwy & Lees Mill Rd
All 27 U.S. National Teams will train or attend camps at the Training Center Facility will employee a staff of 400 / Opening Spring 2026 –Prior to the World Cup Expected to bring millions of dollars into the community with tourism and business activity
U.S. Soccer Headquarters & National Training Facility
Trilith
Runnings International 1561 Hwy 85 North
Cool
Coming Soon… Projects
Approved but not yet started or Projects in Development
Partners Pizza:
Relocating to 555 S Glynn Street
Under Review
Broadway Diner
38 Acres: Building A
Vibrant Downtown Core
Rosewood Mixed Use Development: Hyatt Place Hotel
Housing: Single Family/ Townhomes /Condos
Under Review
Proposed Housing:
Postmark Cottages
18 Cottage Homes
Approved –construction not started
Proposed Office & Retail:
Anthony’s Dirt Panola Hwy 314 & White Road
Under Review
Walk On’s Restaurant: Hwy 85 North Under Review
Pollo Campero Restaurant:
Hwy 85 North Under Review
Proposed Housing: Fayette Meadows II
89 Townhome/117 Single Family Homes Under Review
The Next Community Meeting is in October. Check out the project website for updates.
https://www.fayetteville-ga.gov/706/Livable-Centers-Initiative
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City of Fayetteville Fire Department
Who We Are
Mission Statement
Committed to protecting and serving our community as a dynamic Fire Department dedicated to professionalism, compassion, and innovation.
Vision Statement
Excel as a dynamic, forward-thinking Fire Department that proactively addresses our community’s evolving needs and challenges.
Core Values
2024 By the Numbers
Operating out of 3 fire stations, strategically located for optimal city coverage
Staffed 24/7 to ensure rapid emergency response
2024 Total Calls: 4,567
Average Response Time: +/- 5 minutes
Community Risk Reduction
Smoke alarm installations, including special bed shaker units
2,058 fire inspections completed in 2024
Public education events with schools, businesses, and the community
Currently offered programs include Fire Safety Education, CPR, Vial of Life, Kitchen Safety, and Fire Extinguisher Use
Training & Professional Development
11,791 TOTAL TRAINING
HOURS LOGGED IN 2024
MULTIPLE CERTIFICATIONS
EARNED ACROSS PERSONNEL CONTINUED EMS AND PARAMEDIC EDUCATION
Major Achievements
FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG Grant)
FEMA Fire Prevention & Safety Grant (FP&S Grant)
New Equipment and Apparatus Purchases
7 personnel completed the Paramedic program
Installed 1,000+ smoke alarms
Rescue 9 added to the Fleet
Insurance Services Office (ISO) Class 2
Rated Fire Department City of Fayetteville Fire Department is an ISO Class 2 rated agency
Accreditation Progress
Accreditation Team to attend CPSE Workshop, October 2025
5 more personnel are nearing completion
Enhances our ability to provide advanced medical care on emergency calls
Installed 500 combination smoke/CO alarms Bed shaker alarms are on order for residents who are hearing or vision-impaired within Fayetteville city limits
Pierce 100’ Ascendant Aerial Tower Ordered. Receive time approx. 18 months
Places us in the top 5% of fire departments nationwide
Community driven Strategic Plan 80% complete
Advanced technological presence with new equipment to reduce carbon footprint
Reflects strong fire protection, training, and emergency response standards
Standard of Cover & Community Risk Assessment 80% complete
BLS ALS capabilities to provide a higher level of care
Provides potential insurance savings for homeowners and businesses
Goal to move to “Candidate” status Q3 2026
Community Engagement
Annual Fall Festival October 25, 2025
Annual Junior Firefighter Camp
Active social media outreach and engagement
• New fire station 93 projected to break ground in 2026
• Hiring initiatives for additional personnel
• SPLOST project – for an additional quick response vehicle
Looking Ahead (2025+)
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
DEPARTMENT COMMAND STAFF
CHIEF OF POLICE ROBERT MASK
MAJOR CHAD MYERS
UNIFORM PATROL DIVISION
MAJOR AUSTIN DUNN
SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION
CAPTAIN DAVID DARNELL
UNIFORM PATROL DIVISION
CAPTAIN DAVID CAGLE
OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS DIVISION
CAPTAIN MIKE FRANCIS
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION
ADMINISTRATION
THE ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION IS CRITICAL IN SUPPORTING THE DEPARTMENT'S OVERALL MISSION BY OVERSEEING THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND STRATEGIC FUNCTIONS THAT ENSURE THE DEPARTMENT OPERATES EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY, AND ESTABLISHING POLICIES AND PROCEDURES.
THE DIVISION CONSISTS OF: THE CHIEF OF POLICE AND THE RECORDS DIVISION, CONSISTING OF THE OFFICE MANAGER AND THREE SUPPORT STAFF
UNIFORM PATROL DIVISION
THE BACKBONE OF THE DEPARTMENT THAT PROVIDES 24/7 LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES ACROSS THE COMMUNITY. THE DIVISION IS DEDICATED TO ENSURING THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH PROACTIVE PATROLS, RAPID RESPONSE TO EMERGENCIES, AND COMMUNITY-ORIENTED POLICING EFFORTS.
