City Manager's Report: December 2023

EXECUTIVE OFFICES OF THE CITY MANAGER

CITY OF FOREST PARK

December 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023

City Manager's Report RICKY L. CLARK, JR. CITY MANAGER 745 Forest Parkway | Forest Park, GA 30297 www.forestparkga.gov | rclark@forestparkga.gov

A Letter From The City Manager Greetings Forest Park: As we enter the holiday season and approach the end of yet another successful year, I am extremely proud of all the significant accomplishments and milestones that have been achieved together as ONE community. The ongoing energy and momentum being felt throughout Clayton County’s largest municipality is something that simply can’t be ignored. It is you, our incredible residents, elected officials, city employees, business owners, teachers, volunteers, religious clergy and countless others who have contributed to the city’s overall success. For that, you should all be commended.

Since becoming your city manager, I have made it my priority to reinforce the notion that serving our constituents is all about trust. That is why I am happy to report that the City of Forest Park was recently awarded Qualified Local Government Status by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. As part of this distinguished status, the city will be able to continue accessing special funding to assist with long-term community planning initiatives, infrastructure needs and economic development projects. By collaborating with our governing body and key stakeholder groups, we will remain steadfast in our pursuit of providing the highest level of customer service, while also managing resources with the utmost care.

For our legacy residents, I am also pleased to report that this month, we were able to launch our Homeowner Maintenance Enhancements Program.

Thanks to Mayor Angelyne Butler, MPA, and City Council, the program allocates up $10,000 in grant funding for qualifying residents ages 62 and older to help cover the cost of eligible repair work ranging from roofing, painting and minor electrical work to ADA improvements, siding and more. This is a gamechanger for those in need of financial assistance, and I can’t thank of a better way to give back to those who have given so much to our beloved community.

Finally, our commitment to fostering a clean, vibrant environment for residents and visitors alike has never been stronger. That is why our Code Enforcement Department – lead by Director Derry Walker – has officially begun implementing the city’s strategic Beautification Plan. This effort aims to enhance the aesthetic appeal of neighborhoods and commercial districts, while also working to beautify areas throughout the city through place-based, public-facing improvements.

In closing, I’d like to thank our governing body, city staff and most importantly, the great residents of Forest Park for entrusting me to lead this city to its next great height. Although there is still much work to be done, I am beyond confident that there is nothing we cannot accomplish if we work together.

Thank you, and I wish everyone a happy holiday season and a prosperous new year!

Ricky L. Clark, Jr. City Manager

Ricky L. Clark, Jr. City Manager

Employee Work Anniversaries CHARISE CLAY- 2YRS LONDON MORIATY- 2YRS LATOSHA CLEMONS- 3YRS ANTHONY GALLMAN- 1YR VLADIMIR BENOIT DAVID NEW- 14YRS JESSE COOK- 7YRS KEITH JOHNSTON- 14YRS CHAUNDA MELSON- 3YRS FATIMA OCHOA FERNANDEZ- 3YRS

DEANDRE ROBBINS- 3YRS JACQUES WELLS- 1YR LYDIA PARRILLA- 9YRS CHRISTOPHER SLOAN- 10YRS TONYA THOMAS- 25 YRS SAGAR DAS- 3YRS DAVID ABRAHAM- 4YRS JIMMIE ARNOLD-6YRS,11MTHS JOHN SLAUGHTER- 6YRS,11MTHS

Executive Office Snapshots

Legislative Corner

MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL

Legislative Update CONSTITUENT INFORMATION 29 CALLS FROM CONSTITUENTS NEWSLETTERS MAILED; WARD 4

MAYOR ANGELYNE BUTLER

WARD 1 KIMBERLY JAMES

WARD 3 HECTOR GUTIERREZ

WARD 2 DABOUZE ANTOINE

WARD 4 LATRESA AKINS-WELLS

SUPPORT STAFF

TENISHA DIXON COUNCIL AIDE

WARD 5 ALLAN MEARS

SPECIAL PROJECTS AND EVENTS GAZEBO AT THE COMMUNITY GARDEN AND UPDATES DONE TO THE PARKS IN WARD 4.

