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quarterly reports quarterly reports PEACHTREE CITY, PEACHTREE CITY, GEORGIA GEORGIA
City City Services Services
Public Public Safety Safety
Community Community Engagement Engagement
“Uncompromised Excellence” “Uncompromised Excellence”
Peachtree City, Georgia
TABLE OF TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENTS
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“Uncompromised Excellence” CITY MANAGER’S MESSAGE...................................................... 1 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT...................................................... 2 EXECUTIVE SERVICES................................................................... 3 FINANCIAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES........................ 4 FIRE RESCUE..................................................................................... 5 HUMAN RESOURCES.................................................................... 6 LIBRARY SERVICES........................................................................ 7 PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT.................................................. 8 POLICE................................................................................................. 9 PUBLIC WORKS............................................................................... 10-11 RECREATION & SPECIAL EVENTS........................................... 12 TOURISM.............................................................................................. 13
Peachtree City, Georgia
CITY MANAGER’S CITY MANAGER’S MESSAGE MESSAGE
q3
2026
“Uncompromised Excellence” As we review the third quarter of 2026, I am pleased to share the progress, performance, and achievements across our city departments. We did some organizational restructuring with this quarter’s reports reflecting the full implementation of those changes. The Stormwater and Facility Maintenance divisions are now included in our Public Works Department. Our Capital Improvement Program (CIP) project management now operates within the City Manager’s Office. Land development and construction compliance reviews, including land disturbance, building, site plan, and erosion control, are now managed through Planning and Development. Economic Development remains in the City Manager’s office but will now have a dedicated report to keep you updated on business recruitment, expansion, and retention. We promoted Tyler Runyon changing his title to Destination and Economic Development Director, so his time is now spent on both tourism and economic development efforts. These adjustments continue to strengthen workflow efficiency and enhance service delivery for our community. I’d also like to take this time to re-introduce PTC Engage, our new SPLOST and CIP Project Dashboard. This platform offers residents transparent, real-time insight into the city’s major projects and investments. You can access this dashboard via the city’s website under the services tab and selecting ‘Engage’ or you can scan the QR code located on the Public Works report. Public Works paved 3.2 miles of roads and 3.3 miles of paths while continuing stormwater repairs and maintenance of city facilities and grounds. City Hall renovations were completed, and staff returned to the building. Police responded to 5,798 dispatched calls, and reported Part I crimes declined 10% compared to the same quarter last year. Fire Rescue responded to 1,498 incidents. Both departments continued prevention and education efforts, including business inspections and 33 motorized cart safety classes. The Library welcomed more than 44,000 visitors, and Recreation and Special Events’ summer camps served 844 participants. Events like 4th Fest and Shakerag Festival brought residents together throughout the quarter. I appreciate our employees’ work across all departments. Our focus remains on maintaining city infrastructure, delivering dependable services, and addressing the needs of our community through Uncompromised Excellence. Your City Manager,
Justin Strickland
Peachtree City, Georgia
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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“Uncompromised Excellence”
BUSINESS RECRUITMENT, BUSINESS RECRUITMENT, EXPANSION, EXPANSION, && RETENTION RETENTION In September, Peachtree City officially hired Tyler Runyon as the Destination and Economic Development Director to lead both economic development and tourism initiatives. There were 4 ribbon cuttings in partnership with the Fayette Chamber of Commerce, including J. Alexander’s Kitchen & Bar, Fifth Third Bank, Lake Country Pools, and Xfinity Store by Comcast. There were 12 small business inquiries submitted and resolved through the Economic Development department. Currently, the city is supporting the potential of +400 new employees across 5 expansion projects.
