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CITY MANAGER’S

REPORT JULY

2026

Presented by:

SHARON D. SUBADAN City Manager, ICMA-CM, MPS, CPM

Table of Contents City Manager’s Message

Mayor & Council Financial Summary Report

CoSF Internal Auditor Report

Procurement (PCARD) Report

Finance Report

Code Enforcement Report

Cultural Affairs Report

South Fulton Fire Rescue Report

General Services Report

South Fulton Police Department Report

Greetings, Honorable Mayor and City Council Members, The month began with the City Council Budget Retreat, where the Mayor and Council engaged in thoughtful discussions on priorities for Fiscal Year 2027, strategic initiatives, and operational needs. Your engagement and support are invaluable. I also want to thank the residents of our city who attended the retreat. I look forward to working together to strengthen our community and advance the vision of being a City on the Rise. Alongside the Mayor, I attended the Public-Private Partnership (P3) Institute on July 8–9, which focused on clarifying how P3 can benefit cities. This event was hosted by Mayor Danny Avula, U.S. Conference of Mayors, and the Association for the Improvement of American Infrastructure. The institute provided valuable opportunities to network with industry leaders, municipal professionals, and infrastructure experts while exploring successful case studies, emerging projects, and best practices from communities across the country. The experience offered a refresher and practical insights into how municipalities can leverage public-private partnerships to enhance infrastructure, improve service delivery, and develop sustainable solutions that benefit residents. I look forward to applying the knowledge and strategies gained to support future initiatives and opportunities within the City of South Fulton. The 2026 Business Licensing Amnesty Program and its summer internship program provided a meaningful opportunity to mentor college students and expose them to the inner workings of municipal government, equipping them with valuable hands-on experience in public service, regulatory compliance, customer service, and city operations. Under the program, our team also made strides in raising awareness around business licensing compliance throughout the City. Through proactive outreach, education, research, and strategic enforcement, we helped bring businesses into compliance while establishing a stronger framework for ongoing compliance efforts. The initiative not only enhanced the City's business licensing database and improved engagement with the business community but also reinforced the importance of balancing customer service with accountability. Kudos to every team member and intern who contributed their time, expertise, and commitment throughout this initiative. Your hard work has strengthened our organization, supported our local business community, and shown the positive impact we can achieve through collaboration and service. I especially want to thank ACM Carmen Davis, the Mayor’s Office and the leadership team for their dedication, collaboration, and guidance in making this initiative a success in partnership with the Mayor's Office. It is our hope that this experience inspires many talented students to pursue careers in local government and public administration. On July 21, the City proudly celebrated the installation of the Sandtown Mini Pitch, a vibrant new space that will inspire youth, promote healthy recreation, and strengthen our community through the game of soccer. The celebration brought together City Council members, city staff, residents, and community partners to recognize this exciting milestone. A special thank you to Tyler Adams of the U.S. Men's National Team for joining us and taking time to encourage our young athletes. His presence gave children in our soccer program the unique opportunity to meet a role model who demonstrated that with dedication, hard work, and perseverance, their dreams are within reach. Moments like these inspire the next generation to continue playing, growing, and dreaming big—both on and off the field. The Sandtown Mini Pitch represents more than a place to play soccer—it is an investment in our youth, our neighborhoods, and our future. This project advances the City's Strategic Plan by helping to Increase Community Collaboration and Improve Quality of Life, while creating meaningful opportunities for recreation, connection, and community pride. 1

"Real Talk" with City Manager Sharon Subadan continues to foster open dialogue, celebrate our employees, and strengthen connections across our organization. It is also an opportunity to celebrate the incredible work our employees do each day, recognize their contributions, boost morale, and reinforce our shared commitment to excellence in public service. At the close of the month, I invited employees to Cool Off South Fulton—a chance to step away from the daily routine, enjoy a little summer fun, connect with fellow colleagues, and, most importantly, celebrate our city employees. Every day, our staff makes a difference. Whether serving residents in the field, welcoming visitors, answering phones, maintaining our facilities, responding to emergencies, or working behind the scenes to keep our city safe, their efforts matter. Team CoSF, you are the backbone of our city operations and the heart of the exceptional service we provide to our community. Thank you for showing up each day with professionalism, compassion, and a desire to serve. Together, we are building a stronger organization, fostering a positive workplace culture, and making a lasting impact on the residents and business owners in our community. Mayor and Council, thank you for your continued support and for trusting us to oversee and manage the city’s affairs. Please accept this report as a summary of the city's successful outcomes for July 2026.

Sharon D. Subadan, ICMA-CM, MPS, CPM City Manager

MAYOR & COUNCIL FINANCIAL SUMMARY REPORT July 2026

Monthly Finance Report - Mayor and Council Group Summary For Fiscal: 2025-2026 Period Ending: 07/27/2026

City of South Fulton, GA

Original Total Budget

Class Fund: 100 - General Fund Department: 1111 - District 1 51 - Personnel Services & Employee Benefits: 52 - Purchased Contracted Services: 53 - Supplies: Department: 1111 - District 1 Total:

59,686.00 37,100.00 31,500.00 128,286.00

Current Total Budget

59,686.00 38,600.00 40,500.00 138,786.00

Period Activity

Fiscal Activity

4,746.64 7,470.00 3,915.53 16,132.17

105,435.32

48,401.75 34,148.31 22,885.26

Department: 1112 - District 2 51 - Personnel Services & Employee Benefits: 52 - Purchased Contracted Services: 53 - Supplies: Department: 1112 - District 2 Total:

71,960.00 39,300.00 29,300.00 140,560.00

71,960.00 39,300.00 39,800.00 151,060.00

3,900.18 4,100.04 8,000.22

45,530.53 9,054.56 17,652.37 72,237.46

Department: 1113 - District 3 51 - Personnel Services & Employee Benefits: 52 - Purchased Contracted Services: 53 - Supplies: Department: 1113 - District 3 Total:

59,219.00 37,200.00 31,400.00 127,819.00

59,219.00 29,409.49 50,390.51 139,019.00

1,691.41 1,691.41

28,245.61 38,618.54 32,442.61 99,306.76

Department: 1114 - District 4 51 - Personnel Services & Employee Benefits: 52 - Purchased Contracted Services: 53 - Supplies: Department: 1114 - District 4 Total:

58,769.00 43,000.00 25,600.00 127,369.00

58,769.00 43,000.00 43,100.00 144,869.00

5,412.36 5,412.36

53,026.86 24,050.85 36,417.74 113,495.45

Department: 1115 - District 5 51 - Personnel Services & Employee Benefits: 52 - Purchased Contracted Services: 53 - Supplies: Department: 1115 - District 5 Total:

58,749.00 39,300.00 29,300.00 127,349.00

58,749.00 39,300.00 39,800.00 137,849.00

4,684.16 440.00 5,124.16

47,774.06 21,035.11 11,370.05 80,179.22

Department: 1116 - District 6 51 - Personnel Services & Employee Benefits: 52 - Purchased Contracted Services: 53 - Supplies: Department: 1116 - District 6 Total:

52,543.00 39,000.00 29,600.00 121,143.00

52,543.00 39,000.00 39,700.00 131,243.00

3,900.90 360.00 4,260.90

40,729.83 24,356.06 21,665.24 86,751.13

Department: 1117 - District 7 51 - Personnel Services & Employee Benefits: 52 - Purchased Contracted Services: 53 - Supplies: Department: 1117 - District 7 Total:

58,769.00 43,000.00 25,600.00 127,369.00

58,769.00 43,000.00 35,700.00 137,469.00

4,611.04 4,611.04

47,042.65 22,093.18 27,388.06 96,523.89

Department: 1310 - MAYOR 51 - Personnel Services & Employee Benefits: 52 - Purchased Contracted Services: 53 - Supplies: Department: 1310 - MAYOR Total:

71,679.00 59,000.00 26,500.00 157,179.00

71,679.00 59,000.00 46,000.00 176,679.00

6,381.06 538.00 6,919.06

62,844.28 41,152.82 27,191.94 131,189.04

$ 1,057,074.00

$ 1,156,974.00

Fund: 100 - General Fund Total:

52,151.32

785,118.27

Encumbrances

Variance Favorable (Unfavorable)

9,529.44 54.00 9,583.44

11,284.25 (5,077.75) 17,560.74 23,767.24

81.09% 113.15% 56.64% 82.87%

26,429.47 30,245.44 22,147.63 78,822.54

63.27% 23.04% 44.35% 47.82%

30,973.39 (9,209.05) 17,947.90 39,712.24

47.70% 131.31% 64.38% 71.43%

5,742.14 18,757.50 3,182.51 27,682.15

90.23% 56.38% 92.62% 80.89%

10,974.94 18,264.89 28,429.95 57,669.78

81.32% 53.52% 28.57% 58.16%

11,813.17 14,643.94 18,034.76 44,491.87

77.52% 62.45% 54.57% 66.10%

11,726.35 20,519.82 7,086.94 39,333.11

80.05% 52.28% 80.15% 71.39%

8,834.72 17,847.18 18,808.06 45,489.96

87.67% 69.75% 59.11% 74.25%

356,968.89

69.15%

191.65 3,499.75 3,691.40

387.00 1,225.00 1,612.00

Percent Used

14,886.84

Internal Audit Report

Audit Sections 1

Benefit to City

Status/Planned Start Date

Purchase Card Transactions Reviewed the monthly purchase card transactions for all elected officials for the months of January For Elected Officials 2026, February 2026, March 2026, April 2026, May, and June 2026.

Complete

Purchase card Standard Reviewed the purchase card SOP to ensure it Operating Procedures (SOP) aligns with the newly approved purchase card policy.

Complete

Purchase Card Transactions At the City Manager's request, we reviewed various P-Card transactions for a former council For Elected Officials – Former Council Members member. Purchase Card Transactions Currently reviewing the monthly purchase card transactions for all elected officials for July 2026. For Elected Officials

Complete

10% complete, with expected completion scheduled for on or before August 20, 2026

Accounts Payable - Prenote Currently performing audit procedures that look 90% complete, with into the possibility of incorporating this process expected completion into the city's vendor payment process to increase scheduled for late July effectiveness and efficiency. 2026 Accounts Payable Timeliness of Payments

Payroll Audit

Currently performing audit procedures to assess the timeliness of vendor payments and any barriers to making prompt payments to vendors.

This performance audit will ensure adequate controls are in place surrounding the payroll process.

95% complete, with expected completion scheduled for late June 2026 5% complete; we have started the preliminary engagement planning and with expected completion scheduled for mid-to late September

Purchasing Card (P-Card) Report

Purchasing Card (P-Card) Program The P-Card Program has shown measurable improvement overall. The Procurement Department launched training sessions to reiterate P-Card policies and procedures, including making sales tax an immediate control priority and standardizing required documentation to improve consistency and completeness. Focused training and transaction-level support are also provided to increase compliance and reduce administrative exceptions. Cardholders have responded positively to the training and recommendations. The program's focus is shifting towards prevention rather than correction. Emphasis will be placed on clearer submission standards, stronger workflow controls, and routine exception monitoring to reduce repeated errors and administrative rework. Monthly exception reporting will be implemented to track exceptions by category, identify trends and recurring issues, and pinpoint accountable process owners. Workflow safeguards will be strengthened to reduce incomplete or noncompliant submissions at the point of entry.

Compliance Overview Month February March April May June

Compliance Rate 99% 88% 98% 86% 99% 80% 93% 77% 95% 85% Departments Council

June = 75% percent of the fiscal year

General Fund Summary of Revenues As of June 30, 2026

Revenue Description Property Taxes TAVT / Ad Valorem Motor Vehicle Tax Franchise Taxes Local Option Sales and Use Tax Business and Occupation License Insurance Premium Tax Other Taxes Licenses and Permits Intergovernmental Revenues (IGA for Fire Services) Charges for Services Fines and forfeitures Investment income, Contributions and Donations, Other revenues Transfer from Hotel Motel Sub-total Operating Revenues

FY2026 Current Fiscal Budget $ 62,920,220 3,532,000 8,288,000 37,880,000 6,380,000 10,500,000 1,276,100 4,821,800 1,200,000 1,167,150 1,300,000 5,444,400 702,959 145,412,629

As of June 30, 2026 $ 63,708,721 2,796,826 7,562,712 29,518,087 5,943,663 11,783,213 863,815 4,035,403 435,938 1,055,403 1,874 2,794,384 130,500,038

% of FYTD Revenue Collected vs Budget 101% 79% 91% 78% 93% 112% 68% 84% 36% 90% 0% 51% 0% 90%

Non-Operating Revenues Budgeted use of reserves Total Revenues

48,266,239 $ 193,678,868

$ 130,500,038

0% 67%

Reconciliation and closing entries pending and that may change final results.

General Fund Property Tax Revenue Historical Analysis As of June 30, 2026 Year

Budget

Actual

2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018

$ 62,920,220 60,989,001 59,506,871 53,018,000 32,002,911 29,055,109 29,000,000 27,705,093 28,672,577

$ 63,708,721 60,757,417 56,297,891 51,257,549 31,576,670 29,049,192 29,221,527 29,489,657 30,180,075

% of Budget Collected 101.25% 99.62% 94.61% 96.68% 98.67% 99.98% 100.76% 106.44% 105.26%

Reconciliation and closing entries pending and that may change final results. Local Option Sales Tax Historical Analysis As of June 30, 2026

June = 75% percent of the fiscal year Month October November December January February March April May June July August September TOTAL

FY2021

FY2022

$ 1,975,997 2,185,149 2,098,040 2,539,331 1,999,859 1,939,710 2,231,220 2,350,323 2,350,521 2,560,204 2,486,024 2,457,732 $27,174,109

$ 2,540,501 2,569,622 2,669,570 3,078,156 2,327,867 2,458,424 2,803,530 2,767,113 2,809,306 2,793,289 2,772,231 2,669,748 $32,259,357

Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) Collections by Year by Month FY2023 FY2024 $ 2,907,749 2,747,196 2,875,393 3,352,481 2,645,233 2,610,682 2,932,651 2,912,373 2,909,073 2,857,348 3,161,244 2,916,153 $34,827,574

$ 2,972,414 3,056,247 2,873,121 3,597,473 2,810,616 2,685,556 3,029,860 2,992,466 3,083,773 3,033,262 2,995,855 3,194,301 $36,324,944

FY2025

2026

$ 2,876,432 2,988,826 2,938,436 3,802,964 2,946,347 2,742,535 3,038,506 2,925,285 3,041,160 2,966,814 3,060,060 2,534,003 $35,861,366

$ 3,116,362 3,430,451 3,341,842 3,844,776 2,845,811 3,064,828 3,249,764 3,222,568 3,401,684

$29,518,086

% Change from Prior Year 8% 15% 14% 1% -3% 12% 7% 10% 12% -2% 2% -21%

Reconciliation and closing entries pending that may change final results.

Transportation - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (T-SPLOST) Historical Analysis As of June 30, 2026 June = 75% percent of the fiscal year Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (TSPLOST) Collections by Year by Month Month FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 FY2026 October $ 1,572,407 $ $ 1,821,245 $ 1,761,646 $ 1,747,158 $ 1,800,696 November 1,480,262 1,673,566 1,660,778 1,798,135 1,884,333 1,896,620 December 1,851,254 1,723,042 1,926,215 1,741,180 1,815,882 1,961,521 January 1,409,863 1,958,624 2,164,072 2,097,987 2,167,722 2,366,552 February 1,307,487 1,576,321 1,598,784 1,729,473 1,690,870 1,727,577 March 1,539,997 1,615,575 1,587,691 1,771,658 1,605,187 1,764,724 April 1,564,591 3,652,151 1,754,616 1,779,619 1,922,419 1,953,197 May 1,545,970 1,753,914 1,788,970 1,809,244 1,885,636 1,919,380 June 1,704,920 1,852,218 1,826,021 1,904,494 1,913,807 2,023,184 July 1,662,616 1,835,257 1,819,460 1,858,918 1,917,340 August 1,638,898 1,831,139 2,109,608 1,876,227 1,947,005 September 1,652,359 1,735,146 1,783,995 1,818,388 1,920,527 TOTAL $ 18,930,624 $ 21,206,953 $ 21,841,454 $ 21,946,969 $ 22,417,885 $ 17,413,451

% Change from Prior Year 3% 1% 8% 9% 2% 10% 2% 2% 6% 3% 4% 6%

Reconciliation and closing entries pending that may change final results.

General Fund Summary of Expenditures and Encumbrances (Open Purchase Orders) by Category As of June 30, 2026 June = 75% percent of the fiscal year FY2026 Current Fiscal Budget

Fiscal Year-toDate Expenditures

Encumbrances (Open Purchase Orders)

FYTD Exp plus Encumbrances

PERSONNEL SERVICES PURCHASED CONTRACTED SERVICES SUPPLIES CAPITAL OUTLAY INTERFUND/INTER-DEPARTMENTAL CHARGES PAYMENTS TO OGA DEBT SERVICE TRANSFERS

83,568,354 38,422,854 14,798,112 8,036,073 266,500 2,876,431 45,710,544

58,239,578 22,079,804 7,417,699 2,292,453 171,745 1,782,661 934,085

5,680,618 3,345,510 4,193,637 1,274 8,330 -

TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES

$ 193,678,868

92,918,025

13,229,369

Expenditure Category

% of Budget Used

58,239,578 27,760,422 10,763,209 6,486,090 173,019 1,790,992 934,085

70% 72% 73% 81% 0% 65% 62% 2%

$ 106,147,394

55%

Reconciliation and closing entries are pending, which may alter the results.

General Fund Expenditures and Encumbrances (Open Purchase Orders) by Department As of June 30, 2026 June = 75% percent of the fiscal year % of Fiscal Year-toEncumbrances FY2026 Current FYTD Exp plus Budget Date (Open Purchase Fiscal Budget Encumbrances Used Expenditures Orders) Department Description DISTRICT Total $ 984,695 $ 610,596 $ 23,100 $ 633,696 64% CITY CLERK 2,161,652 1,027,506 3,569 1,031,075 48% MAYOR 177,679 124,270 124,270 70% CITY MANAGER 3,221,473 1,654,376 250,113 1,904,489 59% FINANCE 3,368,174 1,735,294 92,546 1,827,840 54% GRANTS 1,018,986 450,482 91,341 541,823 53% PROCUREMENT 733,036 507,218 23,990 531,208 72% LEGAL 1,567,862 993,361 9,282 1,002,643 64% INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 8,539,984 5,072,104 770,549 5,842,653 68% HUMAN RESOURCES 1,744,182 1,199,914 2,443 1,202,356 69% RISK MANAGEMENT 5,494,204 4,512,728 4,512,728 82% COMMUNICATIONS and PUBLIC AFFAIRS 1,665,513 976,177 22,461 998,637 60% GENERAL SERVICES 21,216,419 9,492,173 4,603,001 14,095,174 66% MUNICIPAL COURT 979,406 663,317 57,541 720,858 74% POLICE DEPARTMENT 30,354,985 21,811,977 912,882 22,724,859 75% FIRE ADMINISTRATION 29,824,697 20,703,377 1,775,835 22,479,212 75% PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION 15,338,282 7,586,094 4,118,911 11,705,006 76% PARKS AND RECREATION 7,003,310 4,754,104 341,771 5,095,875 73% CULTURAL AFFAIRS 2,381,488 1,786,049 48,561 1,834,610 77% CDRA 4,379,015 2,964,493 35,862 3,000,356 69% CODE ENFORCEMENT 4,682,269 2,583,498 40,551 2,624,049 56% ECO DEV - DEST SOUTH FULTON 908,299 609,693 225 609,918 67% ECO DEV - RED OAK 222,714 165,139 4,835 169,974 76% ECO DEV - OLD NATIONAL 0% Sub-total GENERAL FUND OPERATING 147,968,324 91,983,940 13,229,369 105,213,309 71% EXPENDITURES Non-Operating Expenditures Non-Departmental Line Item Budget TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES

45,710,544 $ 193,678,868

91,983,940

13,229,369

$ 105,213,309

0% 54%

Reconciliation and closing entries are pending, which may alter the results.