PLANNING JOB FAIR FOR JANUARY 2024 - CW AKINS-WELLS HOLIDAY BALL SENIOR PANTHER IN ACTION CCMA CHRISTMAS PARTY

Mayor and City Council Planned Events: MAYOR BUTLER 13TH ANNUAL HOPE FOR HOLIDAY GIVE BACK PARTY CITY OF FOREST PARK HOLIDAY PARADE WARD 1 - COUNCILMEMBER KIMBERLY JAMES FOREST PARK WARD MEETING CITY OF FOREST PARK HOLIDAY PARADE WARD 2 - COUNCILMEMBER DABOUZE ANTOINE HANA'S 2023 SCHOLARSHIP & FUNDRAISING AWARDS GALA CITY OF FOREST PARK HOLIDAY PARADE WARD 3 - COUNCILMEMBER HECTOR GUTIERREZ TEEN GAME NIGHT 696 MAIN STREET HOLIDAY GIVE BACK 696 MAIN STREET COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 696 MAIN STREET CITY OF FOREST PARK HOLIDAY PARADE SENIOR PANTHERS IN ACTION HOLIDAY BALL WARD 4 - COUNCILMEMBER LATRESA AKINS-WELLS WELLNESS WITH WELLS CITY OF FOREST PARK HOLIDAY PARADE HOLIDAY GIVE BACK WARD 5 - COUNCILMEMBER ALLAN MEARS CITY OF FOREST PARK HOLIDAY PARADE

FAREWELL TO CITY ATTORNEY MIKE WILLIAMS

Operational Excellence OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY

PAULINE WARRIOR SENIOR MANAGEMENT ANALYST

MANAGED THE STRATEGY EXECUTION AND PERFORMANCE DYNAMICS OF THE CITY’S HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM, INCLUDING BUDGET, TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION, PROCESS DESIGN, AND DELIVERY TO ENHANCE SERVICE PROVISION, ENSURE EFFICIENCY, ADVANCE COMMUNITY ACCESSIBILITY, AND OPTIMIZE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE. STEWARD ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION PROCESS TO ALIGN WITH THE ONE FOREST PARK VISION. REENGAGED PARTNERSHIP WITH AUDITOR TO MOBILIZE THE OPTIMIZATION OF THE OPERATIONS AND PERFORMANCE AUDIT CONDUCTED IN 2021.

BEGIN INCORPORATING INPUT INTO THE DEVELOPMENT OF CITY POLICIES AND PLANS FOR IMPLEMENTATION. BEGIN PROCESS MAPPING ALIGNED WITH REVIEW OF ORGANIZATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEPARTMENTAL ASSESSMENTS FOR OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY. BEGIN ASSESSMENT OF THE CITY'S CURRENT PERFORMANCE AGAINST KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS TO MEASURE SUCCESS. EVALUATE PROPOSALS INTENDED TO MOBILIZE THE CITY’S INFRASTRUCTURAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT VISION.

PROGRAM MANAGEMENT LAUNCHED THE CITY’S HOME PROGRAM FOR HOUSING REHABILITATION. MANAGE PROGRAMMATIC OPERATIONS, OUTREACH CHANNELS, AND CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE DYNAMICS TO EDUCATE AND INFORM THE COMMUNITY. APPLICATION PERIOD DECEMBER 2023 THROUGH FEBRUARY 9, 2024.

SUBMITTED CLAYTON COUNTY CDBG GRANT APPLICATION FOCUSED ON THE CITY’S INFRASTRUCTURAL GROWTH AND IMPROVEMENT. CREATED AN INTERNAL GRANTS ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE TO DECENTRALIZE GRANT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE CITY.