Ribbon Cuttings: 4
BY THE BY THE NUMBERS NUMBERS 41,140 Population Size (Daily Population: 47,026) 45.5 Median Age
63.4% Education Level (Bachelor’s Degree or higher)
$137,017 Median Household Income
44 New Business Licenses (Compared to 53 in Q3 2025)
96.6% Employment Rate
Site Visits: 9
Conference/Education: 7
PARTNERSHIP/INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP/INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENT ENGAGEMENT
Conferences/Education Attended: GEDA Annual Conference Governor’s Tourism Conference (3) Academy of Econ Development (2) GCED Courses Introduction/partnership meetings with Fayette County Development Authority, Fayette Chamber of Commerce, Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Economic Development Authority, Georgia Power, Coweta/Fayette EMC, Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC), Georgia Tech, and Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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Peachtree City, Georgia
EXECUTIVE SERVICES EXECUTIVE SERVICES
2026
“Uncompromised Excellence”
E-NEWS HUB E-NEWS HUB
The Slice: Community Engagement Poll NEWSLETTER 34,829 TOTAL 34,829 SUBSCRIBERS
JULY JULY
How was your experience at our Fourth of July, including the parade and Fourth Fest? Did Not Attend This Year = 131 (31%) Excellent: One of the Best Yet = 129 (31%) Good, Enjoyed it Overall = 98 (24%) Not Great, Fell Short of Expectations = 34 (8%) Fair, An Average Experience = 24 (6%)
AUGUST AUGUST
What do you feel is the biggest barrier preventing you from attending local community events? Lack of Awareness = 97 (42%) Traffic or Parking Concerns = 62 (27%) Events don’t match my interest = 31 (13%) Lack of free time = 21 (9%) None! I attend regularly = 20 (9%)
TOTAL WEBSITE VISITORS
OPEN RECORDS REQUESTS
63 July 63 47 August 47 62 September 62
Fuzz = 220 (40%) Pete = 203 (37%) Peaches = 232 (42%) Penelope = 147 (26%)
Peach = 73 (13%) Twigs = 49 (9%) Georgia = 128 (23%) Clover = 51 (9%)
Views: 1.9M Interactions: 18K Visits: 44K
Reach: 262K Link Clicks: 6K Follows: 1.1K
Reactions: 871 Reposts: 4 Impressions: 24.2K Comments: 77
GRAPHICS APPROVED
74 74
82 82
13 13
38 38
VIDEOS PRODUCED
What do you think our male and female peach [mascot] should be named?
CONTENT ASSISTANCE CONTENT ASSISTANCE GRAPHICS CREATED
SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER
SOCIAL MEDIA SOCIAL MEDIA
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT 129,884 129,884
13 TOTAL 13 ISSUES SENT
59% OPEN 59% RATE
EVENTS COVERED
Comms Awards
INSTAGRAM Views: 558.8K Interactions: 9.1K Visits: 4.1K
Reach: 38.2K Link Clicks: 155 Follows: 564
YOUTUBE
Views: 40.4K Subscribers: 2.4K Views from Impressions: 225.5K Impressions: 12.2K
Mascot Unveiling
GA Clerks Education Institute Fall Conference
JulySept
Peachtree City, Georgia
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES FINANCE &
2026
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
“Uncompromised Excellence” GENERAL FUND revenue GENERAL
FUND revenue
*Cash Basis Q4 Fiscal Year as of Sept 30, 2026
total fy26 budget $64,699,461
GENERAL FUND expenditures
total fy26 budget
GENERAL FUND
expenditures
$64,699,461
*Cash Basis Q4 Fiscal Year as of Sept 30, 2026
Actual expenditures $59,798,792
Actual revenue $55,789,439
Budget remaining $4,900,669
Budget remaining $8,910,022
administrative services & more
administrative services & more
golf carts registered golf carts
registered
124 NON-RESIDENTS 728 RESIDENTS
852 TOTAL
Donations
Donations
2,381 Cases ADJUDICATED
Cases ADJUDICATED
DAVIS CHIROPRACTIC CENTER INC - FAMILY FOOTBALL SATURDAYS $2,500 RYAN HOMES AT HUNTCLIFF - BACK TO SCHOOL BASH & MEMORIAL DAY $5,000
$7,500
*City of Peachtree City runs on a fiscal year from October 1 through September 30 of the following year*
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Peachtree City, Georgia
FIRE RESCUE FIRE RESCUE
2026
“Uncompromised Excellence”
Highlights Highlights
4th of July partnership with Recreation & Special Events for the fireworks safety perimeter. Hosted Fire Instructor II & Fire Officer II through GPSTC Welcomed 5 new Firefighters/EMS to our team Annual EMS Competency
top top Emergency calls Emergency calls 256 Sick 256 185 Falls 185
95 Respiratory 95
Fayette County Fire Academy Graduates
Community Risk Community Risk reduction reduction
Tax 29 Occupational 29 inspections
194 Business 194 inspections
Community events
23 23
Truck 77 Food inspections
Incidents Incidents Medical - 1,014 Public Service - 207 Non-Emergency - 180 Fire - 24 Hazardous Situation - 53 Rescue - 5 Other - 15