General Fund Summary of Personnel Costs by Department As of June 30, 2026 June = 75% percent of the fiscal year Fiscal Year-toFY2026 Current Date Fiscal Budget Expenditures Department Description DISTRICT Total $ 418,795 $ 281,805 CITY CLERK 1,429,152 852,487 MAYOR 71,679 56,463 CITY MANAGER 1,803,673 1,071,828 FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 2,156,573 1,218,211 GRANTS 434,437 236,295 CONTRACTS AND PROCUREMENT 545,536 383,348 LEGAL 890,612 536,189 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 1,724,503 1,151,974 HUMAN RESOURCES 1,256,232 774,024 RISK MANAGEMENT 1,273,304 989,451 PUBLIC AFFAIRS 873,468 654,908 GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT 2,693,061 1,925,338 MUNICIPAL COURT 634,930 438,177 POLICE ADMINISTRATION 27,077,485 19,107,314 FIRE ADMINISTRATION 25,838,875 18,805,913 PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION 3,016,432 2,209,144 PARKS AND RECREATION 4,738,975 3,210,905 CULTURAL AFFAIRS 1,785,488 1,052,024 COMMUNITY AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS 2,694,515 1,896,359 CODE ENFORCEMENT 1,853,571 1,184,666 ECO DEV-DESTINATION SOUTH FULTON 256,269 132,571 ECO DEV-RED OAK 100,789 70,182 TOTAL GENERAL FUND PERSONNEL COSTS $ 83,568,354 $ 58,239,578

Percent (%) of Budget Used 67% 60% 79% 59% 56% 54% 70% 60% 67% 62% 78% 75% 71% 69% 71% 73% 73% 68% 59% 70% 64% 52% 70% 70%

Reconciliation and closing entries are pending, which may alter the results.

NOTES: General Fund Summary Revenues: Property Taxes collected as of June 2026 were $63.709 million (101% of the $62.92 million FY2026 budget) compared to $59.795 million (98% of the $60.989 million FY2025 budget) in the prior fiscal year for the same period. Motor Vehicle Title Ad Valorem Tax (TAVT) revenue collected was $2.797 million (79% of the $3.5 million FY2026 budget) compared to $2.305 million (62% of the $3.7 million FY2025 budget). Franchise Tax revenue collected as of June 2026 was $7.563 million (91% of the $8.288 million FY2026 budget) compared to $8.262 million (107% of the $7.7 million FY2025 budget) for the same period in the previous fiscal year. Local Option Sales Taxes (LOST) collected as of June 2026 were $29.5 million (78% of the $37.88 million FY2026 budget) compared to $27.3 million (72% of the $37.686 million FY2025 budget). The rolling twelve-month comparison was up by $1.555 million (or 4.26%) to $38.079 million, from $36.524 million (restated) for the same twelve months in the prior fiscal year. Business and Occupation License revenues as of June 2026 were $5.944 million (93% of the $6.38 million FY2026 budget), down by $187,689 (-3.06%) from $6.131 million in the prior fiscal year. We receive the bulk of revenue for this category during the renewal period from January through May. Insurance Premium Taxes posted as of June 2026 were unchanged at $11.783 million ($1.283 million or 12% over the $10.5 million FY2026 budget), also exceeding the $10,337,239 recorded for FY2025. Other Taxes collected as of June 2026 were $863,815 (68% of the $1.276 million budget), down slightly by $45,519 (or -5%) from $909,334 for the same period in the prior fiscal year. License and Permit revenues collected as of June 2026 were $4.035 million (84% of the $4.822 million FY2026 budget), down $54,843 (or -1.34%) compared to $4.09 million in the prior year. The budget for this category was increased by $530,500 (or 12%) to $4,821,800, up from $4,291,250 in the FY2025 budget. Intergovernmental Agreements (IGA’s – Fire Services) The city has two intergovernmental agreements for fire services, one with Fulton County and one with the City of Atlanta (mutual aid). The budget for this category is $1.2 million.

NOTES – Continued Charges for Services revenues collected as of June 2026 were $1,055,403 (90% of the $1.164 million FY2026 budget). Revenue was up by $324,016 or 44.3% compared to $731,387 for the same period in the prior fiscal year. Fines and Forfeitures: The FY2026 budget remained unchanged at $1.3 million. Collections are being deposited into the designated Municipal Court bank account. Transactions are accounted for in the Municipal Courts Fund (a custodial fund-type). The June disbursement reports show $1.8 million pending disbursement to the General Fund. This is up $720,594 (or 16%) from $1.093 million last June. The rolling 12-month average is trending at $2.4 million for the current fiscal year. Investment Earnings / Income revenues were $2.318 million (45% of the $5.2 million FY2026 budget. Earnings were down -$1.001 million (-30%) compared to $3.319 million in the prior year. This line includes $44,510 in donations, $83,198 in insurance reimbursements, $151,750 in gain on sale of assets, and $198,878 in Miscellaneous Revenue. Hotel Motel Tax: The city increased its estimated FY2026 revenue by $120,959 (21%) to $702,959, up from $582,000 in the prior year. Revenues are received, calculated, accrued, and recorded monthly in the Hotel Motel Tax Fund. To date, the revenue collected in the Hotel Motel Tax Fund is $837,905, of which $812,768 is allocated to the General Fund and $25,137 to the Public Arts Commission. The remaining transfers to the General Fund and Public Arts Commission will be calculated and posted at the end of the fiscal year. The Budgeted Use of Reserves is an estimate for FY2026 restricted for one-time purchases. We will monitor capital outlay spending trends. The amount will be adjusted up or down at the close of FY2026, in conjunction with the financial closing process. Rolling Twelve Months as of June 2026: The graph displays a 12-month performance period, regardless of the specific month or fiscal year. A rolling twelvemonth historical summation measures the total of the previous twelve months. Therefore, the LOST revenue trend is $38.079 million in the current fiscal year.

NOTES – Continued General Fund Summary of Expenditures by (Department): The following departments have encumbrances: 1320 – City Manager: Purchased/Contracted Services

$250 K $250 K.

1535 – Information Technology: Purchased/Contracted Services

$771 K $438 K,

Supplies

$333 K.

Supplies

$47 K,

Supplies

$27 K,

Supplies

$636 K.

Supplies

$469 K,

3520 – Fire Department: $1.776 M Purchased/Contracted Services $318 K, Capital Outlay: Site Improvements Buildings and Improvements: Vehicles Other Equipment

Supplies $44 K, $306 K, $402 K $53 K.

$653 K,

4100 – Public Works: Purchased/Contracted Services

$4.119 M $3.183 M,

Supplies

$935 K.

4901 – Fleet Maintenance: Purchased/Contracted Services Capital Outlay: Vehicles Debt Service

$3.364 M $152 K, $3.104 M, $8 K.

Supplies

$100 K,

1565 – Facilities Maintenance: $410 K Purchased/Contracted Services $302 K, Capital Outlay: Site Improvements $48 K, Building Improv. $13 K. 1595 – General Services: Purchased/Contracted Services Capital Outlay: Sites

$98 K $13 K, $57 K.

1596 – Management Services: Purchased/Contracted Services

$729 K $93 K,

3210 – Police Department: $913 K Purchased/Contracted Services $297 K, Capital Outlay: Site Improvements $146 K.

NOTES – Continued 6110 – Parks and Recreation: Purchased/Contracted Services Capital Outlay: Other Equipment

$342 K $273 K, $19 K.

Supplies

$50 K,

*** end of report ***

March 2026 -July 2026 Municipal and Code Board Cases

Code Board (200) 45%

Municipal (244)

Municipal (244) 55%

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Performance Summary (March–July 2026) Between March and July 2026, the Code Enforcement Division handled 444 enforcement cases. During this time, 228 cases (175 full compliance and 53 partial compliance) showed measurable progress, accounting for 51.4% of all cases worked. The remaining 216 non-compliance cases should not be seen as inactive or unresolved. Many are rollover cases that need extended enforcement because of ongoing investigations, court proceedings, absentee property owners, or unresponsive owners. These cases stay actively enforced through inspections, violation notices, citations, court actions, and other legal options until they meet compliance. These results show the department's ongoing productivity and dedication to enhancing neighborhood conditions while carefully handling even the most complex and time-consuming cases. Reporting Period: Jan 2026 - July 2026

Fulton County Animal Services Division Monthly Activity Report Executive Summary During this reporting period, Fulton County Animal Services Division responded to 1,171 service calls throughout the City of South Fulton, providing essential animal control, public safety, and animal welfare services. The division met or exceeded established response-time targets across all active priority levels while responding to citizen complaints, conducting investigations, and supporting public safety initiatives. Key Performance Metrics Performance Measure Total Service Calls Average Daily Service Calls Priority 1 Average Response Time (Dispatch) Response Time Performance

Result 1,171 38 45 Seconds Met/Exceeded Targets (All Active Priorities)

Top Five Service Requests Service Request Stray/Loose Animals Investigations Vicious Animal Complaints Follow-Up Inspections Confined Animal Calls

Calls 420 176 116 90 75

Primary Call Sources Source 10-Digit (Non-Emergency) Wireless 911 Officer-Initiated Enhanced 911

Calls 721 294 139 17

Operational Highlights • • • • •

Responded to 1,171 service requests, averaging 38 calls per day. Met or exceeded response-time targets for every active priority level. Stray/Loose Animal calls accounted for approximately 36% of all requests. Completed 176 investigations and responded to 116 vicious animal complaints. Conducted 139 officer-initiated activities while maintaining responsive customer service.

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Priority 1: Dog bites/animal attacks (Target: 45 minutes) Priority 2: Injured animals (Target: 45 minutes) Nuisance & Abatement Report Priority 3: Public safety emergencies (Target: 45 minutes) Priority 4: Quarantine violations (Target: 4 hours) Priority 5: Animal cruelty (Target: 4 hours) Priority 6: Animals in custody Priority 7: Loose animals Priority 8: Animal welfare checks 22

Year-to-Date Nuisance and Abatement Efforts Code Enforcement Division In Collaboration with the City Attorney's Office The Code Enforcement Division, in close partnership with the City Attorney's Office, has continued to make significant progress in addressing some of the City's most hazardous and long-standing nuisance properties. Through coordinated legal action, strategic enforcement, and property abatement efforts, these initiatives have improved public safety, reduced blight, and enhanced the quality of life for residents throughout the City of South Fulton. Properties Successfully Abated Property District 0 Kenwood Road (Old National Highway/138) District 7 4670 White City Road District 3 Elle Lane District 7

Status Abated. Abated. Abated.

Structures Demolished Property 195 Old Fairburn Close 6080 Koweta Road 7072 Bells Way Camelot Building 4 Camelot Building 6 Camelot Building 9

District District 2 District 4 District 4 District 5 District 5 District 5

Status Demolished. Demolished. Demolished. Demolished. Demolished. Demolished.

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3 nuisance properties successfully abated 6 dangerous structures demolished 9 major nuisance and blighted properties eliminated Successful collaboration between the Code Enforcement Division and the City Attorney's Office to secure legal remedies and bring long-standing nuisance cases to resolution.

These accomplishments demonstrate the City's unwavering commitment to eliminating unsafe structures, addressing chronic nuisance properties, and improving neighborhoods through proactive enforcement and strong legal collaboration. The partnership between the Code Enforcement Division and the City Attorney's Office has been instrumental in moving complex Oldfrom National Hwy Sweep nuisance and abatement cases investigation throughReport litigation and final resolution. These efforts continue to enhance public safety, protect property values, and improve the overall quality of life for the residents of South Fulton.

July 13–17, Code Enforcement collaborated with the Business License Division, Fire, Public Works, and Police to conduct proactive inspections along the Old National Highway corridor to improve its appearance, increase business compliance, address property maintenance issues, and remove litter from the public right-of-way. Operation Highlights • 21 total enforcement actions • 5 Notices of Violation (NOVs) • 16 Municipal Citations • 28 individual code violations documented Because several properties contained multiple violations, a single enforcement action often addressed more than one code violation. Key Findings • 13 businesses were found operating without a valid Occupation Tax Certificate. • 2 businesses possessed a valid Occupation Tax Certificate but failed to display it as required by City ordinance. • Occupation Tax Certificate-related violations accounted for 15 of the 28 documented violations (54%), making business licensing compliance the primary enforcement issue identified during the initiative. • Additional violations included illegal dumping, open outdoor storage, overgrown vegetation, vacant property issues, exterior property maintenance deficiencies, grading and drainage concerns, litter, inoperable vehicles, and parking on unapproved surfaces. Please note that the statistics contained in the attached report reflect only enforcement activities conducted during Operation Clean Sweep (July 13–17, 2026). They do not include ongoing investigations, previously issued violations, or active enforcement cases that predated the initiative.

Code Connex 2nd : Inter-Jurisdictional Collaboration

The second Code Connex Inter-Jurisdictional Collaboration Meeting was a tremendous success, further strengthening regional partnerships and reinforcing the value of collaborative code enforcement. Following the success of the inaugural meeting, participating jurisdictions agreed to transition Code Connex from a quarterly initiative to a bi-annual meeting, allowing agencies additional time to implement shared strategies and report measurable progress. A highlight of this meeting was the creation of a Regional Problem Wall, where participating agencies identified the code enforcement issues most impacting their communities. The exercise revealed that illegal dumping remains the region's most significant shared concern, followed by vacant properties, absentee property owners, commercial property maintenance, and repeat offenders. Additional challenges identified included unsafe structures, junk vehicles, staffing, court delays, rooming houses/short-term rentals, technology, and internal operational issues. The Regional Problem Wall confirmed that many enforcement challenges extend beyond city boundaries and are best addressed through continued collaboration, information sharing, and coordinated enforcement efforts. The continued participation and engagement of our regional partners demonstrates the growing success of Code Connex and its commitment to improving community standards through regional cooperation.

The Department of Cultural Affairs is dedicated to fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and dynamic cultural landscape in South Fulton. We aim to support and promote artistic expression, cultural diversity, and community engagement, thereby enhancing the quality of life for all residents. Currently Hiring: Arts Education Supervisor, FT Custodian, Wolf Creek Facility Maintenance Technician Southwest Arts Center Theatre: The Southwest Arts Center expanded its role as a civic and cultural hub by hosting significant activities and showcases. It served as a designated Fulton County early voting location during the April 2026 election period, transforming the BlackBox Theatre into a temporary voting facility and providing election accessibility to constituents. Some of the programming included the IAMARTS Foundation Performance Showcase, a multi-day celebration featuring performers from its programs. The Southwest Arts Center Spring Benefit Concert and SWAC Student Recitals celebrated the skills and accomplishments of students, instructors, and community performers developed throughout the instructional season. From June 9 through July 5, 2026, the Center served as the host venue for True Colors Theatre Company's production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella. Featuring preview performances, opening night, weekday evening shows, weekend matinees, and daytime community performances, the engagement attracted patrons from across the metro Atlanta area, positioning the campus as a premier destination for professional performing arts.

April - July Events

Event Types

# of events

Attendees

Ceremony

104

Conference

864

Performance

9,388

Exhibitions

3,397

Concerts

416

Pageants

890

Film Screening

196

Panels

74 26

Awards Show

135

Opening Receptions

327

Camps

538

Workshop

136

16465

Total:

Education: The Department achieved record Spring 2026 enrollment with 1,091 registrations, reflecting strong demand for instructional arts programming. Summer participation expanded significantly, with enrollment in the Summer Youth Arts Program increasing from 61 to 100 students and the Summer Teen Arts Intensive growing from 50 to 80 participants. Combined, summer program enrollment increased by 62% over the previous year, demonstrating the success of sustained community engagement and youth development initiatives. The Intensive concluded with a public showcase featuring student performances in dance, music, and theatre alongside a visual arts exhibition. Registration for Fall 2026 programming opens on July 28, marking the start of enrollment for the department's upcoming instructional session. Exhibitions:

The exhibition program hosted a diverse range of visual arts presentations that celebrated youth talent, cultural history, and community identity. The Emerging Artist Series featured original works by teen artists Dyson Clayton and Siri Watkins. At the same time, le the annual Kevin Cole Juried High School Exhibition brought attendees together to celebrate Atlanta-area student artists. Darrell Jones presented Black Wheels, his third exhibition at the facility, featuring paintings honoring Black automotive innovators. The SWAC Spring Student Exhibition showcased over 60 works by senior and adult students, marking the first time student artwork was displayed in the Studio Building.

The gallery program continued its focus on inclusive cultural representation with Beyond the Rainbow, a Pride Month exhibition featuring 12 local LGBTQ+ artists and advocates. The opening reception welcomed 243 attendees, making it one of the facility's most well-attended exhibition openings. Wolf Creek Amphitheater

Wolf Creek Amphitheater successfully launched its 2026 concert season with high-profile events. The season opened with the 404 Music Festival, which sold 3,101 tickets and demonstrated effective logistical coordination despite the weather. The momentum continued at the Atlanta Southern Soul Fest, which drew 4,481 reported attendees to the venue, supported by seamless entry management and multiagency support from Police, Fire, and EMT staff. The 2026 Juneteenth Celebration served as a signature summer event. This year’s event had the highest reported attendance and, despite minor adverse weather, was well received. 27

Most recently, the R&B Live concert featuring Tank, Tyrese, and Lyfe Jennings recorded 2,496 ticket sales as of July 11, 2026, executing smoothly with zero major incidents or medical transports. Operations staff continue to focus on entry-line flow, scanner readiness, and venue access control to maintain safe, efficient, and welcoming experiences as the summer event schedule progresses. Public Art Public Art expanded the city's creative network by adding more than 30 artists to the municipal database. The division facilitated the acquisition of three original artworks valued at $4,750 for the renovated Cliftondale classrooms. It secured five loaned artworks for display at the City Administration Building and Southwest Arts Center Theater. In addition, Public Art curated Beyond the Rainbow and the Juneteenth Pop-Up Exhibition while supporting the Kevin Cole Student Exhibition; combined, these exhibitions featured over 40 local artists and attracted more than 2,600 gallery visitors. Strategic outreach initiatives included hosting a Neurographica Art Pop-Up with the Economic Development Office, which drew 50 registrants. Staff also assisted in planning the upcoming Roots and Routes Storytelling Festival and Chalk the Block, which are projected to engage over 200 participants. Division outreach efforts, including participation in the Fulton County Library Summer Reading Kickoff, generated more than 75 new subscribers to the Cultural Affairs newsletter. Visual and Digital Media The Visual and Digital Media (VDM) Team provided technical, livestream, and A/V production support for 36 municipal and community events during the reporting period. Supported activities included City Council meetings, Zoning Board hearings, Town Halls, State of the City broadcasts, Cultural Affairs artist spotlights, and the Juneteenth Celebration. This consistent production volume reflects the division's commitment to transparent communication and highquality media delivery for South Fulton residents. Digital media analytics demonstrate expanding online reach and community engagement across all public-facing broadcasts. City of South Fulton media platforms generated 8,056 engaged views, 67,024 impressions, and 22 new subscribers, maintaining an average view duration of 15 minutes and 57 seconds. These metrics highlight growing viewer retention and effective digital connection with the public.