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FACILITATED STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO GATHER INPUT, ADDRESS CONCERNS, AND EXPAND PARTNERSHIPS TO ACHIEVE COMMON GOALS (CITY’S LEGACY RESIDENT POPULATION, CLAYTON COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY, ETC.) ATTENDED AND PARTICIPATED IN THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING TO UNDERSTAND AND RESPOND TO COMMUNITY NEEDS. ATTENDED THE ANNUAL STATE OF THE AEROTROPOLIS MEETING

REGULARLY REPORTED TO THE CITY MANAGER ON PROGRESS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND SUCCESSES OF EACH ELEMENT.

Capital Projects Update

JAMES SHELBY CAPITAL PROJECTS MANAGER

SASSY SENIORS

Departmental Updates

City Clerk's Office

CITY CLERK RANDI RAINEY

OPEN RECORDS REQUESTS: TOTAL OPEN RECORDS REQUEST RECEIVED (NOVEMBER 28- DECEMBER 31, 2023) = 168 COMPLETED REQUESTS= 137 CANCELED REQUESTS= 31 GENERAL REQUEST: AVG. COMPLETION TIME: 57 REQUEST, 1.48 AVG., COMPLETION TIME POLICE REQUEST: AVG. COMPLETION TIME: 101 REQUEST, 1.28 AVG. COMPLETION TIME FIRE REQUEST: AVG. COMPLETION TIME: 10 REQUEST, 0.78AVG. COMPLETION TIME UPCOMING EVENTS: JANUARY: 9,16,23, 30, 2024: WELLNESS WITH WELLS. JANUARY 18, 2024: WARD 1 MEETING-COUNCILMEMBER JAMES- 5 P.M.-6 P.M.- 696 MAIN STREET. JANUARY 24, 2024- WARD 4- COUNCILMEMBER AKINS-WELLS-JOB FAIR- 10 A.M.-2 P.M.- 696 MAIN STREET. UPCOMING MEETINGS FEBRUARY 5, 2024: THE WORK AND REGULAR SESSIONS WILL BE HELD AT 745 FOREST PARKWAY AT 6:00 P.M. PREVIOUS MEETINGS DECEMBER 4, 2023- 4:42:50 DECEMBER 18, 2023- MEETING CANCELED JANUARY 2, 2024-2:14:23

Code Enforcement CODE ENFORCEMENT SUMMARY: THE CODE ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENT ENSURES SAFETY, HEALTH, & AND WELFARE FOR ALL CITIZENS, BUSINESS OWNERS, AND EVERYONE THAT ENTERS THE CITY LIMITS OF FOREST PARK… THE GOAL OF THE DEPARTMENT IS TO ENSURE THE CITY OF FOREST PARK IS A DESIRABLE PLACE TO LIVE, WORK, AND PLAY. DERRY WALKER CODE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTOR

UPCOMING MEETINGS: JANUARY 8, 2024 - A MEET AND GREET FOR THE BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE FEBRUARY 2024: 1ST BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE MEETING TRAINING: IN-HOUSE TRAINING- HOW TO GET COMPLIANCE ON DILAPIDATED CARS, BOATS, ETC. STORED ON PREMISES OF YEARS (WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT A VIOLATION IS A VIOLATION NO MATTER WHAT) EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK: ONE (1) SUPERVISORY POSITION OPEN EMPLOYEE AWARDS/ACCOMPLISHMENTS/HIGHLIGHTS: ALL OFFICERS WERE RECOGNIZED IN OUR WEEKLY OFFICE MEETING

EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION @ PIN STRIKES

NOTABLE EVENTS/NEWS: GEORGIA ASSOCIATION OF CODE ENFORCEMENT (GACE) TRAINING FOR OFFICER BIVINS & OFFICER DO IN MARCH 2024

Code Enforcement CODE VIOLATIONS VIOLATIONS

NUMBER OF CASES

RESOLVED

OPEN

Junk Vehicles

149

139

10

Tall Grass / Weeds

15

15

0

Outdoor Storage

75

68

7

Exterior Accumulation Trash / Debris

96

86

10

Business License Inspections

9

9

Total

344

317

ENVIRONMENTAL COURT CASES 0 CASES; 3 CASES RESET FOR JANUARY 18, 2024

27

Economic Development ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

BRUCE ABRAHAM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

BOARD MEETINGS All meetings are to be held at City Hall Council Chambers unless otherwise announced.

• URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY JAN 11, 2024 @ 5:30 PM • DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY JAN 24, 2024 @ 5:30 PM • DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY JAN 25, 2024 @ 3:00 PM

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH AMERICAN EXPRESS, WE LAUNCHED THE FIRST ANNUAL SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY CAMPAIGN. TRUSTEE DRUGS, BULLDOG INSURANCE, FOREST PARK ARMY NAVY STORE, MAGDALENA AFRICAN HAIR BRAIDING, AND SPECIAL RIMS WERE HIGHLIGHTED IN OUR SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEO CAMPAIGN. THE FOREST PARK BUSINESS ASSOCIATION WAS RELAUNCHED THROUGH A BUSINESS BREAKFAST IN NOVEMBER. OVER 60 BUSINESSES ATTENDED TO MEET WITH ELECTED OFFICIALS AND STAFF WHILE HEARING THE RESULTS OF THE FOREST PARK BUSINESS SURVEY. THE BREAKFAST WAS SPONSORED BY FOREST PARK CHICK-FIL-A DWARF HOUSE AND BEST COUNTRY DONUTS. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH AEROTROPOLIS ATLANTA AND ITS DIVERSITY EQUITY AND INCLUSION INITIATIVES, FOREST PARK LAUNCHED A 2023 BUSINESS SURVEY. THE GOAL OF THE SURVEY WAS TO UNDERSTAND HOW BUSINESSES ARE EXPERIENCING FOREST PARK AS A PLACE TO DO BUSINESS WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON MINORITY AND WOMEN OWNED BUSINESSES. NEARLY 100 BUSINESS STAKEHOLDERS PARTICIPATED IN THE SURVEY. THE CITY WILL BE HOSTING A CELEBRATION IN APRIL 2024 TO CELEBRATE THE $30M ARMY DEBT PAYOFF OF FORT GILLEM. TO FURTHER ACTIVATE MAIN STREET, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT HOSTED THE FIRST ANNUAL BUSINESS HOLIDAY DECORATING CONTEST. THE FIRST-PLACE WINNER WAS FOREST PARK ARMY NAVY STORE. CHARISE CLAY, STAFF ASSISTANT, CHAUFFEURED CITY MANAGER, RICKY L. CLARK, JR. IN THE ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARADE. ROCHELLE B. DENNIS, PROJECT MANAGER, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH WOMEN OF CLAYTON, PROVIDED A HOT CHOCOLATE STATION FOR THE HOLIDAY FESTIVAL AFTER THE PARADE. AS AN OUTCOME OF THE NOVEMBER JOINT CHAIRS BOARD RETREAT, WE ARE CREATING A FOUR-PART STRATEGY THAT LEANS HEAVILY ON THE 2021 LIVABLE CENTERS INITIATIVE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE DA, DDA, AND URA SHARED VISION. PROVIDED URA UPDATE TO COUNCIL IN DEC 4 MEETING ABOUT FINAL TURNOVER OF ALL GILLEM PROPERTY TO ARMY. HOSTED AND TOURED FOUR MOVIE PRODUCTION SCOUTS FOR FILM LOCATIONS IN CITY.

ADMINISTRATIVE RE-BUDGETED TWO-LINE ITEMS FOR THE FY22-23 DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY BUDGET. CREATED AN INTERNAL/EXTERNAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PROCESS TO MANAGE DDA PROPERTIES. CREATED A COMPREHENSIVE CITY AND BOARD PROPERTY LIST TO TRACK OWNER, ADDRESS, PARCEL ID, ZONED USE, ACREAGE, VALUE, PHOTO, AND NOTES. CREATED AND IMPLEMENTED AN INTERNAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT AND TASK TRACKER.

