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Q3 CITY MANAGER’S MESSAGE 20 25
As your City Manager, I am proud to share our City’s accomplishments with the Calendar Year 3rd Quarter reports. City departments are working harder and smarter than ever to deliver the highest quality of services to our citizens, and the results speak to our staff's dedication.
This past quarter was defined by strategic investment and community growth We successfully paved over seven miles of streets and focused heavily on infrastructure by completing the Crosstown path tunnel feasibility study and commissioning a new fire ladder truck into service.
Furthermore, we ensured the quality of our public spaces by finishing a major interior remodel of Fire Station 83 and installing a new boiler system for the Kedron pools. We also started the design for the Battery Way Park upgrade plan.
Our vibrant community and professional excellence continue to be recognized. We proudly received multiple awards this quarter for our multiuse path brochure, custom bike rack designs, and our new Visitor’s Guide and website The Fred had great success with over 25,000 concert tickets sold during its concert season The library recorded over 46,000 visits On the public safety front, we added four new School Resource Officers (SROs) to our elementary schools to strengthen mentorship and safety.
This success is only possible thanks to our incredible staff, whose commitment is reflected in an exceptionally low employee turnover rate of just 3.4%. Peachtree City’s employees consistently deliver service with professionalism, precision, and pride. Their dedication ensures safety, reliability, and responsive services that enhance our citizens’ daily lives.
I am always thankful for our citizens’ continued support of our great community.
Q3 ENGINEERING 20 25
HIGHLIGHTS:
301 building permit reviews
15 erosion control reviews
15 site plan reviews
New Architecture Firm - Goodwyn, Mills, & Cawood (GMC)
Awarded design & construction bid for PD Pole Barn
Started Sumner Rd path easement acquisition
Held Pre-Construction Meeting for Huddleston & SR 54 Dual Left Turn Proj.
Crosstown Tunnel Feasibility Study completed
Kedron Gym insulation inspection completed
Concept plan for Battery Way Park upgrades completed
11 Land disturbance permits issued
BUILDING MAINTENANCE:
125 Work Orders Completed
Quarterly HVAC maintenance on all City buildings
Repaired Bay Lighting in Fire Stations 81 & 84
Painted interior office in City Hall HR Department
Demo and Remodeled 2 offices in City Hall Finance & Admin Department
STORMWATER:
Remodel Fire Station 83 Kitchen, Dayroom, Laundry Room, & Front Office
New Boiler System at Kedron Gym
Updated Kedron pool heating controls
Assembled new desk and relocated in lower floor of Library
Repaired Kedron Fieldhouse water damage including carpet/flooring & replaced PRV valves
EXECUTIVE SERVICES Q3
NEWSLETTERS:
OpenRate:62%(187,812Opens)
ClickRate:4%(10,803Clicks)
Sends:351,760
Editions:13(TheSlice)
1(TheCompass)
Subscribers:26,536(TheSlice) 3,183(TheCompass)
HIGHLIGHTS:
Award of ExcellenceMulti-Use Path Brochure
City-County Communications & Marketing Association (3CMA)
Savvy Awards 2025
Gold WinnerPeachtree City CERT Video 22nd Annual MarCom Awards
Silver WinnerPeachtree City Bike Racks
21st Annual Davey Awards
NUMBERS:
VISITORS TO CITY HALL
July - 2,151
August - 2,227
September - 2,199
OPEN RECORDS REQUESTS
July - 35
August - 59
September - 38
SOCIAL MEDIA
facebook:
Instagram:
Views: 531.8K Content Interaction: 9.3K Visits: 4K
tiktok:
Video Views: 36.6K
Reached Audience: 26.7K New Followers: 94
twitter / x: New followers: 40
Impressions: 26.5K
Reposts: 9
HIGHLIGHTS:
Hosted Rescue Swimmer Certification
Joint Active Threat Training with Police Dept.