GOAL 1 Enhance Government Efficiency & Productivity During July, the City of South Fulton Fire Rescue Department undertook several initiatives to improve organizational effectiveness, strengthen interagency collaboration, and enhance operational efficiency. On July 2, 2026, the Fire Department met with representatives from Grady Hospital to discuss opportunities to streamline emergency response operations and patient transport processes. The meeting focused on improving coordination between field personnel, reducing delays in patient handoffs, and identifying collaborative solutions to enhance patient care and operational efficiency. From July 6 through July 8, 2026, the department conducted department-wide Town Hall meetings to provide updates on organizational priorities, communicate operational changes, address employee questions, and gather feedback from personnel. These sessions promoted transparency, improved internal communication, and encouraged employee engagement in departmental initiatives. On July 9, 2026, the department met with representatives from IXP Corporation to discuss the development of the City's Communications Center as part of the Fire Headquarters development. Discussions focused on improving dispatch capabilities, communication infrastructure, and technology solutions to support faster, more effective emergency response and future operational needs. The Department recognizes that improving response times involves more than just the time it takes to arrive on scene. Effective communication, efficient dispatch processes, and strong coordination with our partners all play an important role in delivering timely emergency services. The Department continues to evaluate and improve each step of the response process. In July, the Department's average response time for fire calls improved from 6 minutes, 3 seconds, to 5 minutes, 50 seconds, reflecting ongoing progress in operational efficiency. Additionally, Medical Emergency response time increased only slightly, from 8 minutes, 27 seconds to 8 minutes, 28 seconds, indicating that response performance remained steady. Type Fire Medical Rescue

Average Response 00:05:50 00:08:28 00:08:23

Times Goal Met (<6 min) Total Calls Goal Met (<6 min) 10 24 41.67 155 919 16.87 0 5 0

Approximately 55.46% of all calls for service during July 2026 were medical-related incidents, highlighting the Department's continued commitment to providing timely and effective emergency medical services to the city's residents. In addition to emergency response operations, the department remains focused on proactive prevention efforts designed to reduce risk before incidents occur. Between July 1, 2026, and July 26, 2026, South Fulton Fire Rescue personnel completed 111 fire inspections and conducted 1 investigation. GOAL 2 Increase Community Collaboration and Improve Quality of Life. The City of South Fulton Fire Rescue Department continued to strengthen relationships with the community through educational outreach and youth engagement initiatives designed to promote fire safety awareness, build public trust, and inspire future public safety professionals. From July 13–17, 2026, the Department hosted Camp E.M.B.E.R.S., a week-long program designed to introduce female youth to careers in the fire service and public safety. Participants engaged in hands-on training, leadership development, teamwork exercises, and live demonstrations that provided valuable insight into the responsibilities, challenges, and opportunities within the fire and emergency services profession. The program also fostered mentorship and encouraged participants to consider future careers in public safety.

On July 22, 2026, the Department participated in the Summer Connect community event hosted by the NOVA Apartment Community on Old National Hwy. Fire personnel provided fire safety education to residents, showcased our fire apparatus and equipment, and distributed pencils and rulers to children in the community in preparation for back-to-school. The event promoted fire prevention awareness, strengthened relationships between first responders and residents, and demonstrated the Department's ongoing commitment to community engagement.

These events represent only a small portion of the Department's community outreach efforts during the reporting period. Collectively, these initiatives reflect the Department's dedication to serving the community beyond emergency response. GOAL 3 Enhance the City’s Financial Stability and Economic Diversification through Strategic Leadership and Community Partnership The Department’s Strategic Planning Committee convened on Thursday, July 9, 2026, to review the established strategic goals and assign managers responsible for overseeing each initiative. This process ensures clear leadership accountability, fosters collaboration across the Department, encourages innovation, and supports the successful implementation of initiatives aligned with both departmental priorities and community expectations. GOAL 4 Strengthen and Expand Infrastructure to Support Sustainability The City of South Fulton Fire Rescue Department continued to advance the development of its new Fire Headquarters. On July 23, 2026, a department representative participated in the on-site inspection conducted in preparation for site mobilization. This activity marks a key milestone in expanding the Department's infrastructure, bringing the project closer to construction.

Monthly Status Update | July 2026 District Information: District 1 Council Person: Dr. Catherine Rowell •

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Southwest Arts Center (SWAC): The General Services Department is waiting for a quote from JCI to replace the Metasys system. JCI is reviewing the scope to finalize the quote and equipment. Contact has been made with the standby mechanical to get a quote for the pump motor replacement. Sandtown Park: The soccer mini-pitch system was installed on July 7, 2026, and required dedicated electrical infrastructure to support the lighting and convenience outlets. New asphalt has also been added around the new mini pitch. City Administration Building: The rooftop unit (RTU) has begun to fail, and, as a proactive measure, our standby mechanical has confirmed the delivery schedule, which is at the end of July. Multiple tasks are scheduled for the primary IT backup generator; ESSE is scheduled to complete the load test on Tuesday, July 21st, and to investigate the generator's operation during outages. The demolition and upgrade of the downstairs lighting is awaiting final drawings and commentary on the Scope of Work (SOW).

District Information: District 2 Council Person: Aaron V. Johnson •

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Fire Headquarters & Public Safety Training Complex: The COSF Public Safety Building is currently in the Schematic Design Development Phase. Since the Groundbreaking Event, the project team has conducted several Design Workshops. Catamount is targeting July 29, 2026, for mobilization to begin the site work. Cliftondale Classroom Building: The project was completed in April, with the closeout pending the final fire-monitoring inspection. Parks and Recs and the Cliftondale community have full access to the facility. Wolf Creek Amphitheater Canopy: The canopy project has progressed to 90% construction documents, representing a significant milestone toward final design completion.

District Information: District 3 Council Person: LaTonya “Toni” Wright •

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The Welcome Center: The newly installed sewer lines at The Welcome Center recently passed all testing in mid- July, and Fulton County has approved. Once the new plans are stamped with the official seal, paving from Towanda Drive and Campbell Drive can be completed. The Stormwater piping will be completed by the end of July, and pouring of the basement foundation and walls should commence the first week of August. Welcome All Park: Initial site design has been completed, including new fields and additional structures such as a concession stand, restrooms, and accessible observation

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areas. A site survey has been requested, and we are awaiting its submission to complete the design and showcase the field (full-size baseball field). The community center restrooms are near completion, with final finishes being installed. South Fulton Tennis Center: The Procurement department has completed its initial review of the draft Scope of Work and supporting documentation on July 7. All questions were addressed on July 9, accompanied by supporting photos. The original RFP combined athletic court maintenance with the SFTC clay court conversions; it has now been divided into two separate RFPs, with the second covering Citywide Outdoor Athletic Court Maintenance and Repair Services. Procurement will move forward with issuing both RFPs for bid.

District Information: District 4 Council Person: Jaceey Sebastian •

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Cedar Grove Park Community Building: The City Council approved the proposal from Headley Construction Corporation on July 14. The 27,000-square-foot community building will include a therapeutic pool, a pickleball court, a fitness center, an arts-andcrafts room, a café, and a multipurpose room. The final contracts are currently being revised and reviewed by the City Attorney. We expect the contracts to be finalized by August 1, after which construction dates will be determined. Wilkerson Mills Farris Park Renovations: The site survey has been completed, and the consultant has presented three options for converting the existing baseball field into football fields. Additional site work will include light-pole upgrades and the installation of new emergency call boxes. All call boxes are scheduled for installation by August 31.

District Information: District 5 Council Person: Keosha B. Bell •

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Fire Station 7: The Consulting Design firm Brink Design completed 75% construction documents in June, and the CIP Team is currently reviewing them. Final Construction drawings will be completed on September 11, 2026. Burdett Park: Building-renovation work has begun and includes upgrades to the restrooms, kitchen, HVAC systems, and locker rooms. The initial building assessment found that the gymnasium's exterior wall requires additional thermal insulation to maintain proper HVAC performance. Existing windows in the gymnasium, locker rooms, and multi-purpose room were found to be underperforming and will be addressed as portions of the refresh are completed. Burdett Walking Trail: Pond & Company has been chosen as the design firm. The City Council approved moving forward with Pond & Company to complete the Burdett walking trail on July 14, 2026. Contracts are currently being finalized and are expected to be in place by August 14. Burdett ADA Playgrounds: Playworx started playground demolition in June, with completion expected in early August. Old National Park ADA Playground: The playground was completed on June 26. All punch items have been finished.

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Old National Park Concession Building: The CIP team is reviewing the concession and bathroom building for updates. Existing buildings are being documented to determine the scope of demolition and design. IT will complete building scanning by August 1st.

District Information: District 6 Council Person: Natasha Williams-Brown •

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Fire Station 5: Has been scanned and loaded into the CoSF Matterport site. A building assessment is underway to determine the building's suitability to meet the current and future needs of the CoSF Fire Department. Creel ADA Playground: The project was finished on June 21. All punch-list items are resolved, and the signage has been repaired.

District Information: District 7 Council Person: Linda Becquer Pritchett •

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Police Headquarters: The CoSF Police Headquarters is currently in the Schematic Design Development Phase. Since the Groundbreaking Event, the project management team has conducted several design workshops and held Weekly OAC Meetings. The Design Workshops were crafted to fine-tune and dial in the CoSF’s programming and functionality requirements, along with other key criteria submitted as part of the drafted RFP. Municipal Court: Pencor Construction has been selected as the progressive design-build (PDB) firm. The Council approved the PDB proposal from Pencor Construction during the July 14th meeting. The CIP team is working on options for the interior lobby and courtroom.

Citywide & Cross-District Initiatives •

Fleet Management Police o The grant-funded Ford F150 was completed and delivered to the police. o 13 vehicles have had Samsara installed during this period o Approximately 15 PD vehicles are pending repairs to extend vehicle lifespan o Two new Polaris ATVs arrived on July 23, 2026, and will be sent for upfitting with the needed emergency equipment. o The Fleet administrative staff is preparing surplus PD units for disposition. o PD preventive maintenance compliance is 70%. o The fleet managers have been collaborating with PD and Grants to complete the SRIT COPS grant application to acquire six Mustangs for traffic enforcement.

Strategic Goals: 1, 3

Fire Rescue Fleet o o o o o

Status of fire apparatus: Battalion 2, Truck 6, and Reserve E1 have been returned to service. The service date for new engines 3 and 4 was scheduled for the first week of July. Apparatus inspection and compliance: All apparatuses pass inspection and pump tests. RFPs for Fire Apparatus service and repair, tire service, and light-duty service. The City Council approved repairs. The Fleet department has completed the RFP for body repair recommendations and is ready to be sent to the Procurement department.

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Environmental Health, Safety & Compliance o Activities, including asbestos removal, lead abatement, rodent control, and environmental clearance at 6161 Campbellton Road, have been completed to prepare for demolition, plan abatement efforts, and ensure regulatory compliance. o RFP 26-16, Fire and Safety Inspection and Monitoring, has advanced through the procurement process. o Indoor and outdoor air quality and mold testing at City Hall, with weekly environmental reports. o Playground and site safety inspections were completed at Creel Park, Old National Park, Burdette Park, and Trammell Crow Park to support correctiveaction prioritization, maintenance planning, and documented closeout of ongoing and completed projects. o Citywide heat-index and hydration guidance, along with advisories on West Nile virus and Cyclospora prevention, were distributed to strengthen seasonal occupational health preparedness. o Standardized demolition and construction safety signage to enhance hazard communication, manage restricted areas, and increase contractor accountability.

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The installation of new heavy-duty commercial washer and dryer units is finished at Fire Station 7. Several existing Siemens chargers were failing and have been replaced with donated Ford chargers to restore functionality at FS 7; this work is complete. Ford Pro Chargers have replaced the Siemens chargers at the City Administration Building. A city-wide deployment of over 70 electric vehicle (EV) chargers has been completed at various municipal locations in partnership with Georgia Power. Georgia Power and Sparkfund were on-site on July 20th to bring the Administration Building chargers online.

Due to delays and complications with ABB chargers and Lynkwell, a new management software company (AmpUp) is being evaluated for city-wide management. A trial will begin at Welcome All Park to test its functionality and control over the charging infrastructure.

Strategic Goal: 4

Goal 1: Enhance Government Efficiency and Productivity The South Fulton Police Department is committed to strengthening operational efficiency by leveraging data-driven deployment strategies, streamlining case management systems, and enhancing officer training programs. These efforts ensure that resources are effectively utilized to deliver timely and professional services to the community. Goal 2: Increase Community Collaboration and Improve Quality of Life The Police Department will continue to build and maintain partnerships with community stakeholders through proactive outreach programs, youth engagement initiatives (PAL), and neighborhood watch (HOA) collaborations. Our focus is on reducing crime, increasing transparency, and fostering trust, thereby enhancing the overall quality of life for our residents. Goal 3: Enhance the City's Financial Stability and Economic Diversification The South Fulton Police Department supports economic growth by ensuring the safety of business and commercial districts, while also prioritizing fiscal responsibility. By assigning officers based on crime trends, utilizing technology to reduce paperwork, and managing overtime more effectively, we minimize unnecessary spending while maintaining high-quality police services. These efforts create a safe and stable environment that attracts investment and supports the City’s long-term financial health. Goal 4: Strengthen and Expand Infrastructure to Support Sustainability The Police Department is focused on sustaining long-term public safety through strategic investments in personnel and facilities. This includes recruitment and retention initiatives to build a stable workforce, modernizing our training programs to meet evolving community needs, and strengthening partnerships with regional agencies to ensure coordinated responses during emergencies. Additionally, with the approval of our new headquarters, we are preparing to expand and modernize our operational infrastructure to enhance service delivery and provide a lasting foundation for the department’s future growth.

Police Department Guiding Principles

HAPPY 4th of JULY The South Fulton Police Department published a Fourth of July Facebook post commemorating 250 years of freedom, resilience, and unity. The message encouraged residents, families, and neighbors to celebrate the holiday safely and responsibly while honoring the significance of this historic milestone.

OPERATION SOUTHERN SLOW DOWN The South Fulton Police Department promoted Operation Southern Slowdown on Facebook, highlighting the regional speed-enforcement campaign. The post reminded motorists to obey posted speed limits and emphasized the campaign’s goal of reducing speeding, preventing traffic crashes, and improving roadway safety throughout the community.

Outstanding Work by Sgt. L. Kiene The South Fulton Police Department proudly recognizes Sgt. L. Kiene for her exceptional professionalism and decisive actions during a recent investigation that led to the apprehension of four serial entering-auto offenders. Working inside the department’s Real-Time Crime Center, Sgt. Kiene quickly used Verkada surveillance cameras, Flock Safety technology, victim-provided tracking information, and realtime intelligence to help identify and locate the suspects’ vehicle. Her efforts allowed officers from the Fulton County Police Department and Atlanta Police Department to coordinate an effective response. All four suspects were apprehended after attempting to flee, and multiple firearms equipped with extended magazines were recovered. One suspect was also wanted on an outstanding burglary warrant. The ATL Airport Community Improvement Districts formally commended Sgt. Kiene for her technical expertise, diligence, and unwavering commitment to public safety. Her work demonstrates the power of intelligence-led policing, advanced technology, and strong regional partnerships. Please join us in recognizing Sgt. Kiene for her exemplary service and dedication to keeping South Fulton and the surrounding communities safe.

Planning & Engineering

Construction Operations & Maintenance

Traffic Operations

Stormwater

Solid Waste

JULY 2026

Monthly Sidewalk Installation along Old National Highway

One Department * One Mission * One Team DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Antonio A ntonio M M.. V Valenzuela, alenzuela, D Director irector Jim Martinez, Deputy Director

The Public Works Department is pleased to release the Proj ect U pdates Report for the various divisions- Planning, Capital, TSPL OST, and E ngineering, Construction Operations and Maintenance, Traffic Operations & Maintenance, and Solid Waste. The report is a reference document for all active proj ects in the City of South Fulton that are in various stages of implementation that include procurement, design, right-of-way acquisition, construction, and maintenance. Also, it outlines other standalone activities/ programs, i.e., streetlights, utilities, and traffic calming. The document is broken into four sections as outlined below: • •

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SeeClickFix allows residents and business owners to provide City of South Fulton staff with pictures, specific descriptions, and other valuable information needed to get the j ob done efficiently. The Transportation Section contains information related to Construction Operations & Maintenance, Traffic Operations & Maintenance, and U tilities. A summary of the Capital Improvement (CIP) and TSPL OST proj ects is included; however, the fact sheets are omitted from this report. Instead, the department launched a web-based real time proj ect reporting tool using this link available on the Public Works homepage. The Stormwater Section briefed the reader on the conditions of the infrastructure, and maintenance needs. The Solid Waste section updates the reader on the r e s i d e n t i a l collection program in the city.

City of South Fulton CIP and T-SPLOST Program Summary

Status Through JULY 2026

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page Introduction

SEECLICKFIX

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TRANSPORTATION

Status of Capital and TSPLOST Projects in Design and ROW Phases Capital and TSPLOST Projects in Construction • OSI 613/615: Old Fairburn Rd at Union Rd/Stonewall Tell Rd at Union Rd • T265: Old National Highway Sidewalks • T266: New Hope Road Sidewalks • T271/B501: Fairburn Road Operational Improvements • T277: Cochran Road over Camp Creek bridge Replacement III. CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE • In-House Staff

10 14 20 23 26 30 31

• BrightView

• Right-of-Way Maintenance Schedule

• Street Sweeper Schedule

IV. TRAFFIC ENGINEERING, OPERATIONS, AND MAINTENANCE V.

• Traffic Operations and Maintenance

STORMWATER/SIDEWALKS

78 82

VI. STREETLIGHTS

VII. UTILITY PERMITS

VIII. SOLID WASTE

The City of South Fulton (COSF) 311 platform provides City officials with a centralized issue management system to manage issues from creation to resolution, engaging City of South Fulton residents throughout the process. The COSF mobile app and web tools enable residents and business owners to provide City of South Fulton staff with pictures, detailed descriptions, and other valuable information necessary to complete the job efficiently. Additionally, residents can obtain information about city services or report non-emergency incidents by calling the city’s 24hour 311 Call Center at (470) 552-4311. Summary of SCF Requests SCF

July 2026

Year to date

Total Requests Received Open Closed

419 80 339

4,067 226 3,841

Note: Category Others includes Street Lights, Roadside Maintenance, Roadway Maintenance, and Street Flooding

The City of South Fulton has a Capital and TSPLOST Program for implementing design projects that have been identified by City staff and stakeholders as a priority. Funding comes from the General Fund, TSPLOST sales tax collections and some Federal money. TSPLOST-I tax collections started on April 1, 2017, and ended on March 31, 2022. TSPLOST-II tax collections started on April 1, 2022, and will end in 2027. TSPLOST-I projects are being prioritized for completion, and all TSPLOST-II projects will be in the concept or preliminary design stage. The delivery of projects is centered around GDOT’s Plan Development Process (PDP). This process typically consists of the four major phases: Design, Environmental Clearance, Right-of-Way (Services and Acquisition) and Construction (including CEI). Additional details of these phases are depicted below, which detail the project development process utilized by Public Works. The plan development process, start to finish, is illustrated below:

TSPLOST I: Projects under Construction •

SU-700- Flat Shaols ATMS- Signal materials have been ordered.