Annual September 11 Remebrance Walk
TOTAL # OF INCIDENTS
1,498 1,498
Bluetooth Airpak Installation
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Peachtree City, Georgia
LIBRARY SERVICES LIBRARY SERVICES
2026
“Uncompromised Excellence”
GROWING OUR GROWING OUR COMMUNITY COMMUNITY ACTIVE USERS
31,359 31,359 739 739 NEW USERS
VOLUNTEER HOURS
233 233 4,053 4,053
TOTAL VISITORS
PROGRAM ATTENDANCE
44,739 44,739
SERVICES && VITALITY SERVICES VITALITY ITEMS ADDED
ITEMS WEEDED
CIRCULATION
DIGITAL MEDIA DOWNLOADS
WI-FI USE
COMPUTER USE
979 979
1,179 1,179
102,889 26,256 102,889 26,256 33,735 2,201 33,735 2,201 REFERENCE ASSISTANCE
6,026 6,026
Make & Take Craft
Craft Supply Swap
1,000 Books Dino Scavenger Hunt Before Kindergarten
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Peachtree City, Georgia
HUMAN RESOURCES
2026
HUMAN RESOURCES
“Uncompromised Excellence”
INVESTING IN STAFF
OUR WORKFORCE AT A GLANCE
INVESTING IN STAFF
OUR WORKFORCE
17
WELLNESS 17 PROGRAMS
AT A GLANCE
TOTAL EMPLOYEES
{
391
391
NEW HIRES
24
Body
SEPARATIONS
17 4.6%
AVERAGE SALARY
17
TURNOVER RATE
$67,676.27
4.6%
JOIN TEAM PEACHTREE CITY
JOIN TEAM PEACHTREE CITY
Heavy Equipment Operator-SW Heavy Equipment Operator- PW Maintenance Technician - REC Maintenance Technician I- SW Maintenance Technician - GM
5
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS 5
24
Planner I Certified Police Officer Part-Time Police Bailiff Capital Improvement Project Specialist
SCAN HERE TO APPLY
Peachtree City, Georgia
PLANNING && DEVELOPMENT PLANNING DEVELOPMENT
q3
2026
“Uncompromised Excellence”
PERMITTING PERMITTING
PERMITS ISSUED BY TYPE
566
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED NUMBER OF BUILDING PERMIT REVIEWS CONDUCTED
1,051
1,040
BUILDING INSPECTIONS
NUMBER OF SITE PLAN REVIEWS CONDUCTED NUMBER OF PLAN REVIEWS CONDUCTED
1,136
54
NUMBER OF EROSION CONTROL REVIEWS CONDUCTED
45 Residential permits 292 Trade Permits 142 Land disturbance permits 16 Other permits 71 Commercial permits
42
SHORT TERM RENTAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS ISSUED
2
CODE ENFORCEMENT CODE ENFORCEMENT
79 % of reside
PARK AND PATH OFFICERS
503.25 Hours of Patrol Notice of violations issued
177
code compliance interactions
1,328
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
705
Code Enforcement Cases
of 88.28% Rate Proactiveness (Goal: 80%)
12 Structural rehabilitation casES
ntial permit reviews met our goal of 5 business days.
77%
of comm ercial permit review s met our goal of 10 busine ss days.
of all permits were 91% appl ied for online.
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Peachtree City, Georgia
POLICE POLICE
2026
“Uncompromised Excellence”
crime crime Part 1 Crimes
72 72
Celebrating Celebrating our Officers Celebratingour Celebrating ourOfficers our Officers Officers
Down 10% Compared to Q3 2025
#1 #1
Growing Crime
Fraud
dispatched calls dispatched calls
5,798 5,798
Average Response Time 4 Mins 57 Secs #1 Suspicious Activity #2 Informational #3 Welfare Checks #4 Intrusion Alarm #5 Collisions
Cpl. Holzhauer Earns Georgia American Legion Officer of the Year
Cpl. Farrel (left) and Sgt. Hubbard (right) received promotions
School Resource School Resource Officers Officers 1,329 Hours of Patrol emphasizing time on the shared-use path system Hosted Junior Police Academy Conducted 33 Motorized Cart Safety classes
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Peachtree City, Georgia
RKS WORKS LIC WO PUBLIC PUB
2026
“Uncompromised Excellence”
GROUNDS GROUNDS
PAVING PAVING
Completed 13 ROW mowing rotations 13 median maintenance rotations 44 Deer/ 15 other(s) carcasses removed Serviced all Subdivision entrances twice Provided staff for Fourth Fest Edging on SR74 and SR54 twice
31 Potholes filled roads/paths 4 Crosswalks painted 3.30 miles of path paved 25 feet of path patched 3.20 miles of road paved 760.35 miles of curb swept 32 Emergency Callouts 35 feet of wooden fence installed
RECYCLING RECYCLING
3,817 3,817 ROCKAWAY
61 61
E-WASTE
111 111
MULCHERS
ROAD VISITORS
(351 BY MOTORIZED CART)
facility maintenance facility maintenance
Quarterly pest control completed Installed interior doors at Kedron Station 82- ATS replacement Removed temp wall at M.T. Allen Library Plumbing repairs at Gun Range
129 129
WORK ORDERS COMPLETED
8,728 8,728 MCINTOSH
TRAIL VISITORS
(1,078 BY MOTORIZED CART)
SIGNS SIGNS
TRAFFIC SIGNS
132 Signs Made 68 Signs Replaced 53 Posts Replaced 32 New Installations
03 03 47 47
ENTRANCE SIGN MAINTENANCE SIGN POST MAINTENANCE
what’s new? what’s new?