Hosted Fire Instructor 1 on site
Hosted Fire Officer 1 on site
Welcomed New Ladder 81
INCIDENTS:
Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Incident - 1003
Service Call - 177
False Alarm & False Call -111
Good Intent Call - 96
Hazardous Condition (No Fire) - 20 Fire - 1
Severe Weather & Natural Disaster - 0
Overpressure Rupture, Explosion, Overheat (No Fire) - 1
9-11 FLAGS OUTSIDE OF STATION 81
HUMAN RESOURCES
Total Employees - 370 New Hires - 14 Separations - 12
Maintenance Technician Cart paths
Building Maintenance
Grounds Streets
Police Officer - Certified Heavy Truck Driver
Staff Assistant- Police
Code Enforcement Officer
TURNOVER
EMPLOYEE EVENTS & TRAINING:
JULY
Defensive Driving
10 Steps to Financial Success
Motorcycle Safety
Performance Management &
Goal Setting
Onsite Massages
Onsite Yoga
Skin Cancer Screenings
Interviewing 101
Grief Counseling Webinar
National Intern Day
August
Heat Exhaustion & Prevention
Performance Improvement
Plan(PIP) Training
Onsite Massages
Open Enrollment
Wellness Week
Produce Giveaway
Stretch Lab
Are you financially healthy
Webinar
Business Etiquette & Professional Courtesies
Onsite Yoga
SEPTEMBER
Massages
HR 101 Supervisory Training
Gynecological Cancer Webinar
Performance Management & Goal Setting
Recruitment in UKG Training
Performance Improvement
Plan(PIP) Training
Onsite Yoga
First Aid Training
Promotion Ceremony
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PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Q3 POLICE
Traffic
Traffic enforcement
Warnings - 67% Citations - 33%
VEHICLE COLLISIONS:
Vehicle collisions rose by 12% for Q3, with 674 roadway collisions year to date
Golf Carts
Golf Cart Collisions in the third quarter 14 Golf cart Collisions with Injuries in the third quarter 5
What‘s going on?
DISPATCHED CALLS
Officers responded to 3,109 calls for service this quarter, with an average response time to Non-Emergency Calls of: 4 minutes and 45 seconds this quarter
3 out of
Q3 PUBLIC WORKS
SIGNS
TRAFFIC SIGNS
96 Archery Program signs made
17 regular Signs made
36 signs replaced
12 posts replaced 25 new installs
7
54
RECYCLING CENTER
3432
ROCKAWAY ROAD VISITORS
141
MULCHERS
ENTRANCE SIGN MAINTENANCE
URBAN FORESTRY
SIGN POST MAINTENANCE
Awarded tree removal contract bid
Public Works removed 148 trees within public ROW and greenbelts due to hazard, construction or pine beetles
40 tree replanting’s
66 E-WASTE
6275 MCINTOSH TRAIL VISITORS
Provided staffing for 9 special events
GROUNDS
Completed 13 row mowing rotations
Maintained City facilities
Serviced the Fred Amphitheater & cast house for 7 concerts over 5 weekends
Serviced medians on SR 54/74
Provided staffing for the 4th of July events
Prepped 3 subdivisions areas for new landscape installations
52 deer carcasses removed / 2 others removed - Total YTD 147
PAVING
10 potholes filled on cart paths & roads
7 crosswalks painted
7.16 miles of roadway paved
0.52 miles of cart path paved
0.15 miles of cart path patched
19 lf of curb & gutter repaired or replaced
4.6 miles of crack seal
72sqft sidewalk repaired/replaced
4.2 miles of curb swept
Repaired 5 wood rail fences
7.4 miles of ROW tree trimming
FLEET
247 vehicles serviced
294 pieces of equipment serviced
Q3 RECREATION & SPECIAL EVENTS
PROGRAMS ATHLETICS
HIGHLIGHTS
Son Spy Night
TOURISM
VISITORCENTERIMPACT
TotalCalls:774
GIFTSTORE
visitor center impact sales highlights
SalesYTD:$13,659.45 NewChristmasornament forsaleNov13!
TRADE SHOWS ATTENDED DestinationSE,WestPalmBeach,FL, August2-5
SPORTS,Columbia,SC,Sept8-11
SmallMarketMeetings,Sept16-18
MEETINGS/EDUCATION
CDME,DestinationsIntl,Chicago,IL July11-15
CarlVinsonSchoolofGovt/UGACourse, Athens,GA,July30
SportsETA4SSummit,Annapolis,MD, Sept23-26
marketing highlights
RFP’S GENERATED: 21(+)
CAFAIRBASEGEORGIAVIDEORELEASE
HighlightedAirbaseGeorgia’saviationheritage 45K+views,1k+likes,and100sharesacross Metaplatforms
INFLUENCERCULINARYTOUR
ReinforcedPTC’sconnectiontolocalmuseums andaviationtourism
Withacombinedfollowingof200K+, influencersshowcasedPeachtreeCity’s eclecticdiningscene
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DaveyAwards:ThenewVisitorsGuide earnedgold,andtheVisitPeachtreeCity websiteredesignearnedsilver.This recognitionhighlightsthequalityofthe workwedotomarketPeachtreeCity.
WWII Warbirds with Airbase Georgia
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