TSPLOST I: Projects moving toward Construction • OSI-617 – Welcome All at Jailette Road – Utility certification is complete. The ITB is being prepared for advertising ITB. • OSI-607 – Demooney Road at West Stubbs Road (TSPLOST-I) – ROW certification is complete. The ITB is being prepared for advertising ITB. • B-500/OSI-601 Butner Road at Camp Creek (bridge replacement and intersection improvement) – Final plans complete, ROW acquisition continues in advance of ITB.

Projects in Right-of-Way (ROW) Acquisition • B-504 – Demooney over Deep Creek (Capital Design/T-SPLOST-II Construction) – Continuing in ROW Acquisition before advertisement. • OSI-616 – Jones Road at Pittman Road/Stonewall Tell Road (TSPLOST-I) – Continuing in ROW Acquisition and final utility coordination before advertisement. • OSI-618 – Welcome All Road at Scarborough Road/Jailette Road (TSPLOST-I) – Continuing in ROW Acquisition and final utility coordination before advertisement. • OSI-608 – Enon Road at Stonewall Tell Road (TSPLOST-I Design/T-SPLOST-II Construction) – Continuing in ROW Acquisition before advertisement. TSPLOST II: Projects in concept/design Intersection Improvement projects • OSI-620 – Aldredge Road and Merk Road – Plans are being prepared for ROW. • OSI-629 – Ono Road/Hobgood Road at Rivertown Road – Plans are being prepared for ROW. • OSI-631 – Union Road and Thames Road – Plans are being prepared for ROW. • OSI-600 – Bethsaida Road at Creel/West Roads – Preliminary plans being finalized for review. • OSI-622 – Bethlehem Road at Cedar Grove Road – Preliminary design is underway. • OSI-623 – Butner Road at Aldredge Road – Concept in further revision. • OSI-628 – Old Fairburn Road at Thaxton Road – Project cancelled by Council decision. Sidewalk projects • P-907 • P-914 – Union Road – Preliminary design is underway. • P-902 – Bethsaida Road – Preliminary plans being finalized. • P-903 – Cascade Road – Concept report complete. • P-908 – Flat Shoals Road – Concept report complete. • P-910 – Jerome Road – NTP issued for preliminary design. • P-906 – Welcome All Road – Continuing in the concept development phase. • P-911 – Merk Road – Continuing in the concept development phase. Bridge/Culvert Replacement projects • T-288 – Stacks Road over CSX RR – Preliminary plans under final CSX review, BFI 90% complete. • B-505 – Derrick Road over Deep Creek Tributary – Preliminary design is underway. • B-508 – Koweta Road over Deep Creek – Preliminary design is underway. • B-599 – Oglesby Road over Morning Creek Tributary –Design is complete. Continuing in ROW Acquisition before advertisement. Federally Funded Projects • T-265 – Old National Highway Sidewalks – Construction is ongoing. • T-266 – New Hope Road Sidewalks – Construction is ongoing. • T-277 – Cochran Road over Camp Creek (Bridge) – Construction is ongoing. Gravel Road projects • RG-160 – Jones Road – Preliminary plans complete, PFPR to be scheduled. • RG-161 – Hall Road – Preliminary plans complete, PFPR to be scheduled. • RG-162 – Rocky Head Road – Preliminary design ongoing.

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RG-163 – Thames Road – Preliminary design ongoing. RG-164 – Oxford Road – Preliminary design ongoing.

Bridge Repairs and Maintenance – All 2021 and 2023 GDOT required bridge work are complete. GDOT Projects within South Fulton • •

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PI 0011845/OSI-624: SR 14 at Washington Road – Roundabout fully open to traffic, final planting/punch list items to be completed, pending power activation for lights w/ GA Power. PI 0013948 & PI 0013939/T-272 & T-273: Buffington Road Projects – Under construction with grading, paving, drainage structures, and water main work ongoing. Projected completion in the Fall of 2026. PI 0016605/B-502: Bethsaida Rd (CR 581) over Morning Creek – Construction is underway with R/W clearing activities to begin utility relocations, scheduled completion Spring 2028. PI 0015593/T-285: SR 92 @ Butner Rd/Ridge Rd Roundabout – Under construction with grading and roadway work, scheduled completion Fall 2027. PI 0017398/OSI-605: SR 92 @ Jones Road/Demooney Road Roundabout – In preliminary design, ROW authorization scheduled for August 2026, projected letting Spring 2027. PI 0019647: FIB and Westpark – Median conversion and R-CUT – ROW authorization request pending, FFPR request pending. PI 0019841: SR 138 at Bethsaida Road Roundabout – In ROW acquisition phase through May 2027. PI 0013809: SR 14 / US 29 @ CSX Bridge Replacement – Under construction, with roadway widening and utility relocation activities. Jack and bore plan approved. Forecasted completion Fall 2027. PI 0017995/0018185: SR 70 Streetscape Improvements/SR 70 @ Cascade Rd Intersection Improvement – Project let to construction. M006470: SR 154 from SR 70 TO I-285 Resurfacing – Patching complete, contractor to start mainline work Apr. 13, 2026, scheduled completion late summer 2026. S016154: SR 70/South Fulton Pkwy @ Rivertown Rd - RCUT & U-Turn Lane – GAB placed, paving, stripe, sign, guardrail ongoing. S016174: SR 70/South Fulton Pkwy @ Rivertown Rd – Loon – GAB placed, paving, stripe, sign, guardrail ongoing.

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT OSI 613 and 615 Old Fairburn Rd Roundabouts Period Begin

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7/1/2026 Time Charges Begin Date Scheduled Completion Date Work Begin Date

Period End 7/31/2026 2/25/2025 12/31/2026 3/6/2025

Prime Contractor: Summit Construction and Development, LLC Contractor Rep.: Olumayowa Odumade Phone: 470-636-2859

WECS WTCS WUCS

Name Olumayowa Odumade Olumayowa Odumade Olumayowa Odumade

Contact 470-636-2859 470-636-2859 470-636-2859

Company Summit CD Summit CD Summit CD

Scope of Work Performed This Month Work items performed between the monthly report dates detailed above:

Stage 1 road closure of Union Rd in effect. The detour route follows Butner Road to Pittman

* Road SW to Stonewall Tell Road to navigate the closure.

* Installation of City of Atlanta water main nearing completion. Removal of rock that was encountered in the existing subgrade to allow for further grading of

* Union Rd.

* Storm drainage pipe and structure installation on Union Rd. * Grading for new roundabout on Union Rd as rock removal allows. * Pressure, chlorine, and bacteria testing underway on newly installed water main.

Revised reopen date for Union Rd set for 11/10/2026. It includes the following steps: 1) Stage 1 completion which includes water main work, utility reloations, concrete and asphalt installation on the currently closed section of Union Rd. 2) 14 day closure of Old Fairburn Rd to tie into Union Rd roundabout. Partial open of Union Rd at Old Fairburn with detours in place for 90 days to reconstuct Union Rd between Stonewall Tell Rd and Old Fairburn Rd and tie into Union Rd roundabout. 4) Union Rd anticipated to fully open mid November.

Progress and Schedule The Physical Project Status is 53% completed as of the period ending date above.

The targeted Project Schedule Status was predicted to be 79% as of the period ending date above. Scope of Work Planned For Next Month

* Removal of embedded rock found in subgrade on Union Rd. Grading for the roundabout at Union Rd in conjunction with rock removal. Stage 1 will still

* utilize the existing Old Fairburn Rd tie in at Union Rd. * Storm drainage installation. * Removal of old existing gas main. Progress Photos are attached on the following pages

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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT OSI 613 and 615

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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT OSI 613 and 615

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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT OSI 613 and 615

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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT ITB 25-09 Old National Hwy S/W Period Begin

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07/01/2026 Time Charges Begin Date Scheduled Completion Date Work Begin Date Prime Contractor: SD&C, Inc Contractor Rep.: T.Buah

WECS WTCS WUCS

Name T.Buah T.Buah T.Buah

Phone:

Period End 7/31/2026 5/1/2026 6/22/2027 5/11/2026

678-334-7788

Contact 678-334-7788 678-334-7788 678-334-7788

Company SD&C, Inc. SD&C, Inc. SD&C, Inc.

Scope of Work Performed This Month Work items performed between the monthly report dates detailed above: Completed demo, grading and installation of sidewalk from station 11+00 to 21+00lt. Completed demo, grading and installation of sidewalk from station 27+50 to 41+12lt. Completed demo, grading and installation of sidewalk from station 41+12lt to 44+10lt

Progress and Schedule

* The Physical Project Status is 5.0% completed as of the period ending date above * The targeted Project Schedule Status was predicted to be 15% as of the period ending date above.

Contractor is looking at working in multiple locations on the left side of the project to catch schedule up.

Next Tasks Up    

Continuing traffic control. Continuing Erosion control. Grading and demo for sidewalk left side of project Continue grading behind sidewalk

Request update on boring conduit from contractor. That schedule of work is behind but should not affect the project completion date.

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Old National Hwy Sideway Improvement

Progress Photos are attached on the following pages

Grading for sidewalk and cleaning curb and gutter station 11+00 – 16+00

Grading behind poured sidewalk at station 11+00 – 16+00

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Old National Hwy Sideway Improvement

Grading and forming sidewalk station 16+00 to 21+00.

Poured sidewalk station 36+35 to 40+18lt 17

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Old National Hwy Sideway Improvement

Poured sidewalk station 41+12 to 44+10lt

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Old National Hwy Sideway Improvement

Poured sidewalk station 41+12 to 44+10lt

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT PI 0012637 New Hope Rd Sidewalk Improvements Period Begin

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7/1/2026 Time Charges Begin Date Scheduled Completion Date Work Begin Date Prime Contractor: DAF Concrete Contractor Rep.: Osvaldo Sanchez

WECS WTCS WUCS

Name Osvaldo Sanchez Itorah Udoh Maria Arboleda

Phone:

Contact 404-395-8464 404-747-0885 470-883-7997

Period End 7/31/2026 11/21/2024 12/31/2026 3/10/2025

404-395-8464 Company DAF Concrete Safeway LLC DAF Concrete

Scope of Work Performed This Month Work items performed between the monthly report dates detailed above:

* Fine grading of slopes behind sidewalk. * Placing sod on areas that Georgia Power has completed their installation. * Georgia Power underground electrical installation for upcoming pedestrian lighting. Progress and Schedule The Physical Project Status is 69% completed as of the period ending date above.

The targeted Project Schedule Status was predicted to be 80% as of the period ending date above. Scope of Work Planned For Next Month

* Georgia Power installation of underground electrical for pedestrian lighting. * Continuing fine grading of slopes and placing sod. Installation of 4 inch sidewalk and stamped concrete in sections of the project that Georgia Power * utility relocation has taken place. *

The section of this project from Boat Rock Rd SW to Versailles Dr is also within the limits of an upcoming Fulton County Sewer improvement project. Due to this, the only work that has taken place in this section is curb and gutter installation. Remaining work will be completed once Fulton County's Sewer Project is complete.

Progress Photos are attached on the following pages

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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT PI 0012637 New Hope Rd Sidewalk

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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT T-271 Fairburn Road Phase II Period Begin

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07/01/2026 Time Charges Begin Date Scheduled Completion Date Work Begin Date Prime Contractor: SD&C, Inc Contractor Rep.: T.Buah Name T.Buah T.Buah T.Buah

WECS WTCS WUCS

Phone:

Period End 07/31/2026 5/19/2024 5/30/2026 6/24/2024

678-334-7788

Contact 678-334-7788 678-334-7788 678-334-7788

Company SD&C, Inc. SD&C, Inc. SD&C, Inc.

Scope of Work Performed This Month Work items performed between the monthly report dates detailed above: T&J performed pressure test and passes with score of 250 psi @ bore #2.

* * T&J excavated for Bore #1. * T&J completed installation of 30 in pipe and started chlorination test. Completed erosion control work at North Utoy Creek

Progress and Schedule

* The Physical Project Status is 62% completed as of the period ending date above. * The targeted Project Schedule Status was predicted to be 65% as of the period ending date above.

Project delays have been related to utility delays involving relocating GA Power poles and the waterline relocation at Utoy Creek. GA Power and Comcast have relocated from the old pole line and new pole line established. The issue is now ATT completing their underground relocation to overhead. They have established a 6-month schedule but are trying to move the schedule up.

Next Tasks Up    

Continuing traffic control. Complete pressure test and waterline bypass. ATT relocation Detour and bridge demo.

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Fairburn Rd Improvement Phase II

Progress Photos are attached on the following pages

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Fairburn Rd Improvement Phase II

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Cochran Road Bridge Replacement Period Begin

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7/1/2026 Time Charges Begin Date Scheduled Completion Date Work Begin Date

Prime Contractor: SESD, Inc. Contractor Rep.: Brett Horne

WECS WTCS WUCS

Name Brett Horne Brett Horne Bill Tanner

Phone:

404-673-2616

Contact 404-673-2616 404-673-2616 770-468-1601

Company SESD, Inc. SESD, Inc. SESD, Inc.

Scope of Work Performed This Month

Work items performed between the monthly report dates detailed above: 

Vibration Monitoring

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Submitted EC-1 reports and dailies for rain fall amounts

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Silt fence repair from storms

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North side of bridge- grading complete work

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Poured deck of bridge

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Started on North side laying rip rap Type 1 and 3

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Hauling in dirt on south side of bridge

Progress and Schedule Anticipated project complete date is 14 September 2026. 26

Period End 7/31/2026 8/19/2025 8/14/2026 8/19/2025

Next Tasks Up- 8 Week Look ahead

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Dirt Delivery Rip Rap install Storm Pipes installation Deck Drain installation Approach Slabs Barrier walls and bridge sidewalk Deck Grooving Curb and Gutters Sidewalks Permanent grassing Asphalt Guard rails Striping Permanent Signs

MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Cochran Road Bridge Replacement

Progress Photos are attached on the following pages

Deck pour on Bent 2 side

Checking Drain before concrete pour

Deck pour on Bent 3 side

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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT Cochran Road Bridge Replacement

Bent 3 deck pour start

Bridge deck pour complete

Bent 2 deck complete

Rip Rap being installed on sides

Right of Way Maintenance is required to provide safe and multi-use roadsides. A wellmaintained right of way promotes a positive quality of life and is integral to the other functions such as utility installations, vehicle emergencies and sign placements. Right of way Maintenance serves to maintain a safe zone adjacent to the road pavement, improves drainage of stormwater from the road surface, and creates an attractive vista along road corridors. Accomplishments this month include: Number of Potholes Repaired: 67 SeeClickFix 22038695 22055071 22055798 22055837 22059790 22060164 22064673 22064786 22068016 22069634 22075703 22080176 22088820 22108726 22109227 22175472 22186700 22186923 22187148 22187550 22193072 22194799 22194935 22195481 22197014 22199195 22204298

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362 Lees Mill Rd Flat Shoals Rd Feldspar Way Feldspar Way Highway 92 Union Rd SW Aldredge Blvd Demooney Rd Plummer Rd SW Union Rd SW 5649 Cascade Rd SW Enon Rd Jailette Trce Scarborough Rd Scarborough Rd 4635 Fayetteville Rd Koweta Rd 7751-7799 Fayetteville Rd Nunn Woods Way Bethsaida Rd Koweta Rd 2103-2103 Bethsaida Rd Boat Rock Rd SW Boat Rock Rd SW W Stubbs Rd Nunn Woods Way Connell Rd Americold tradewater Atlanta Ga Hall Rd Stonewall Tell Rd Stonewall Tell Rd Pleasant Hill Road Ext Winkfield Pl 4461-4475 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW 4925 Cascade Rd SW Enon Rd SW 5052-5062 Campbellton Rd 8066-8076 Wilkerson Mill Rd 7565 Butner Rd 2275 Sandgate Cir

Number of Storm Drains Maintained: 15 SeeClickFix 21374263 21435543 21704529 22085522 22189092 22189235 22204499 22238608 22245211 22282834 22296129 22306168 22204266 22271625 21374263

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Location 4280 Melanie Ln 2600 Wolf Lake Dr SW 505 Piney Fork Ln Topaz Trl 3275 Devilla Trce 5275 High Tide Ct Kimberly Mill Rd Boat Rock Rd SW Merk Rd SW Koweta Rd Smoke Ridge Dr Kimberly Mill Rd 170 North Star Trail SW Datona Dr SW & Wallace Rd SW 4280 Melanie Ln

Number of Gravel Roads Maintained: 6 SeeClickFix 22022776 22058951 22174666 22222726 22225422 22262438

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Rough Road (Unpaved Road Maintenance)

Location 2375 Morris Rd 7439-7475 Jones Rd 7200-9032 Terry Rd 7634-7648 Hall Rd 33.63203 5501-5599 Bush Rd

Number of Dead Animals Received: 54 SeeClickFix 21968018 22041559 22042565 22042706 22042808 22045398 22055916 22073443 22084071 22085490 22085764 22087177 22103302 22103332 22105807 22105813 22108444 22108673 22109320 22118133 22125276 22130157 22136782 22136995 22157187 22165991 22175527 22181147 22194847 22194882

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Location Camp Creek Pkwy SW Demooney Rd Stonewall Tell Rd Butner Rd Cascade Palmetto Hwy SW Bethlehem Rd Stonewall Tell Rd 2900 West Rd 2900 West Rd Cedar Grove Rd 7793-7793 Spence Rd 5805 Feldwood Rd Spence Rd Campbellton Fairburn Rd Old Fairburn Rd SW Demooney Rd 4970 Campbellton Rd SW 6366 Beaver Creek Trl E Stubbs Rd 6755 Old National Hwy Campbellton Rd & Dove Dr SW Spence Rd & Lees Mill Rd Campbellton Rd Stonewall Tell Rd 3201 Butner Road SW 4180 Jailette Rd Old Bill Cook Rd 3201 Butner Road SW Koweta Rd Cascade Palmetto Hwy SW