Renovations are complete and staff is back at City Hall Provided staff for set up, clean up and traff ic control for 4 th of July Kedron Tunnels have been pressure washed and repainted Fiber install at Public Safety Admin Building as staff continues touchups and inspections for move in Replaced lights at Station 81 Replaced pre-f ilters on scrubbers at all Fire Stations Repaired toilets at Meade Lacrosse restrooms Check out our major SPLOST & CIP projects here
SCAN ME
URBAN FORESTRY URBAN FORESTRY
FLEET maintenance FLEET maintenance
254 254 305 305
Grinding of organic matter at the Rockaway Mulch Center - removed 3,600 cubic yards Removed 204 trees within public right-of-way (ROW) and greenbelt
10 10
Ditches Cleaned
33
Structure Repairs
Vehicles Serviced
pieces of equipment serviced
stormwater maintenance stormwater maintenance
16 16
Detention Ponds Cleaned
120 120
Structures Cleaned
27 27
Pipes Cleaned
130 Linear 130 Feet
Pipe Replacement
Peachtree City, Georgia
RECREATION && SPECIAL RECREATION SPECIAL EVENTS EVENTS
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2026
“Uncompromised Excellence”
special events special events && Highlights Highlights Hosted Parade, 250 th Celebration, and 4 th Fest at Drake Field Hosted Soccer Watch Party at Drake Field Celebrated National Park & Recreation Month at All Children’s Playground with Popsicles in the Park and Movie in the Park Food Truck Thursday at Drake Field Back to School Bash at Glenloch Recreation Complex Purple Heart Day ceremony at Kedron Fieldhouse & Aquatic Center Hosted a Southern Conservation Trust Program Hosted Shakerag Festival at McIntosh Trail Mother Son Glow event at Kedron Fieldhouse & Aquatic Center
Athletics Athletics Summer adult basketball
fall adult volleyball
16 Teams 16 155 players 155
28 Teams 28 316 players 316
fall adult kickball
tennis center
66 Teams 91 players 91
827 Class Participants 827 482 memberships 482
july & August adult grass volleyball
25 Teams 25 58 players 58
fall pickleball League
66 Teams 91 players 91
recreation events
Hosted Highschool Pickleball event at Meade Field Summer Adult Basketball at Kedron Hosted Grass Volleyball Tournaments Tennis Center hosted: USAT Coaching Event USTA National L3 Junior Event 3 Local UTR Junior Events Hosted US Open Watch Party
Our programs programs glenloch Our Teen Pickleball Tournment
Back to School Bash
20 PROGRAMS 85 PARTICIPANTS 2,183 POOL USERS
KEDRON 35 PROGRAMS 317 PARTICIPANTS
Summer Camp Memorial Day
Shakerag Festival
25 CAMPS 844 PARTICIPANTS
KEDRON gym 1,702 TOTAL USERS 1,070 PAID DAILY FEES 272 MEMBERSHIP HOLDERS KEDRON pools 5,730 TOTAL USERS 2,321 PAID DAILY FEES 3,409 MEMBERSHIP HOLDERS
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Peachtree City, Georgia
TOURISM TOURISM
2026
“Uncompromised Excellence”
visitors center visitors center impact impact Gift Store Sales YTD $24,611.00 Increase of 80% compared to 2025 Out of Market Visitors to Peachtree City (Do not live or work in PTC) YTD 1.6M Increase of +3.9% compared to 2025
Social media Social media spotlight spotlight
sales highlights sales highlights Tradeshows Destination SE, August 9-12, Fort Lauderdale, FL SPORTS The Relationship Conference, September 21-24, Virginia Beach, VA Education GSAE quarterly luncheon, July 22, Marietta, GA GEDA Fall Conference, September 16-18, Savannah, GA RFP's generated: 29 Notable AJGA signed to hold their annual tournament at Planterra Golf Club through 2029 Multiverse signed to hold their annual convention at the Hilton through 2030 Georgia WWII Heritage Trail Annual Conference will be held for the first time in Peachtree City, January 2027 Two large conferences booked in 2028 and 2031 as a direct result of trade show attendance
marketing highlights marketing highlights We Planned for You Campaign Brought the campaign to life during Fourth of July celebrations, with Georgia Mass Band wearing "We Planned for You" T-shirts and the Visit Peachtree City team joining the parade as iconic American figures in celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
We Planned for You! 662
19
29k
Hidden in Plain Sight Video Series Continued promotion and release of the Hidden in Plain Sight short film series through social media, sharing local veterans’ firsthand stories in honor of America’s 250th birthday. The series has generated 140k views on YouTube so far, highlighting the remarkable people who call Peachtree City home.
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