THE DIVISION COMPRISES FOUR SHIFTS AND SEVERAL SPECIALIZED UNITS/TEAMS OVERSEEN BY ONE CAPTAIN AND ONE MAJOR.
SPECIALIZED POSITIONS IN THE UNIFORM PATROL DIVISION:
TACTICAL RESPONSE TEAM
K-9 UNIT
CRISIS NEGOTIATIONS TEAM
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT AND ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION UNIT
OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS DIVISION
THE DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR RETAINING DEPARTMENT AND PERSONNEL RECORDS, MONITORING AND RESOLVING COMPLAINTS, CONDUCTING INTERNAL AFFAIRS
INVESTIGATIONS, HIRING, TRAINING, GRANT WRITING, MAINTAINING RELATIONSHIPS WITH MEDIA OUTLETS, AND PUBLISHING SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT.
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION
THE DIVISION INVESTIGATES VARIOUS CASES, INCLUDING PART I AND II CRIMES AND CITY ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS.
INVESTIGATIONS INVOLVE VARIOUS TASKS, SUCH AS CONDUCTING FOLLOW-UPS, ISSUING SUBPOENAS FOR RECORDS, TAKING WRITTEN AND RECORDED STATEMENTS, CONDUCTING
INTERVIEWS, EXECUTING SEARCH WARRANTS, COLLECTING EVIDENCE, OBTAINING WARRANTS, MAKING ARRESTS, CONDUCTING SURVEILLANCE, AND GIVING COURTROOM TESTIMONY.
THE DIVISION IS STAFFED BY A LIEUTENANT, SERGEANT, CORPORAL, NINE DETECTIVES, AND THREE CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATORS. A CAPTAIN AND THE MAJOR OF SUPPORT SERVICES OVERSEE THE DIVISION.
TWO DETECTIVES ARE ASSIGNED TO TASK FORCE POSITIONS, AND TWO OTHERS ARE ASSIGNED TO THE STREET CRIMES UNIT.
A DAY IN THE LIFE…
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
IN 2024, THE FAYETTEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT HOSTED OR PARTICIPATED IN 86 EVENTS, INCLUDING 4 COFFEE-WITH-A-COP EVENTS, THREE HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION MEETINGS, THE JUNIOR POLICE ACADEMY, TWO CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMIES, THE NATIONAL NIGHT OUT, AND 38 COMMUNITY SAFETY COURSES. THE DEPARTMENT’S COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY SERVICE WAS HIGHLIGHTED AT THE YEAR’S END, WHEN 25 KIDS, EACH ACCOMPANIED BY OFFICERS, WENT SHOPPING FOR CHRISTMAS DURING THE 2024 CHRISTMAS WITH COPS EVENT.
PROGRAMS
THE DEPARTMENT OFFERS NUMEROUS COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS. THE PROGRAMS INCLUDE:
HOUSE WATCH
CITIZENS’ POLICE ACADEMY
JUNIOR POLICE ACADEMY
HOME SECURITY INSPECTIONS
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH COORDINATION
RIDE ALONGS
COMMUNITY AWARENESS TRAINING COURSES
ACCREDITATION
THE FAYETTEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT IS A STATE AND NATIONALLY ACCREDITED AGENCY.
STATE ACCREDITATION WAS EARNED THROUGH THE GEORGIA ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE IN APRIL 2021.
NATIONAL ACCREDITATION WAS ACHIEVED THROUGH THE COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN JULY 2023.
WHAT IS ACCREDITATION?
A FORMAL RECOGNITION THAT A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MEETS PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS. ACCREDITATION ENSURES ADHERENCE TO BEST PRACTICES IN POLICING AND PUBLIC SAFETY.
PURPOSE AND BENEFIT:
PROMOTES PROFESSIONALISM AND OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
ENHANCES DEPARTMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES BY ENSURING COMPLIANCE WITH ESTABLISHED BEST PRACTICES
REDUCES LIABILITY AND RISK THROUGH STANDARDIZED PRACTICES
CRIME STATISTICS
THE FBI CLASSIFIES CRIME BY SEVERITY, BREAKING OFFENSES INTO TWO CATEGORIES.
PART 1 CRIMES INCLUDE MURDER, RAPE, ROBBERY, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, BURGLARY, MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT, ARSON, FRAUD, SIMPLE ASSAULT, AND PROSTITUTION.
PART II CRIMES ENCOMPASS ALL OTHER OFFENSES NOT LISTED IN PART 1.
IN 2024, THE FAYETTEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATED TWO MURDERS, ONE RAPE, ZERO ROBBERIES, TEN AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS, FOUR BURGLARIES, ONE STOLEN VEHICLE, ZERO ARSONS, 21 FRAUDS, 90 ASSAULTS, AND ONE COMMERCIAL SEX CRIME.
THE 2024 CRIME STATISTICS REVEALED THAT THE PRIMARY OFFENSES INVESTIGATED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WERE LARCENY AND ASSAULT/BATTERY OFFENSES.
HOW HARD IS IT TO DRIVE WHILE IMPAIRED…
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