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Spence Rd 7980 Lester Rd 5440 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW 5440 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW Jennadee Dr Demooney Rd 2565 Thornton Dr Boat Rock Blvd SW 7963 Rivertown Rd Cedar Grove Rd Cedar Grove Rd 3015 Highgreen Trl Bethsaida Rd 2286 Flat Shoals Rd W Stubbs Rd 4700-4760 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW 5242-5336 Mason Rd 6027-6037 Buffington Rd Pittman Rd & Stonewall Tell Rd 2437-2439 Bethsaida Rd 6627-6745 Campbellton Rd 6750-6762 Old National Hwy 2430 Surrey Trl 3415 Enon Rd

Number of Trees Removed: 73 SeeClickFix 22053431 22062278 22070143 22087218 22104042 22104090 22105133 22109201 22118541 22128166 22160193 22160476 22161730 22163002 22168338 22168827

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Location 3818 Cascade Palmetto Hwy 2349-2385 Sheriff Rd 3265 Butner Rd SW 6380 Topaz Trl 3793 Stonewall Tell Rd 3800 Ailey Ave 3895 Ailey Ave Hannah Rd & Roosevelt Hwy 5285 Veal Rd 4255 Jailette Rd 452-452 Westlake Pkwy SW 25 Enterprise Blvd SW 7224 Thoreau Cir 7288-7298 Bishop Rd 8201-8299 Cochran Rd 5701-5701 Bucknell Dr SW 4428-4458 Cascade Palmetto Hwy 3210 Stonewall Tell Rd 4500-4604 Demooney Rd

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8201-8299 Cochran Rd 5301-5399 Thames Dr 3422 Concord Loop 7400 Cochran Rd SW 3220 Wolf Club Ln SW Union Rd SW Demooney Rd 2335 Enon Rd SW Reynolds Rd SW Reynolds Rd SW 5945 Mallory Rd 2113-2267 Enon Rd SW Chastain Way 6992-7034 Old National Hwy 6993-7037 Old National Hwy 4400 Cascade Rd SW Feldwood Rd Old Bill Cook Rd Scarborough Rd 4084-4136 Demooney Rd 789 Miller Run Reynolds Rd SW Koweta Rd 225 Azimuth Ct Welcome All Rd SW Riverside Dr SW Riverside Dr SW Plummer Rd SW 7430 Absinth Dr West Rd Plummer Rd SW Sheriff Rd 3475 Spring Valley Blvd 7400 Wright Dr 650 Wharton Dr SW 8268-8299 Rataree Rd SW 105 Melanie Ct Demooney Rd 5260 Aldredge Rd SW 225 Willow Park Trl Campbellton Rd SW 1692-1736 New Hope Rd SW 3735 Orchard Dr

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N umber of Concrete Sidew alks Repaired: 14 SeeClickFix 21802150 19319534 19871859 20431828 21120307 21164651 21383767 21478812

Category Curb/ Gutter Maintenance Sidewalk Cracking / B roken Sidewalk Cracking / B roken Sidewalk Cracking / B roken Sidewalk Cracking / B roken Sidewalk Cracking / B roken Sidewalk Cracking / B roken Sidewalk Cracking / B roken

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Number of Illegal Dumping Removed: 86 SeeClickFix 20900610 22044322 22053965 22131234 22020629 22020648 22020729 22027579 22041009 22041183 22041235 22041269 22041306 22041312 22041635 22044388 22044615 22045646 22054049 22054274 22054468 22054533 22064719 22065268 22068918 22069602 22074643

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Location 4880 Westbrook Rd 4701-4799 Bethlehem Rd 7495 Oakley Rd 6125 Old National Hwy 7225-7227 Old National Hwy 3132-3164 West Rd 2801-2899 Bethsaida Rd 3859-3917 Cliftondale Pl 2526-2534 Bethsaida Rd Old National Hwy 7225-7227 Old National Hwy Cascade Palmetto Hwy SW E Stubbs Rd 3132-3164 West Rd 6175-6175 Old National Hwy 25-29 Bethlehem Rd 4803-5169 Bethlehem Rd 2695-2695 Bethsaida Rd Camp Valley Rd & Chippewa Dr 6914-6960 Camp Valley Rd 8200-8229 Rataree Rd SW Jones Rd Boat Rock Rd SW Fulton Industrial Blvd SW 6080 Old National Hwy 6914-6960 Camp Valley Rd 3235 Bethsaida Rd 2372-2434 Cascade Palmetto Hwy SW 2360 Hillside Rd 2695 Haligan Pt 2695 Virginia Cv 1415 Heatherland Drive SW 5660 Butner Rd

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1390 Heatherland Dr SW 3741 Old Fairburn Rd 2401-2411 Bethsaida Rd Stonewall Tell Rd 3300 Lee Pl 3995 Church St 4860 Delano Rd 3118-3124 Bethsaida Rd Old Bill Cook Rd 6774-6898 Plantation Dr 6045 Old National Hwy 2475-2479 Bethsaida Rd 403 Mica Trl 7360-7378 Old National Hwy 5840 Butner Rd 4715 Frederick Dr SW 6377-6499 Campbellton Rd Butner Rd SW 3015 Oxford Rd 2685 Virginia Cv 4645 White City Rd 4705 Campbellton Fairburn Rd Stonewall Tell Rd Aldredge Blvd Campbellton Rd Wilson Rd 6755 Old National Hwy 4665 Stonewall Tell Rd 7571 Hilltop Way 2976-3000 West Rd Liszt Ln Bethsaida Rd 3482-3524 Bethsaida Rd 6928-7098 Dodd Rd Bethsaida Rd 6729-6787 Greenbower Ln 2437-2439 Bethsaida Rd 7200-9032 Terry Rd Bethsaida Rd 7225-7227 Old National Hwy Butner Rd 5440 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW Highway 92 & Thompson Rd

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Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter Remove / Pick-Up Litter

2349-2385 Sheriff Rd 6801-7335 Ono Rd 5816-6016 Westpark Dr SW 403 Mica Trl 3995 Cranwood Dr 6055 Old National Hwy Hall Rd 5960 Hampton Court 6245 Mozart Drive Aldredge Blvd

Quality Site Assessment Prepared for: City of South Fulton

General Information DATE:

Friday, Jul 31, 2026

NEXT QSA DATE:

Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026

CLIENT ATTENDEES: BRIGHTVIEW ATTENDEES:

Ken Carson, Sergio Gomez

Customer Focus Areas City Roadways, Trash and Litter Removal, Push Back Areas

QUALITY SITE ASSESSMENT City of South Fulton Maintenance Items 1

Camp Valley Rd. Before

Camp Valley rd. After

Connell rd. Before

Connell rd. After

QUALITY SITE ASSESSMENT City of South Fulton Maintenance Items 5

Buffington rd. Before

Buffington rd. After

Ridge rd. Before

Ridge rd. After

QUALITY SITE ASSESSMENT City of South Fulton Maintenance Items 9

10 9

Mason rd. Before

10 Mason rd. After

11 Research Center rd. Before

12 Research Center rd. After

QUALITY SITE ASSESSMENT City of South Fulton Maintenance Items 13

14 13 Cavender rd. Before

14 Cavender rd. After

QUALITY SITE ASSESSMENT City of South Fulton Completed Items 1

Bethsaida Rd. Before

Bethsaida Rd. After

Oakley Rd. Before

Oakley Rd. After

QUALITY SITE ASSESSMENT City of South Fulton Completed Items 5

Stacks Rd. Before

Stacks Rd. After

Cedar Grove Rd. Before

Cedar Grove Rd. After

QUALITY SITE ASSESSMENT City of South Fulton Completed Items 9

10 9

Thaxton Rd. before

10 Thaxton Rd. After

11 Butner Rd. Before

12 Butner Rd. After

QUALITY SITE ASSESSMENT City of South Fulton Completed Items 13

14 13 Cascade Rd. Before

14 Cascade Rd. After

BETHSAIDA RD

BUTNER RD

ALBANIA DR

ALDREDGE ROAD

0.62

0.59

MILES

Aug 04, 2025

CITY LIMIT NORTH ROOSEVELT HWY OF WILL LEE RD 1.07

BETHLEHEM ROAD RIDGE ROAD

BEN HILL ROAD

RIVERTOWN RD

BISHOP ROAD

2.90

BOAT ROCK RD 0.37 ROOSEVELT HWY (SOME BREAKS ON BISHOP) 2.77

NEW HOPE RD

BRUCE PLACE

BUCKNELL COURT SW BUCKNELL DR SW END GREAT SOUTHWEST END BUCKNELL DRIVE PKWY SW

BOAT ROCK RD

Aug 04, 2025 Aug 04, 2025

0.30 1.17

0.28

Aug 04, 2025

JONES RD

BOBBY JOHN ROAD 0.78

Aug 04, 2025

FULTON BOATROCK ROAD CAMPBELLTON RD INDUSTRIAL BLVD 2.14

CITY LIMIT/ END OF ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

1.60

FULTON BOAT ROCK BLVD INDUSTRIAL BLVD END

ELVA DR

BINFORD PLACE

CLAYTON COUNTY HWY 135 BETHSAIDA ROAD LINE

CEDAR GROVE RD 2.02

Aug 04, 2025

0.37

BAKERS FERRY RD FULTON CAMP CREEK INDUSTRIAL BLVD PKWY SW

Aug 04, 2025

2.65

BAKERS FERRY RD FULTON BOULDER PARK INDUSTRIAL BLVD DR SW

BAKERS FERRY Aug 04, 2025

Aug 04, 2025

Mowing Week of

0.45

WEST STUBBS RD 0.8

MERK RD

WEST RD

END

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD BOAT ROCK RD

ANN ARBOR DRIVE DEMOONEY RD

START

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

CITY LIMITS

0.14

CASCADE RD

0.78

CASCADE PKWY

KROGER

CITY LIMIT/ SOUTH CAMPBELLTON RD OF ONO RD 12.51

MEDIAN START

0.12

CASCADE MEDIANS CASCADE PALMETTO HIGHWAY

END OF ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

OLD NATIONAL HWY

CAROBET TERRACE

Aug 04, 2025

DOUGLAS COUNTY LINE 5.7

3.77

0.18

1.17

0.50

Aug 04, 2025

CAMPBELLTON RD ROUNDABOUT

CAMPBELLTON RD ENON RD

CASCADE PALMETTO HWY

CAMPBELL DRIVE

JONES RD

ROOSEVELT HWY SPRING STREET

CAMP VALLEY ROAD

CAMPBELLTON FAIRBURN RD

7.64

1.14

CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER 4.17

CAMPBELLTON FAIRBURN RD

ROOSEVELT HWY END OF ROAD CAMPFIRE DR (CLAYTON COUNTY LINE) BETHSAIDA RD

ENON RD

CAMP CREEK PKKWY

CAMP DRIVE

TELL RD

BUTNER ROAD

BURDETT ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

1.12

BUFFINGTON-I86/6 ROAD I-86\6

FLAT SHOALS RD BURDETT WAY OLD NATIONAL (350 FT WEST TO HWY (400 FT EAST) END)

Aug 04, 2025

Mowing Week of

BUFFINGTON-UCL ROAD UNION CITY LIMITS UNION CITY LIMITS 0.52

COLLEGE PARK CITY LIMIT

BUFFINGTONCPCL ROAD

ROOSEVELT HWY 0.16

MILES

Aug 04, 2025

THAMES RD

BUFFINGTONTHAMES ROAD

END

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

UNION CITY LIMITS 0.43

START

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIDGE RD CITY LIMIT / NORTH OF WOODRUFF RD

DEEP CREEK CULVERT

BETHLEHEM RD CITY LIMIT / SOUTH OF CEDAR GROVE RD

CASCADE PALMETTO HWY

COMMERCE DRIVE COMMERCE DRIVE SW SW 0.55

CLARK ROAD

COCHRAN MILL ROAD

COCHRAN ROAD

COMMERCE CIRCLE

STONEWALL TELL RD 2.87

DEMOONEY ROAD 2 BUTNER RD

1.96

BUTNER RD

0.74

DEMOONEY ROAD CAMPBELLTON 1 FAIRBURN RD

ROOSEVELT HWY END OF ROAD

DELANO ROAD

0.67

CITY OF ATLANTA LIMITS

CASCADE RD

DANFORTH ROAD

1.43

BETHSAIDA RD

CREEL ROAD

OLD NATIONAL HWY

FULTON FULTON COMMERCE DRIVE INDUSTRIAL BLVD INDUSTRIAL BLVD 0.39 CITY LIMIT / NORTH OF BORUM CREEKWOOD BOHANNON RD ROAD (850 FT SW) SPRINGS RD 1.01

2.00

1.91

1.08

Aug 04, 2025

Aug 11, 2025

Aug 04, 2025 Aug 04, 2025

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Aug 04, 2025

END OF ROAD

DELANO RD

CHURCH STREET

0.24

Aug 04, 2025

CITY LIMIT / NE OF ROBIN CIR 0.16

Aug 04, 2025

CHATTERON ROAD KOWETA RD

0.35

Aug 04, 2025

SOUTH FULTON PKWY

CEDAR GROVE ROAD 2

RIVER PALM CT

Aug 04, 2025

Mowing Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

SOUTH FULTON PKWY 1.65 CITY LIMIT / EAST OF COCHRAN MILL RD 2.03

RIVERTOWN RD

CEDAR GROVE ROAD 1

CASCADE CAVENDER DRIVE PALMETTO HWY

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD 4.6

CITY LIMIT (KINGSDALE DR)

CASCADE ROAD

MILES

END

START

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

CAMP VALLEY RD

KOWETA RD

CAMPBELLTON RD ZONE AVE

DODD ROAD

DODSON ROAD

DOVE DRIVE

Aug 04, 2025

CAMP CREEK PKWY

CITY LIMIT SOUTH CITY LIMIT NORTH OF GINNIS RD OF GARRISON DR 1.40

EMANUEL DRIVE SW

ENON ROAD 1

ENON ROAD 2

FAIRBURN ROAD

GREENSBORO DRIVE

OAKLEY RD

FISK DRIVE SW

FLAT SHOALS ROAD

1.78

0.35

0.60

0.34

0.21

CLAYTON COUNTY LINE 4.64

END

1.92

DOVE DR 0.11 FOREST AVE (FAYETTE COUNTY LINE) 2.70

PURDUE DRIVE

BINFORD PL

FELDWOOD ROAD ROOSEVELT HWY FLAT SHOALS RD

FAYETTEVILLE ROAD

FARLEY AVENUE

NORTH DR CITY LIMIT WEST OF TROTTERS FARM RD

Aug 04, 2025

LAGRANGE BLVD SW

CAMP CREEK CAMPBELLTON RD PKWY

STONEWALL TELL RD 2.49

BRUCE PL

ELVA DRIVE

SPENCE RD

Aug 04, 2025

LEES MILL RD

0.21

ELGIN STREET

ELVA DR SW

BOAT ROCK RD

Aug 04, 2025

EASTON DRIVE

STONEWALL TELL RD 1.28

DEMOONEY RD

Aug 04, 2025

EAST STUBBS ROAD

0.15

Aug 04, 2025

CITY LIMIT SOUTH OF ELDON DR 1.46

Aug 04, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 04, 2025

2.19

MILES

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

0.17

END OF ROAD

PITTMAN RD

KOWETA RD

DERRICK ROAD

END

START

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Aug 04, 2025

CITY LIMIT (SOUTH OF BRUMBLEY CT) 0.50

CITY LIMIT (NORTH ROOSEVELT HWY OF CLECKLER RD) 0.85

RIDGE RD

GULLATT ROAD

HALL ROAD

Aug 04, 2025 Aug 04, 2025

2.37

CITY LIMIT (SOUTH 1.17 ROOSEVELT HWY OF MASON RD)

SELIG DR SW

SCARBOROUGH WELCOME ALL RD RD

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD END

HUNTER ROAD

INDECO BLVD SE

JAILETTE ROAD

JAMES ALDRIDGE BLVD

END

0.26

2.24

Aug 04, 2025

ROOSEVELT HWY RIVERTOWN RD

0.22

HOBGOOD ROAD

CAMP VALLEY RD

OLD NATIONAL HWY

HILLSIDE ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

HOBGOOD RD

CITY LIMIT (EAST OF YATES RD) 0.07 CITY LIMIT (NORTH OF MAHOGANY DR) 1.13

Aug 04, 2025

HERNDON ROAD

HATHCOCK ROAD WASHINGTON RD

1.70

Aug 04, 2025

FULTON FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD INDUSTRIAL BLVD 0.18

GREENSBORO DRIVE

LANGSTON HS

Aug 04, 2025

FULTON FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD INDUSTRIAL BLVD 1.60

GREAT SW PARKWAY SW Aug 04, 2025

GRAHAM DR

GRAHAM ROAD

Aug 11, 2025

Aug 04, 2025

0.29

GORDON STREET

FAYETTEVILLE RD LEES MILL RD

Aug 11, 2025

Aug 04, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Aug 11, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 04, 2025

MILES Aug 11, 2025

END

Aug 04, 2025

START

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

FREDERICK DRIVE FULTON SW INDUSTRIAL BLVD END 1.33 FULTON INDUSTRIAL FULTON MENDEL DRIVE CIRCLE INDUSTRIAL BLVD SW 0.21 CITY LIMIT (SOUTH OF CASTLE LAKE 0.68 GOODSON ROAD FAYETTEVILLE RD PKWY)

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Aug 04, 2025

STONEWALL TELL CITY LIMIT (NE OF RD CEDAR GROVE RD) 4.32

JONES ROAD

BOAT ROCK BLVD TRADE WATER SW PKWY SW

CAMPBELL DR

LAGRANGE BLVD SW

LEE PLACE

ROOSEVELT HWY FLAT SHOALS RD SOUTH FULTON CITY LIMITS ON UNION CITY CITY MASON RD LIMITS

CEDAR GROVE RD CITY LIMIT

MALLORY ROAD

MCCLURE ROAD

MCLARIN ROAD

MCDOUGAL DRIVE WHARTON DRIVE SW SW

Aug 04, 2025

1.21 0.81

Aug 04, 2025

1.53

0.14

JAMES ALDRIDGE BLVD 0.30 CITY LIMIT CITY LIMIT (SOUTH (ACROSS FROM OF BISHOP ROAD) JOHN RIVERS RD) 1.17

VILLANOVA DR SW END

MASON RD

0.46

CITY LIMIT (SOUTH OF MILAM RD) GORDON ST 0.45 CITY LIMIT (SOUTH OF JONESBORO RD) NEWTON DR 1.88

LOYOLA DR SW

LESTER ROAD

LEES MILL ROAD

BEN HILL RD

1.09 Aug 04, 2025

Aug 04, 2025

KOWETA ROAD

3.41

CAMPBELLTON FAIRBURN RD

KIMBERLY ROAD

JOLLY LN

Aug 04, 2025

ROOSEVELT HWY JANICE DR 0.68 CITY LIMIT (JUST NORTH OF FAIRLY WAY) 0.49 CASCADE RD Aug 04, 2025

Aug 04, 2025

1.98

ROOSEVELT HWY RIVERTOWN RD

JOHNS RIVER ROAD

KENT ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

0.71

OLD NATIONAL HWY

JEROME ROAD

END OF ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

CITY LIMIT (SOUTH ROOSEVELT HWY OF KENT RD) 0.64

Mowing Week of

JANICE DRIVE

MILES

START

END

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Aug 04, 2025 Aug 04, 2025 Aug 04, 2025

0.17

ROOSEVELT HWY SPRING ST

FREDERICK DRIVE PATTON DRIVE SW SW 0.27

OLD NATIONAL HWY

CASCADE RD (CITY OF ATLANTA) BOAT ROCK RD

CAMPBELLTON RD ZONE AVE

UNION CITY LIMITS GRAHAM RD

MILLS PLACE SW

MORRIS ROAD

NEW HOPE ROAD

NORTH DRIVE

OAKLEY INDUSTRIAL-UCL

CAMPBELLTON RD UNION RD

CASCADE RD

UNION RD

OLD CASCADE ROAD

OLD FAIRBURN ROAD

0.67

2.21

1.54

0.50

0.80

0.15

2.31

0.38

KIMBERLY RD 0.22 CITY LIMIT WEST OF WELCOME ALL RD 3.13

BUFFINGTON RD

OLD NATIONAL HWY

OLD BILL COOK ROAD OLD CAMPBELLTON ROAD(OWL ROCK

OAKLEY ROAD

CITY OF HWY 92 FAIRBURNS CITY LIMIT (SOUTH OF JONESBORO RD) RED HAWK RUN

OAKLEY INDUSTRIAL- 89

END OF ROAD

0.90

MILLER ROAD

UNION RD

ENON RD

MILES ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

MILAM ROAD

MILES RD 2.03 COUNTY LIMIT (WEST OF GARVEY DR) NORTH SIDE 1.56

BUTNER RD COUNTY LIMIT WEST OF GREENVIEW Aug 04, 2025

Aug 04, 2025

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD BAKERS FERRY RD 0.64

MENDEL DR SW

MERK ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

0.39

END

MENDEL DR SW

Mowing Week of

MENDEL CT SW

MILES

START

END

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

0.44 0.33

GODBY RD

HOBGOOD RD

FLAT SHOALS RD

CASCADE PALMETTO HWY

ROOSEVELT HWY END OF ROAD

FREDERICK DR SW END

OLD NATIONAL 2

ONO ROAD

ORCHARD DRIVE

PATTON DR SW

PATTON DRIVE SW FREDERICK DRIVE END

FAYETTE CITY PETERS ROAD-FCL LIMITS

CAMPBELLTON RD BOAT ROCK RD

REYNOLDS ROAD

RIDGE RD ROUNDABOUT

CASCADE RD

RESEARCH CENTER DRIVE

END OF ROAD 1.64

0.59

Aug 04, 2025

DELANO RD

REEVES STREET

0.15

Aug 04, 2025

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD CAMPBELLTON RD 1.58

PLUMMER ROAD

BAILEY ST

Aug 04, 2025

1.26

Aug 04, 2025

STONEWALL TELL RD BUTNER RD

0.55

Aug 04, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

PITTMAN RD

FULTON PHILLIP LEE DRIVE INDUSTRIAL BLVD END

JONESBORO RD UNION CITY LIMITS (138)

PETERS ROADJONESBORO 0.07

UNION CITY LIMITS UNION CITY LIMITS 0.21

0.31

2.49

2.90

1.73

PETERS ROADUCL

CITY LIMITS

0.29

FLAT SHOALS RD

JONESBORO RD (138)

OLD NATIONAL 1

1.88

COUNTY LINE

JONESBORO RD

MILES

OLD JONESBORO ROAD

END

START

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

1.81 0.35

JAILETTE RD

SURREY TRL

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD END

OLD NATIONAL HWY

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD END

SCARBOROUGH ROAD

SCOFIELD ROAD

SELIG DR SW

SHERIFF ROAD

SHIRLEY DR SW

SPRING VALLEY BLVD

SPRING VALLEY PARKWAY

Aug 04, 2025 Aug 04, 2025 Aug 04, 2025

CITY LIMIT JUST SOUTH OF CSX RR 1.56

STACKS ROAD

STONEHILL DR SW VILLANOVA DR SW WHEATON DR SW 0.25

STONEWALL TELL ROAD CAMPBELLTON RD ROOSEVELT HWY 7.66

FELDWOOD RD

Aug 04, 2025

0.20

Aug 04, 2025

END OF ROAD

0.37

2.10

0.12

0.80

1.05

Aug 04, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

SPURGEON ROAD MALLORY RD

ETHAN ALLEN DR

CEDAR GROVE RD RIVERTOWN RD

END

SHORT ROAD

SHIRLEY WAY SW SHIRLEY DR SW

END OF ROAD

GODBY RD

CITY LIMIT SW OF BROOKWOOD PL 1.62

1.22

FELDWOOD RD

ROYAL SOUTH PARKWAY

CITY LIMIT SW OF BUFFINGTON RD

1.94

STONEWALL TELL ROOSEVELT HWY RD FELDWOOD RD

RIVERTOWN RD

2.46

MILES

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD CAMPBELLTON RD 1.02 CITY LIMITS WEST OF PORTER CITY LIMITS AT TERRY RD VOGUE CIRCLE 4.48

CAMPBELLTON FAIRBURN RD

CASCADE PALMETTO HWY

RIDGE ROAD

RIVERSIDE DRIVE

END

START

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

BUTNER RD

FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD END

THAXTON ROAD

TRADE WATER PARKWAY SW

ENON RD

VANDIVER ROAD

0.17

WAYCREST DRIVE SW RIVERSIDE DRIVE

0.19

CITY LIMIT NORTH ROOSEVELT HWY OF JAILETTE RD 2.61

WESLEYAN DR SW WHEATON DR SW END

WELCOME ALL ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

0.67

Aug 04, 2025

1.34

END

Aug 04, 2025

0.66

0.57

FULTON VILLANOVA DR SW INDUSTRIAL BLVD END END OF ROAD (NORTH OF WALLACE ROAD ENON RD CAMPBELLTON CITY LIMIT JUST WASHINGTON SOUTH OF N ROAD ROOSEVELT HWY COMMERCE DR

UNION RD (2ND)

FAIRBURN RD

CASCADE RD

UTOY SPRINGS ROAD Aug 04, 2025

Aug 04, 2025

STONEWALL TELL RD 2.33

UNION ROAD(1ST) MERK RD 0.22

Aug 04, 2025

1.27

Aug 04, 2025

0.62

1.52

0.26

Aug 04, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

1.62

GREAT SW PARKWAY END OF ROAD (SOUTH OF UNION ROAD (2ND) CAMPBELLTON RD VANDIVER RD)

JAILETTE RD

UNION RD

BUTNER RD

THAMES ROAD

GREAT SW TULANE DRIVE SW PARKWAY

MILES

CITY LIMIT SOUTH OF WHITE CITY RD 0.44 CITY LIMIT EAST OF SHORELAND DR 0.14

END

BUTNER RD

CITY LIMIT EAST OF SOUTH LAKE RD

START

TELL ROAD

SULLIVAN ROAD

STONEWALL TELL ROUNDABOUTS

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Aug 04, 2025 Aug 04, 2025

0.36

WELCOME ALL RD BEN HILL RD

END OF ROAD

END

OLD NATIONAL HWY

LAGRANGE BLVD SW

CITY LIMIT NORTH ROOSEVELT HWY OF CATALINA CIR 0.73

WILL LEE ROAD

WOLF CREEK LIBRARY TRAIL

XAVIER DR

YATES ROAD

0.63

1.14

CITY LIMIT NW OF ROOSEVELT HWY 1.45

CASCADE PALMETTO HWY

WILKERSON MILL ROAD

Aug 04, 2025

CAMPBELLTON FAIRBURN RD

WHITE MILL ROAD RIVERTOWN RD Aug 04, 2025

Aug 04, 2025

CITY LIMIT SOUTH WHITE CITY ROAD ROOSEVELT HWY OF JANICE DR 0.70 2.01

Aug 04, 2025

WHEATON DR SW VILLANOVA DR SW STONEHILL DR SW 0.61

0.70 Aug 04, 2025

FULTON MCDOUGALL INDUSTRIAL BLVD DRIVE

MCDOUGALL DRIVE

Aug 04, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 11, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

RIGHT OF WAY MAINTENANCE AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2026

0.53

WHARTON DRIVE SW

0.46

3.41

1.46

MILES

FULTON FULTON INDUSTRIAL BLVD INDUSTRIAL BLVD 2.16

WHARTON CIRCLE WHARTON DRIVE SW SW

WESTGATE PARKWAY SW

WESTBROOK ROAD

COCHRAN RD FORTUNE PT CITY LIMITS NORTH OF EVANS DR END OF ROAD

BETHSAIDA RD

OLD NATIONAL HWY

WEST ROAD

WEST STUBBS ROAD

END

START

ROADWAY

Aug 18, 2025

Mowing Week of

Aug 25, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

Sep 01, 2025

Mowing Week of

Sep 08, 2025

Litter Pick up Week of

End End Cascade Road City of Atlanta End City of Atlanta Cascade Road New Hope Road (City Limits) Fulton Ind. Blvd. Enon Road Fulton Ind. Blvd. City of Atlanta Miles Road City of Atlanta

Campbellton Road Vandiver Road Campbellton Road End Bakers Ferry Rd End Mendel Drive SW (Frederick DR?) End End

Cascade Road

Fairburn Road

City of Atlanta

Cascade Road

Boat Rock Road

Cascade Road

Campbellton Road

Camp Creek Pkwy

Boat Rock Road

Campbellton Fairburn Road

Stonewall Tell Road

Union Road

Enon Road

Campbellton Road

Stonewall Tell Road

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Mendel Dr SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Research Center Drive

Utoy Springs

Fairburn Road

Cascade Pkwy

Kimberly Road

New Hope

Danforth Road

Boatrock Road

Campbelton Road

Bakers Ferry Road

Butner Road

Union Road

Old Fairburn Road

Wallace Road

Union Road

Enon Road

Selig Dr SW

Mendel Dr SW

Mendel Ct SW

Fulton Industrial Circle

James Aldridge Blvd

Phillip Lee Drive

Campbellton Fairburn Road Demooney Road Cascade Palmetto Hwy. Union City Limits East Point City Limits East Point Limits HR Will Lee Road Campbelton Road Stonewall Tell Road

Stonewall Tell Road

Demooney Road

Welcome All Road

Roosevelt Hwy.

Ben Hill Road

Roosevelt Hwy.

Demooney Road

East Stubbs Rd

West Stubbs Rd

Scarborough Road

Welcome All Road

Washington Road

Will Lee Road

Ben Hill Road

Stonewall-Tell Road

Camp Drive

Zone 1 // Sweeper #2

City of Atlanta

Fulton Ind. Blvd.

End Point

Cascade Pkwy

Starting Point

Cascade Road

Zone 1 // Sweeper #2

Road Name

District

Week of Jul 13 2026

Week of

Jul 13 2026

0.30 Jul 13 2026

7.50 Jul 13 2026

1.00 Jul 13 2026

1.50 Jul 13 2026

0.70 Jul 13 2026

2.30 Jul 13 2026

1.50 Jul 13 2026

2.70 Jul 13 2026

1.30 Jul 13 2026

12.00 Jul 13 2026

36.25

0.55 Jul 13 2026

0.26 Jul 13 2026

0.21 Jul 13 2026

0.39 Jul 13 2026

0.64 Jul 13 2026

1.81 Jul 13 2026

4.30 Jul 13 2026

Aug 3 2026

1.33 Jul 13 2026 1.33 Jul 13 2026

Aug 3 2026

3.10 Jul 13 2026

2.30 Jul 13 2026

4.90 Jul 13 2026

0.80 Jul 13 2026

2.40 Jul 13 2026

2.10 Jul 13 2026

0.72 Jul 13 2026

2.30 Jul 13 2026

0.31 Jul 13 2026

0.14 Jul 13 2026

0.70 Jul 13 2026

0.30 Jul 13 2026

0.62 Jul 13 2026

0.14 Jul 13 2026

4.60 Jul 13 2026

Length in Miles

SWEEPING SCHEDULE

Week of

Aug 31 2026

Week of

Sep 28 2026

Butner Road Mason Road Dead end Tradewater Pkwy Dead end End Fulton Industrial Blvd End Purdue Drive End Fulton Industrial Blvd

Jailette Road

Roosevelt Hwy.

FIB

Boat Rock Blvd

FIB

Greensboro Drive

Fulton Industrial Blvd

LaGrange Blvd SW

Riverside Drive

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Hunter Road

Tradewater Pkwy

Lagrange Blvd

Boat Rock Blvd

Fisk Drive SW

Greensboro Drive

Xavier Drive SW

Emanuel Drive SW

Waycrest Drive SW

Westgate Parkway SW

Jones Road Flat Shoals Road Clayton County Flat Shoals Road Flat Shoals Road Surrey Trail Bethsaida Road Clayton County Hwy 138 Buffington Rd End of road Boulder Park Drive End Fulton Industrial Blvd Great SW Parkway End End Wheaton Dr SW

Koweta Road

Roosevelt Hwy

Oakley Road(Union City Limits)

Roosevelt Hwy

Godby Road

Old National Hwy.

Hwy 138.

Bethsaida Road

Old National Hwy

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Great Southwest Pkwy SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Great SW Parkway

Bucknell Dr SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Villanova Dr SW

Derrick Road

Feldwood Road

Flat Shoals Road

Mallory Road

Buffington Road

Scofield Rd.

Creel Road

Bethsaida Road

Bethsaida/ Albania Drive

Old Bill Cook Rd

Jerome Road

Bakers Ferry Rd SW

Bucknell Drive

Great SW Parkway SW

Tulane Drive SW

Bucknell Court SW

Villanova Dr SW

Stonehill Dr SW

Bethsaida Road Hwy 138

Flat Shoals Road

Old Bill Cook Road

Connell Road

Old National Highway

Zone 2 // Sweeper #2

Stonewall Tell Road

Campbellton Fairburn Hwy

Jones Road

Zone 2 // Sweeper #2

Jailette Road

Thaxton Road

End Point Welcome All Road

Starting Point

Scarborough Road

Road Name

District

Week of

July 20 2026

Week of

4.60 July 20 2026

1.90 July 20 2026

Aug 10 2026

32.08 July 20 2026 Jul 20 2026

Aug 10 2026

Aug 3 2026

0.25 July 20 2026

0.66 July 20 2026

0.30 July 20 2026

1.62 July 20 2026

1.60 July 20 2026

1.17 July 20 2026

2.65 July 20 2026

0.90 July 20 2026

1.90 July 20 2026

0.33 July 20 2026

2.30 July 20 2026

1.40 July 20 2026

0.90 July 20 2026

2.90 July 20 2026

1.20 July 20 2026

5.30 July 20 2026

1.90 July 20 2026

2.50 July 20 2026

2.30 July 20 2026

41.91

2.16 Jul 13 2026

0.17 Jul 13 2026

0.35 Jul 13 2026

0.36 Jul 13 2026

0.18 Jul 13 2026

0.21 Jul 13 2026

1.60 Jul 13 2026

1.09 Jul 13 2026

0.62 Jul 13 2026

1.00 Jul 13 2026

1.49 Jul 13 2026

1.88 Jul 13 2026

Length in Miles

SWEEPING SCHEDULE

Week of

Sep 7 2026

Aug 31 2026

Week of

Oct 5 2026

Sep 28 2026

Spence Road Union City Limits Fairburn Limits Fayette County Graham Road(Fairburn Westbridge Road South Fulton Pkwy Brazos Trail End End Fulton Industrial Blvd Commerce Drive SW End End Frederick Drive SW End McDougall Drive McDougall Drive James Aldridge Blvd

Oakley Ind.Blvd.(Fairburn Limits)

Fayetteville Road

Graham Drive

Mayfern Drive

Oakley Ind.Blvd.(Fairburn Limits)

Hwy. 138

Rivertown Road

Vogue Circle

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Shirley Dr SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Commerce Drive SW

Frederick Dr SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Patton Drive SW

Frederick Drive

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Wharton Drive SW

Goodson Road

Graham Road

Milam Road

Graham Drive

Old Jonesboro Road

Cedar Grove Road

Rivertown Road

Shirley Dr SW

Shirley Way SW

Commerce Drive

Commerce Circle

Patton Dr SW

Frederick Drive SW

Mills Place SW

Patton Drive SW

Wharton Drive SW

Wharton Circle SW

McDougal Drive SW

City of Atlanta End End Cascade Road City of Atlanta End City of Atlanta Cascade Road New Hope Road (City Limits) Fulton Ind. Blvd. Enon Road Fulton Ind. Blvd. City of Atlanta Miles Road City of Atlanta

Fulton Ind. Blvd.

Cascade Road

Fairburn Road

City of Atlanta

Cascade Road

Boat Rock Road

Cascade Road

Campbellton Road

Camp Creek Pkwy

Boat Rock Road

Campbellton Fairburn Road

Stonewall Tell Road

Union Road

Cascade Road

Cascade Pkwy

Research Center Drive

Utoy Springs

Fairburn Road

Cascade Pkwy

Kimberly Road

New Hope

Danforth Road

Boatrock Road

Campbelton Road

Bakers Ferry Road

Butner Road

Union Road

Old Fairburn Road

Zone 1 // Sweeper #2

Oakley Ind Blvd

Fayetteville Road

End Point Graham Drive(Fairburn

Starting Point

Hwy 138.(Union City Limits)

Road Name

District

Week of

July 20 2026

3.10 July 20 2026

2.30 July 20 2026

4.90 July 20 2026

0.80 July 20 2026

2.40 July 20 2026

2.10 July 20 2026

0.72 July 20 2026

2.30 July 20 2026

0.31 July 20 2026

0.14 July 20 2026

0.70 July 20 2026

0.30 July 20 2026

0.62 July 20 2026

0.14 July 20 2026

4.60 July 20 2026

23.29

0.30 July 20 2026

0.70 July 20 2026

0.53 July 20 2026

0.44 July 20 2026

0.27 July 20 2026

1.33 July 20 2026

0.29 July 20 2026

0.55 July 20 2026

0.39 July 20 2026

0.12 July 20 2026

0.80 July 20 2026

1.47 July 20 2026

1.65 July 20 2026

2.35 July 20 2026

0.80 July 20 2026

0.50 July 20 2026

2.40 July 20 2026

0.30 July 20 2026

Length in Miles

SWEEPING SCHEDULE

Week of

Aug 17 2026

Aug 10 2026

Week of

Sep 14 2026

Sep 7 2026

Week of

Oct 12 2026

Oct 5 2026

Vandiver Road Campbellton Road End Bakers Ferry Rd End Mendel Drive SW (Frederick DR?) End End

Campbellton Road

Stonewall Tell Road

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Mendel Dr SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Union Road

Enon Road

Selig Dr SW

Mendel Dr SW

Mendel Ct SW

Fulton Industrial Circle

James Aldridge Blvd

Phillip Lee Drive

Union City Limits East Point City Limits East Point Limits Welcome All Road Will Lee Road Campbelton Road Stonewall Tell Road Welcome All Road Butner Road Mason Road Dead end Tradewater Pkwy Dead end End Fulton Industrial Blvd End Purdue Drive End Fulton Industrial Blvd

Welcome All Road

Roosevelt Hwy.

Ben Hill Road

Roosevelt Hwy.

Scarborough Road

Jailette Road

Roosevelt Hwy.

FIB

Boat Rock Blvd

FIB

Greensboro Drive

Fulton Industrial Blvd

LaGrange Blvd SW

Riverside Drive

Fulton Industrial Blvd

West Stubbs Rd

Scarborough Road

Welcome All Road

Washington Road

Will Lee Road

Ben Hill Road

Stonewall-Tell Road

Camp Drive

Jailette Road

Thaxton Road

Hunter Road

Tradewater Pkwy

Lagrange Blvd

Boat Rock Blvd

Fisk Drive SW

Greensboro Drive

Xavier Drive SW

Emanuel Drive SW

Waycrest Drive SW

Westgate Parkway SW

Jones Road

Stonewall Tell Road

Cascade Palmetto Hwy.

Demooney Road

East Stubbs Rd

Campbellton Fairburn Hwy

Demooney Road

Stonewall Tell Road

Demooney Road

Zone 2 // Sweeper #2

Campbellton Fairburn Road

Stonewall Tell Road

Zone 1 // Sweeper #2

Campbellton Road

End Point

Enon Road

Starting Point

Wallace Road

Road Name

District

Week of

July 20 2026

Jul 27 2026 2.30 Jul 27 2026

33.11

2.16 July 20 2026

0.17 July 20 2026

0.35 July 20 2026

0.36 July 20 2026

0.18 July 20 2026

0.21 July 20 2026

July 20 2026

1.09 July 20 2026

0.62 July 20 2026

1.00 July 20 2026

1.49 July 20 2026

1.88 July 20 2026

0.30 July 20 2026

7.50 July 20 2026

1.00 July 20 2026

1.50 July 20 2026

0.70 July 20 2026

2.30 July 20 2026

1.50 July 20 2026

2.70 July 20 2026

1.30 July 20 2026

4.80 July 20 2026

36.25

0.55 July 20 2026

0.26 July 20 2026

0.21 July 20 2026

0.39 July 20 2026

0.64 July 20 2026

1.81 July 20 2026

4.30 July 20 2026

1.33 July 20 2026

Length in Miles

SWEEPING SCHEDULE

Week of

Aug 24 2026

Aug 17 2026

Week of

Sep 21 2026

Sep 14 2026

Week of

Oct 19 2026

Oct 12 2026

Flat Shoals Road Clayton County Flat Shoals Road Flat Shoals Road Surrey Trail Bethsaida Road Clayton County Hwy 138 Buffington Rd End of road Boulder Park Drive End Fulton Industrial Blvd Great SW Parkway End End Wheaton Dr SW

Roosevelt Hwy

Oakley Road(Union City Limits)

Roosevelt Hwy

Godby Road

Old National Hwy.

Hwy 138.

Bethsaida Road

Old National Hwy

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Great Southwest Pkwy SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Great SW Parkway

Bucknell Dr SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Villanova Dr SW

Flat Shoals Road

Mallory Road

Buffington Road

Scofield Rd.

Creel Road

Bethsaida Road

Bethsaida/ Albania Drive

Old Bill Cook Rd

Jerome Road

Bakers Ferry Rd SW

Bucknell Drive

Great SW Parkway SW

Tulane Drive SW

Bucknell Court SW

Villanova Dr SW

Stonehill Dr SW

Bethsaida Road Hwy 138 Graham Drive(Fairburn Spence Road Union City Limits Fairburn Limits Fayette County Graham Road(Fairburn Westbridge Road South Fulton Pkwy Brazos Trail End End Fulton Industrial Blvd Commerce Drive SW End End Frederick Drive SW

Flat Shoals Road

Old Bill Cook Road

Hwy 138.(Union City Limits)

Oakley Ind.Blvd.(Fairburn Limits)

Fayetteville Road

Graham Drive

Mayfern Drive

Oakley Ind.Blvd.(Fairburn Limits)

Hwy. 138

Rivertown Road

Vogue Circle

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Shirley Dr SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Commerce Drive SW

Frederick Dr SW

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Patton Drive SW

Connell Road

Old National Highway

Oakley Ind Blvd

Fayetteville Road

Goodson Road

Graham Road

Milam Road

Graham Drive

Old Jonesboro Road

Cedar Grove Road

Rivertown Road

Shirley Dr SW

Shirley Way SW

Commerce Drive

Commerce Circle

Patton Dr SW

Frederick Drive SW

Mills Place SW

Zone 2 Sweeper #2

Derrick Road

Feldwood Road

End Point Jones Road

Starting Point

Koweta Road

Road Name

District

Week of Week of

0.27 Jul 27 2026

1.33 Jul 27 2026

0.29 Jul 27 2026

0.55 Jul 27 2026

0.39 Jul 27 2026

0.12 Jul 27 2026

0.80 Jul 27 2026

1.47 Jul 27 2026

1.65 Jul 27 2026

2.35 Jul 27 2026

0.80 Jul 27 2026

0.50 Jul 27 2026

2.40 Jul 27 2026

0.30 Jul 27 2026

4.60 Jul 27 2026

1.90 Jul 27 2026

Aug 24 2026

32.08 Jul 27 2026 Jul 27 2026

Aug 24 2026

0.25 Jul 27 2026

0.66 Jul 27 2026

0.30 Jul 27 2026

1.62 Jul 27 2026

1.60 Jul 27 2026

1.17 Jul 27 2026

2.65 Jul 27 2026

0.90 Jul 27 2026

1.90 Jul 27 2026

0.33 Jul 27 2026

2.30 Jul 27 2026

1.40 Jul 27 2026

0.90 Jul 27 2026

2.90 Jul 27 2026

1.20 Jul 27 2026

5.30 Jul 27 2026

1.90 Jul 27 2026

2.50 Jul 27 2026

Length in Miles

SWEEPING SCHEDULE

Week of

Sep 21 2026

Week of

Oct 19 2026

McDougall Drive McDougall Drive James Aldridge Blvd

Fulton Industrial Blvd

Wharton Drive SW

Wharton Circle SW

McDougal Drive SW

Patton Drive SW

Wharton Drive SW

End Point End

Starting Point

Frederick Drive

Road Name

District

Week of

23.29

0.30 Jul 27 2026

0.70 Jul 27 2026

0.53 Jul 27 2026

0.44 Jul 27 2026

Length in Miles

SWEEPING SCHEDULE

Week of

Aug 24 2026

Week of

Sep 21 2026

Week of

Oct 19 2026

The Traffic Operations Crew is on constant patrol in the City of South Fulton to ensure that all signs and signals are working properly and clear to see. This consists of approximately 35,000 static or fixed signs, 69 Traffic Signals, 2 signalized and 2 Solar Pedestrian Crossings, 14 Traffic B eacons, 40 School Flashers and numerous Solar Flashing signs. The following is a description of each of the 9 categories that is used by Traffic Operations and what each category represents. • • • • • • • • •

Sign – Long Term Repair is used if it is determined that a sign needs to be ordered. This category will remain open until the sign comes in and gets installed. Sign – Other Sign Dow n/ Missing is used for missing signs, installing new signs, replacing or upgrading signs. If there are other signs on that post, the crew will clean them while onsite. Sign – Preventative Maintenance is used for the cleaning and straighting of signs that are found to be dirty or leaning over more that 10 degrees. Sign - Stop/ Yield Sign Dow n/ Missing is used for responding to or finding a STOP or Y IE L D sign that has been knocked down or missing. The traffic crew will then either replace or correct the sign. Signal - I n Flash or Dark is used to let us know that the traffic signal is flashing all RE D lights, or no lights are visible. Signal – Long Term Repair is used if parts need to be ordered or if a contractor is being called in to make repairs. Signal - Other I ssues is used to let us know if there are any other problems with the Traffic Signal, this can include a L E D bulb not working, if the crosswalk is being problematic, or the signal not changing. Signal Preventative Maintenance is used for making any corrections to a traffic signal including replacing L E Ds that have burnt out or fixing signs on the wires that need to be corrected. Traffic Operations – Other is used to show the other things that Traffic Operations does. This includes responding to school zone issues, any type of traffic control, deploying/ retrieving message boards or anything that does not pertain to traffic signals or traffic signs.

This month, the Traffic Operations Department acquired 158 new requests and closed 160 out. The following are the 160 SeeClickFix items, along with the 9 Categories that Traffic Operations responded to and completed this past month. E xamples of work completed this past month are highlighted in E xhibit A.

Sign – Long Term Repair: 2 Seeclickfix # 21413942 21813519

Location Camp Creek Pkwy SW & Campbellton Rd SW 7505 Old National Hwy

Sign – Other Sign Down/Missing: 48 Seeclickfix # 21760031 21884993 22005351 22005353 22075849 22086146 22087856 22088290 22103471 22121066 22135264 22155474 22160891 22163222 22166889 22169420 22173661 22175006 22175255 22175357 22176065 22176267 22176459 22182564 22183605 22183724 22183755 22183817 22183853 22184540 22189317 22189603 22189624 22189652 22189676

Location 3830-3860 Old Cascade Rd SW Estates Dr & Union Rd SW 2275 Fern Valley Dr SW Woodside Dr SW 3400-3434 Buffington Ctr 4101-4199 Lawrence Ave 3403-3549 Old Fairburn Rd 3403-3549 Old Fairburn Rd 4780 Spring Rd 2405 Reynolds Rd SW Heatherland Dr SW 5674-5680 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW 5462-5480 Campbellton Rd SW Oakley Rd 6080 Feldwood Rd 2545 Jolly Rd 4201-4267 Derrick Rd 5011-5045 Jones Rd 5950 Hampton Ct 5047-5069 Jones Rd 5100 Acoustic Ave 7424-7456 Hall Rd 7151-7157 Hall Rd Boat Rock Rd SW & Campbellton Rd 7390 Herndon Rd 7209-7239 Herndon Rd 7288-7298 Bishop Rd 7508 Rivertown Road 7353-7371 Rivertown Rd 6035 Boat Rock Blvd SW Scarborough Rd & Welcome All Rd SW 3007-3011 Stonewall Tell Rd Jones Rd & Stonewall Tell Rd Stonewall Tell Rd 3738-3782 Stonewall Tell Rd

Seeclickfix # 22205704 22225799 22227552 22255792 22256272 22265595 22266294 22267521 22267684 22285036 22285436 22315144 22315584

Location 6001-6031 Emmanuel Dr SW 3444-3470 W Stubbs Rd 7350-7498 Cavender Dr SW 3375 Roosevelt Hwy 7255 Herndon Rd 7288-7298 Bishop Rd 2905 Sandy Circle Bunting Ln SW Bunting Ln SW 5028-5082 Tiwanaku Dr SW 5489-5491 Cascade Rd SW 1689-1695 Boat Rock Rd SW 2301-5699 Datona Dr SW

Sign – Preventative Maintenance: 67 SeeClickFix # 22088085 22104362 22104678 22104952 22105184 22105868 22106970 22114886 22119633 22119914 22125810 22126370 22129673 22129998 22135159 22135856 22136033 22137889 22162336 22164425 22164602 22183089 22187474 22195849 22198859

Location 3265-3319 Enon Rd 5665 Baffin Rd 5632 Baffin Road 5624 Baffin Road 5632 Baffin Road 4327 Rainer Dr 1300-1332 Heatherland Dr SW 5404-5498 Estates Dr 5405 Red Berry Ln SW 2217-2273 Fern Valley Dr SW 2385 Reynolds Rd SW 2265 Fern Valley Dr SW 2351 Garnet Ave 2347 Garnet Ave 1550-1554 Reynolds Rd SW 5101-5161 Bruce Pl SW 5201-5399 Lakerock Way SW 3820 Stonewall Tell Rd 100 Lost Springs Ln SW 4629-4699 Elgin St 7147-7147 Oakley Industrial Blvd 3724 Cascade Road SW 6751 Hill Rock Ln 7255 Herndon Rd 4673 Irish Red Ct

22204033 22206650 22212996 22225193 22225460 22225945 22234787 22235371 22236866 22246472 22254754 22257012 22257889 22265561 22265731 22265952 22266065 22266475 22266709 22266948 22283505 22283721 22284006 22285897 22286421 22287440 22293756 22294160 22297700 22298471 22299266 22304489 22304903 22305342 22306554 22307527 22308864 22308991 22317725 22318524 22319518 22320000

3860 Stonewall Tell Rd 4225 Stonewall Tell Road 7721-7785 Rivertown Rd 8218 Cedar Grove Rd 8301-8321 Teal Rd 5117-5117 Cascade Palmetto Hwy 5500-5554 Old Cascade Rd SW 5355 Cascade Hills Cir SW Bagby Ct 4857 Miller Rd 5400-5498 Cascade Hills Loop SW 7425-7425 Herndon Rd 2153 Capella Cir SW 7020 Old Bethsaida Way 2901-2949 Sandy Cir 275 Lori Ln 200-270 Lori Ln 2905 Sandy Circle 1498 Sandrock Ln SW Westlake Pkwy SW 3424-3434 Butner Rd SW 5084-5098 Tiwanaku Dr SW 5028-5082 Tiwanaku Dr SW 4299-4399 Watauga Dr 4255 Watauga Drive 5028-5082 Tiwanaku Dr SW 6019-6099 Catawba Way 4220 Watauga Dr 7387 Taloga Ln 7040-7060 Rivertown Rd 2101-2161 Capella Cir SW 7079 Rivertown Rd 7315 Coosa Cv 7289 Coosa Cv 3401-3401 Old Fairburn Rd 3545 Roosevelt Hwy Wolf View Ct SW 101-131 Hollybrook Rd Bishop Rd & Herndon Rd 7159-7165 Hall Rd 3325 W Stubbs Rd 3885 Benchmark Dr

Sign - Stop/Yield Sign Down/Missing: 5 SeeClickFix # 22129970 22173733 22183579 22208657 22307846

Location Camp Creek Pkwy SW & Campbellton Rd SW 7880 Rivertown Road 2640 Dunmoreland Ter 8000-8006 Rivertown Rd Short Rd & Cedar Grove Rd

Signal - In Flash or Dark: 19 Seeclickfix # 22114226 22131798 22132383 22151791 22158609 22158696 22158915 22202004 22208596 22215189 22215254 22224433 22228765 22235040 22247876 22254425 22276181 22276301 22287572

Location 6963-6975 Campbellton Rd 4983-4987 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW 3200 Cascade Palmetto Highway Camp Creek Pkwy SW Boat Rock Blvd SW 3689-3699 Cascade Rd SW 6963-6975 Campbellton Rd 2307 Polaris Way SW 3200 Cascade Palmetto Highway 1053-1099 Great Southwest Pkwy SW 100-102 Great Southwest Pkwy SW 3200 Cascade Palmetto Highway Camp Creek Pkwy SW 1229 Utoy Springs Rd SW Camp Creek Pkwy SW Camp Creek Pkwy SW 4227-4283 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW 3685-3687 Cascade Rd SW Jolly Rd & Old National Hwy

Signal – Long Term Repair: 2 SeeClickFix # 21293224 21908449

Location Aldredge Rd SW & Butner Rd SW Camp Creek Pkwy & Fulton Industrial Blvd

Signal – Other Issues: 10 SeeClickFix # 22081332 22090097

Location 6274-6314 Old National Hwy Cascade Palmetto Hwy & S Fulton Pkwy

SeeClickFix # 22114025 22121089 22140492 22229947 22286387 22292862 22295192 22316108

Location 4676 Creekside Cv Campbellton Rd SW & Enon Rd SW Bakers Ferry Rd SW & Fulton Industrial Blvd SW Bethsaida Rd Hall Rd & Highway 92 Old National Hwy Vandiver Rd SW & Union Rd SW S Fulton Pkwy

Signal Preventative Maintenance: 2 SeeClickFix # 22222980 22238440

Location Fulton Industrial Blvd SW & Great Southwest Pkwy SW 4790 Campbellton Road SW

Traffic Operations – Other: 5 SeeClickFix # 22091735 22204240 22204583 22204612 22319379

Location 3310 Merk Rd SW 6095 Boat Rock Blvd SW 7486-7488 Old National Hwy 7397-7403 Old National Hwy 4200 Demooney Rd

SOME SIGN WORK THIS MONTH

Traffic studies are conducted based on the evaluation of day-to-day traffic concerns and also considering requests from the residents in the City of South Fulton. Recommendations are made for the installation of traffic control and traffic calming devices. Types of traffic studies include All-Way Stop Warrant Studies, Traffic Signal Warrant Studies, and Traffic Calming Studies. These studies follow the federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) standards and Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) standards. The goal of these studies is to improve the mobility, safety, and capacity of the city’s infrastructure. Traffic Studies Completed – July 2026

Traffic Impact Study – Proposed mixed-use development project – Cascade Road at Cascade Parkway Staff reviewed a traffic impact study for a proposed mixed-use development and its potential effects on the existing roadway network. The mixed-use project includes a 21,831-square-foot grocery store, a 2,325-square-foot fast-food restaurant, and a 2,200-square-foot bank. Access to the site would be provided through a single full-access driveway aligned with the signalized intersection at Cascade Road and Cascade Parkway. Summary of Study Recommendations: • •

Provide a northbound left-turn signal phase for vehicles exiting the proposed development. Adjust the existing signal timings to accommodate anticipated new traffic patterns generated by the proposed development and nearby developments.

J uly 2026 I . Stormw ater Operations & Maintenance Report Maintenance crews completed storm repairs in multiple locations across Districts 1 through 7. Jet-Vac and closed-circuit television (CCTV) crews mobilized on thirty- three ( 33) high- priority storm cleanings on E non Road, B utner Rd, Stonewall Tell Rd, Will L ee Road, B urdett Rd, Picardy Cir, Cedar Hurst Trl, Hurst Point, Redona Dr. B rown Dr, B eaver Creek Trl, Peppermill L n, Cedar Wood Dr, Middleburg Dr, Old Carriage Dr, L eisure L n, Merrywood Dr, Doe Run Dr and Virginia Cove. Infrastructure repair crews also replaced 55 linear feet of damaged storm pipe on J anice Dr and J ones Dr and replaced 8 damaged storm top slabs.

Street Name

COMPLETED STORM WORK ORDERS Subdivision District Work Orders

LENGTH (FT)

COST ($)

Duquesne Dr Sw

N/A

$1,316.80

Enon Rd

N/A

$2,084.40

Butner Rd

N/A

$2,500.00

Stonewall Tell Rd

N/A

$500.00

Valley Brook Dr

Bon Haven Estates

$500.00

Butner Rd

N/A

$5,000.00

Stonewall Tell Rd

N/A

$18,600.00

Will Lee Road

N/A

$500.00

Pontevedra Pl

Pontevedra

$1,750.00

Derrick Rd

N/A

Jones Dr

N/A

$1,280.00

Elmwood Ct

Magnolia Walk

$500.00

Burdett Rd

N/A

$500.00

Janice Dr

N/A

Picardy Cir North

Picardy Circle South

$500.00

Picardy Cir South

Picardy Circle South

$1,000.00

Cedar Hurst Trl

Pointer Ridge

$500.00

Hurst Point

Pointer Ridge

$500.00

Redona Dr

Ponderosa

$500.00

$24,110.00

$16,220.00

West Village Ct

Bentwood Village

$1,000.00

Brown Dr S

Bethsaida Woods

$1,192.00

Beaver Creek Trl

College Heights

$500.00

Peppermill Ln

Hallie Hills

$1,980.00

Cedar Wood Dr

Hillandale

$1,000.00

Middleburg Dr

Hillandale

$1,000.00

Old Carriage Dr

Monterey

$1,000.00

Leisure Ln

Pointer Ridge

$2,530.00

Merrywood Dr

Smoke Ridge

$500.00

Doe Run Dr

Deerwood Park

$1,884.00

Virginia Cove

South Hills

$1,280.00

$92,227.20

As a result of the high-priority storm structure cleaning, field staff have now identified 64 high- priority pipe repairs connected to the recently cleared storm manholes that are necessary to restore drainage capacity and reduce localized flooding risks. Contractors will mobilize as soon as possible to remove debris and root obstructions, verify the condition of each asset, and determine the appropriate next steps, including pipe replacement, trenchless repair, or other corrective measures.

N ex t Steps • Continue on-site evaluation and prioritization of CCTV/ cleaning and top-slab replacement of high priority structures per Storm-Sidewalk Action Plan for FY 2025-26. • Continue repairs of damaged & obstructed storm systems identified from routine inspections.

The Streetlight Program was established to address the need for adequate illumination of public streets or roadways within the City of South Fulton. The goal is to aid in the safety and systematic movement of vehicular traffic within the public travel roadway. L ighting on roadways is not provided for personal security, such as lighting of yards, driveways, or private property. In-house staff assesses requests from residents, conducts field visits and works with power companies to address inquiries about new lights, repairs, and upgrades. L ast year, Mayor and Council approved a resolution adopting the Streetlight Masterplan. The masterplan provides options for street and pedestrian light poles, styles, spacing, lighting technology and control, and appropriate lighting levels for various locations such as state roads, arterials minor residential streets, maj or street corridors including those with existing and proposed bike lanes, controlled intersections, roundabouts, uncontrolled pedestrian crossings, transit station street areas, and parks. On July 28, staff met with a Georgia Power representative to review a preliminary design for installing dual-arm poles along the centerline of Camp Creek Parkway, from Old Fairburn Road to the Douglas County line. Georgia Power provided an initial proposal covering the segment from Old Fairburn Road to Camp Creek Parkway, which includes the installation of 310 161W-L E D roadway lights and 159 new poles, per the lighting plan. The proposed work will require approximately 6.4 miles of directional boring, a GDOT permit, and traffic control in designated areas. All poles and light fixtures will match existing installations to ensure a consistent lighting pattern along Camp Creek Parkway. Staff requested that Georgia Power extend the proposed corridor to the Douglas County line and submit a revised proposal including updated costs, schedule, and photometric analysis.

Not actual photo. For illustrative purposes only

L astly, the department is finalizing a priority list to install and/ or upgrade streetlights on all corridors with proposed and existing sidewalks, State routes, and intersections. All sidewalk proj ects will also include pedestrian lights. U pon completion, staff will meet with the power companies to draft an implementation plan that will include costs and schedules. Requests for streetlights- new and upgrades- received to date are detailed in E xhibit A.

STREETLIGHT INQUIRY/APPROVED LOG YEAR TO DATE EXHIBIT A

Date

Request type/ Description

Location/

Install 246 Decorative Black Yole poles with 101- New Hope Road, Danforth Rd Watt LED Post Top Fixtures to Campbellton Road Install 14 (70 CRI, 4000K LED Lights) and 9 new Greentree Trail, Old Fairburn Rd to End wooden poles- Greystone Install (7) 122W LED lights for roadway lightingGeorgia Power 26-Jan Install (8) 122W LED lights for roadway lighting Elva Dr, Bruce Pl, Loch Lomond Campbellton Rd, Union to Chattahoochee River Install (4) 90W LED lights East Stubbs, Demooney Rd to Stonewall Tell Rd

Campbellton Rd, Union to Chattahoochee River Farley Drive, Dove Drive, and Zone Avenue

Monthly Cost to Number Upfront Cost City of lights 246

$0.00

To Be funded Note from

$24,988.68

Streetlight General Funds

TBD

$11,610.00

$74.25

Streetlight General Funds

Complete

$0.00

$198.03

Streetlight General Funds

Complete

$0.00

$232.00

$2,306.30

$297.00

Streetlight General Funds Streetlight General Funds

Pending Installation Execution Phase

$0.00

$168.20

Streetlight General Funds

Contract Fully Executed

$544.00

$240.00

Pending revisions

335

$14,460.30

$26,198.16

Streetlight General Funds

Purpose of utility permits is to help the City of South Fulton staff track and manage construction operations more efficiently. Each utility permit contains a unique reference number, special requirements before/during operation, procedures, and contact information in case of emergencies. All this information is essential when dealing with construction operations in our Right of Way.

Permits

Locations

Scope of Work Greystone Power will install a new pole approx. 33' behind the old span guy pole and install single phase 2/0 primary over Wallace Rd to feed power into the new Liberty Oasis Estates development. Comcast is to riser 25' down pole, excavate and install 380' of new 24ct fiber through new 2" conduit within the ROW of Ono Rd to provide service to the Brooke at Rivertown Subdivision. Greystone power has a fault on one of our U.G. secondary lines crossing under the road at 4108 Marshwood Trace. We will call in locates and plan to bore new secondary in between transformer. Comcast is to excavate, bore, and install 631' new 24ct fiber to be pulled through new 2" conduit then pull 5' new 24ct fiber to be pulled through existing roll-duct within the ROW of Westgate Pkwy SW to provide service to 1740 Westgate Pkwy SW. Boutee Tree Company needs a lane closure on Cascade Road between Danforth Road and Manor Hill Lane on 7/21/2026 through 7/24/2026. Comcast is to bore and install 135 of new 0.625” coax cable through new 2” conduit within the ROW of Garnet Ave. Comcast is to bore and install 160' of new 0.625" coax cable through new 2" conduit within ROW of Walnut Rdg.

Status

EP-2026-070280

2210 Wallace Road

EP-2026-070281

8015 Ono Rd

EP-2026-070282

4108 and 4109 Marshwood Trace

EP-2026-070283

1740 Westgate Pkwy SW

EP-202607-0284

4025, 4015, 4035 Cascade Road

EP-2026-070285

2370 Garnet Ave

EP-2026-070286

3340 Walnut Rdg

EP-202607-0287

New Hope Rd and adjacent streets, between Campbellton Rd and Heatherland Dr

Atlanta Gas Light will directional bore 20' of 4" PLS gas mains in order to relocate the existing steel.

In Progress

EP-202607-0288

6702 Brooke Blvd

Atlanta Watershed will install new water meter.

Complete

EP-202607-0289

4194 Matisse Ln

Atlanta Gas Light will open trench 6' of 1 1/4" pls svc at a minimum 48" depth within Matisse Ln for a new service. 85

Complete

In Progress

Complete

In Progress In Progress Complete

Complete

Permits

Locations

Scope of Work

Status

EP-2026-070290

4830 Washington Rd, between Roosevelt Hwy & Spring St

Atlanta Watershed will inspect the sewer laterals with lateral cameras from the main sewer line.

Complete

EP-2026-070291

8105 Williams Rd

Atlanta Gas Light will open trench 270' of 2" MHP PLS gas main in order to relocate the existing 2" MHP PLS gas main

Complete

EP-2026-070292

Delano Rd, 1152' northwest

Atlanta Gas Light will dig one 2'x2' work pit to uncover inlet valve and install valve box.

Hasn’t Started

6086 Allpoint Way

Comcast will install 102' new 0.625" UG coax cable to be pulled through new 2" conduit within the ROW of Allpoint Way to replace existing damaged cable.

Complete

EP-2026-070294

890 to 910 Fairburn Rd SW

Ruby-Collins construction will spot utilities and drop materials off for future operation.

Complete

EP-2026-070295

7851 Shertall St

EP-2026-070293

EP-2026-070296

6725 Short Rd

EP-2026-070297

922 Artistry Way

EP-2026-070298

4680 Orkney Ln SW

EP-2026-070299

4070 Shirley Dr SW

EP-2026-070300

5670 The Eternal

EP-2026-070301

New Hope Rd, 154' east of Loch Lomond Trl SW Cl

EP-2026-070302

380 Herron CV SW

EP-2026-070303

8195 Elkhorn Ct

Comcast is to excavate, bore, and install 106' new 0.625" UG coax cable to be pulled through new 2" conduit within the ROW of Shertall St to replace existing damaged cable. Comcast is to excavate, and install 101' new 24count fiber to be pulled through new 2" conduit within the ROW of Short Rd to provide service to 6725 Short Rd. Atlanta Gas Light will open trench 8' of 1 1/4" pls svc at a minimum 48" depth within Artistry Way for a new service. Atlanta Gas Light will open trench 6' of 1 1/4" pls svc at a minimum 48" depth within Orkney Ln SW for a new service. Comcast is to install 5” of new 24ct fiber through existing roll duct within the ROW of Shirley Dr SW to provide service to 4070 Shirley Dr. Atlanta Gas Light will open trench 7' of 1/2" pls svc at a minimum 48" depth within the Eternal Dr for a new service. Atlanta Gas Light will open trench 2' of 14 AWG test wire and install test station at the 6" MHP STL gas main. Comcast to install 386’ of new 0.625” coax cable through new 2” conduit within the ROWs of Herron Ln SW and Herron Cv SW to replace a damaged cable. Comcast is to install 8293' new 24ct fiber to be pulled through new 2" conduit within the ROW of Elkhorn Dr, Coldstream Dr, Elkhorn Ct, & Spindletop Dr to provide service to 8231 Coldstream Dr.

Hasn’t Started Hasn’t Started In Progress Hasn’t Started Complete In Progress Hasn’t Started Hasn’t Started

In Progress

Permits

Locations

EP-2026-070304

1450 and 1500 Boat Rock Road

EP-2026-070305

3533 Demooney Rd

Scope of Work Greystone Power will set new 45' wood pole inline with existing 3ph line. We will then need to pull about 60' of 1/0 ACSR single phase primary across Boat Rock Road. This will attach to a new 45' wood primary dead-end pole for service to a new home. This new line will be about 251' from Bruce Place. Atlanta Gas Light will directional bore 640' of 2" pls main and 51' of 1 1/4" pls svc at a minimum 48" depth along and across Demooney Rd for a new service.

Status

Hasn’t Started

Solid Waste Group Purpose and Responsibilities The City of South Fulton Solid Waste Group is committed to overseeing and regulating all solid waste services within the city limits. These services include residential solid waste collection, bulk item pickup, commercial services, convenience can management and education.

Image above Shows, COSF Solid Waste team at District’s 7 Paper Shredding & Recycling event at Tri-Countries Plaza.

Residential Services Requests for Service Residential services include weekly garbage collection and monthly bulk pickup. In July, New Service requests increased by 31 showing new residents coming to COSF. Request for bulk item decreased by 39 showing residents engaging more with Merk Miles Convenience Center to dispose bulk. As extra cart requests also decreased.

Source: TracEZ

Service Complaints In July, complaints show that damage repairs and replacements have increased by 51, mostly attributed to Independence Day activities. Missed curbside complaints decreased by 96.

Source: TracEZ Deliveries and Maintenance In July, New Construction homes increased by 37, showing a rising rate with move-ins as newly built homes in COSF. Replaced Carts also by 23 as Repaired Carts remains the same.

Source: COSF Solid Waste Division

Events and Activities Community Engagement & Education The team participated in District 7’s Paper Shredding and Recycling event on July 18th at TriCounties Plaza. Solid Waste team is preparing for district 6’s Paper Shredding and Recycling event in September at Creel Park 9-12.

Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center The City of South Fulton operates the Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center through a thirdparty vendor. This facility accepts Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), Construction Debris (C&D) and recycling. Data is reported through March 2026. The total number of vehicles serviced and collected material by weight continues to remain the same. Merk Miles Recycling & Municipal Solid Waste Activity Recycling Activities Mar Apr May Total Number of Recyclers 879 889 892 Recycling Collected (Tons) 11 10 11

YTD 4,711 61

MSW Collection Activities Total Number of Vehicles Serviced

Mar

Apr

May

YTD

2,292

2,331

2,376

12,349

Total Solid Waste Collected (Tons) Source: Latham Sanitation

275.56

326.79

265.42

1,605

Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center Renovations Update Solid Waste dedicated significant time to evaluating and planning improvements for the recycling program at the Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center. As part of this initiative, staff conducted site visits to three recycling facilities to observe operations, assess best practices, and identify opportunities for enhancement. The facilities visited included: • • •

The Center for Hard to Recycle Materials (CHaRM) in Atlanta The CHaRM facility in Decatur The Snellville Recycling Center

During each visit, data was collected regarding facility layout, traffic flow, recycling processes, site infrastructure, staffing requirements, customer service procedures, safety measures, and operational protocols. The purpose of these assessments was to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each facility and determine how successful practices could be adapted to improve operations at the Merk Miles Citizens Convenience Center.

The information gathered will support recommendations aimed at increasing operational efficiency, improving customer experience, enhancing material recovery efforts, and creating a more effective recycling process for City of South Fulton residents.

STREETLIGHT PROGRAM APPROVED BY MAYOR & COUNCIL JULY 9, 2024

MAIN PURPOSE Help guide future streetlight infrastructure improvement and operation programs.

WWW.CITYOFSOUTHFULTON.GA.GOV

Provide an implementation and action plan with a realistic funding strategy.

AUGUST 11, 2026

RECOMMENDATIONS… …OUT OF THE BLOCKS

The streetlight recommendations are based on adding: • New lights based on road illuminance, traffic volume, pedestrian activity • Streetlights to supplement the existing lights • All transportation projects being designed and constructed will meet complete street design guidelines

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Streetlight Program in the CoSF illustrates a comprehensive approach: Adopted a formal street lighting policy in 2024.

Allocated $3.5 million per year

Collaborates with power and solar companies

Focuses on safety, energy efficiency and resilience

Maintains inventory through GIS maps

Overall, streetlight program combine strategic planning, community involvement, sustainable technology, and reliable maintenance to enhance public safety and quality of life in the City.

INSTALLED OR APPROVED FY26 TO DATE Location New Hope Road, Danforth Rd to Campbellton Road Greentree Trail, Old Fairburn Rd to End

Request type/ Description Pedestrian decorative lights being installed Streetlights

# of lights 246

Elva Dr, Bruce Pl, Loch Lomond Campbellton Rd, Union Rd/Riverside Dr to Chattahoochee River Farley Drive, Dove Drive, and Zone Avenue East Stubbs, Demooney Rd to Stonewall Tell Rd Cascade Hills Subdivision

Streetlights Streetlights

8 36

Streetlights Streetlights

4 20

Streetlights Total

8 336

Blue font depicts plan recommendations

FY 26 NEW INITIATIVES SOLAR Pedestrian Decorative Lights- Enon Road, LynArbor Lane to Sanford J. Jones • Post: 160 Opera- Brown Roman SINGLE-(190-2P) • Pole Height: 14’ direct burial • Quantity 160 • Average Spacing 100 Feet on both sides • Lease • Duration 10 years • Monthly Cost $15,650.00 • Options $1 buyout options and the end of the lease term

PROPOSED BUDGET FOR FY 27 $3,500,000.00

STREETLIGHTS FY 27 GEORGIA POWER Annual Consumption

$1,662,165.45

GREYSTONE Annual Consumption

$420,000.00

FONROCHE • Enon Road, Stonewall Tell Rd to Sanford J. Jones Blvd STREETLIGHT MASTERPLAN • Appendix A, (Next 2 slides) prioritized using criteria (road illuminance, traffic volume pedestrian activity & supplement to existing lights) STREETLIGHT STATE ROUTES - (Forecasted) • Camp Creek Parkway, Old Fairburn Rd to County line (~ 356 lights) • FIB, Camp Creek Parkway to Campbellton Rd (~192 lights) • SR 92, Cascade Palmetto Highway to Hall Rd (~150 lights) SITE ASSESSMENTS • Pedestrian Lights (Old National Highway, Campbellton Rd) • TSPLOST projects Amounts are estimates and subject to change

$187,800.00 $789,961.35

$174,805.20

$265,268.00

APPENDIX A NEW & SUPPLEMENT DISTRICT 1 • Bakers Ferry Rd, Boat Rock to FIB • Fairburn Road Phase II, Cascade Rd to CoA North • Riverside Drive, FIB to Campbellton Rd DISTRICT 2 • Butner Road over Camp Creek • Old Fairburn Road @ Union Road • Cochran Over Camp Creek Bridge Replacement • Emily Way, Butner Rd to Shannontore Dr DISTRICT 3 • Welcome All Rd @ Jailette Rd • Ben Hill Rd, Roosevelt Highway to Will Lee Road • Campbell Drive, Roosevelt Hwy to End of Road • Miller Rd, Roosevelt Highway to Spring Street DISTRICT 4 • Derrick Rd, Koweta Rd to SF Parkway • Old White Mill Rd, Campbellton Fairburn Rd to End DISTRICT 5 • Benchmark Dr, Feldwood to Transit Circle • Mallory Rd, Stacks Rd to Flat Shoals Rd DISTRICT 6 • Fox Hall Lane, Greenbower Lane to Peppermill Lane • Peppermill Lane, Creel Rd to End DISTRICT 7 • Fayetteville Rd, Spence Rd (SR92) to Fairburn City limits • Oakley Rd, Irish Red Court to Quarry Drive

FORECAST 2028-2032 AIM HIGH

DISTRICT 1 • Boat Rock Rd, Campbellton Rd to Camp Creek Parkway • Enon Rd, Campbellton Rd to Camp Creek Parkway • Kimberly Rd, Cascade Rd to End of Rd DISTRICT 2 • Butner Rd, Stonewall Tell Rd to Pittman Rd DISTRICT 3 • Will Lee Rd, Ben Hill Rd to Welcome All Rd • Derrick Rd, Stonewall Tell Rd/Jones Rd to Big Creek DISTRICT 4 • Butner Rd, Stonewall Tell Rd to Ridge Rd • Cedar Grove Rd, Cascade-Palmetto Hwy to Rivertown Rd • Ridge Rd, Campbellton-Fairburn Rd to Cascade-Palmetto Hwy DISTRICT 5 • Melanie Ct, Melanie Ln to End of Rd Mallory Rd to End of Rd • Melanie Ln, • Dacite Ct, Connell Rd to End of Rd • Jerome Rd, Old National Hwy to Old Bill Book Rd • Old Bill Cook Rd, Buffington Rd to Springfield Ct • Pierce Rd, Mallory Rd to Feldwood Rd • Red Oak Rd, Magnolia Walk Ln to Old Bill Cook Rd DISTRICT 6 • Peppermill Ln, Creel Rd to Misty Cove Ln • Fox Hall Ln, Creel Rd to Peppermill Ln • Flat Shoals Rd, Old National Hwy to Clayton County line • Pleasant Hill Rd, Old National Hwy to Clayton County line DISTRICT 7 • Projects will be selected using criteria (road illuminance, traffic volume, pedestrian activity & supplement to existing lights)

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