NOTABLE EVENTS / NEWS TRANSFER OF GILLEM SOUTH PARCEL FROM ARMY TO THE URA

Economic Development BUSINESS NAME

DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT

STATUS

KLASS6 BOUTIQUE

RENOVATION TO FRONT OF BUILDING

PROJECT NOT STARTED, PENDING

REVIVAL WORKING

COWORKING SPACE

PROJECT NOT STARTED, PENDING

ATLAS STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

OUTDOOR FITNESS SPACE

PROJECT NOT STARTED, PENDING

Office of Finance

JOHN WIGGINS FINANCE DIRECTOR

OVERALL REVENUE COLLECTED: $3,032,330.38 BUSINESS LICENSE/OCCUPATIONAL TAX/ALCOHOL TOTAL COLLECTED - $184,045.72 SANITATION REVENUE COLLECTED: $12,468.22 PROPERTY TAX PAYMENTS TOTAL COLLECTED: $2,835,816.44 PURCHASE ORDERS TOTAL PURCHASE ORDER’S COMPLETED: 251 VOLUME: $1,189,801.45 TOTALS BY DEPARTMENT EXECUTIVE OFFICE: 20 - $36,024.65 LEGISLATIVE OFFICE: 0 - $0.00 FINANCE: 19 - $137,408.88 MUNICIPAL COURT: 7 - $1942.99 TECHNOLOGY: 5 - $153,423.32 HUMAN RESOURCES: 7 - $21,100.83 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: 14 - $120,608.39 PUBLIC WORKS/FLEET: 38 - $468,576.70 POLICE: 53 - $59,501.85 RECREATION & LEISURE: 36 - $22,535.47 PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: 16 - $73,146.35 CODE ENFORCEMENT: 5 - $692.48 FIRE: 31 - $93,771.47

THE C ITY OF FORE WITHI ST PA N THE RK IS C URRE OPER BUDG NT AD ATING ET, W ERP P OPTED ITHOU RO 9 S FISCA T ANY AAS U L 23-2 OVER THE D PDATE 4 B U D EPAR GETED S: T MENT ITEMS CONT OF FIN .

RACT A F N O C R E HAS TECHN AP AU ATTAI OLOG T O M ATION NED T IES. T TODA HE HE KIC WITH Y, 1/11 T K Y O L / 2 F E 024 W F MEE R DATE ITH AN TING W OF 2/2 ANTIC OPEN 2/2024 AS GOV IPATE .

D GO LIVE THE D EPAR TMEN CONT T OF F RACT INANC NEGO E HAS FURTH TIATIO BEGU ER OP N S N WITH TIMIZE BUDG OPEN THE P ETING GOV T ROCU AND R O THE F R E E M PORT INANC E N T , ING PR E DEP OCES ARTM S WIT ENT. HIN

2023 CHRISTMAS PARADE

Fire Department FIRE RESPONSES (# OF INCIDENTS) SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING - 2 APARTMENT – 1 HOTEL/MOTEL – 1 STORES/OFFICES – 1 STORAGE IN STRUCTURE – 1 VEHICLE - 4 HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS – 7 HAZMAT – 2 RUBBISH/DUMPSTER - 3 ·EMS ASSIST - 206 ·FALSE ALARMS - 28 OTHER - 62

LATOSHA CLEMONS FIRE CHIEF

EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK # OF VACANCIES: 1 EMS DIVISION POSITION

INSPECTIONS ANNUALS - 11 FOLLOW UP - 9 NEW BUSINESSES - 8 VACANT - 7 PLAN REVIEWS - 3 FINAL CONSTRUCTION – 5 INSPECTOR INITIATED - 5

EMS DAA PATIENTS TREATED - 282 PATIENT REFUSALS - 29 PATIENT REFUSALS AMA - 4 MUTUAL AID – 1 TOTAL EMS CALLS - 326 COVID CALLS -0 STEMI - 0 CARDIAC ARREST - 8 ROSC - 3 TRAUMA - 55 SHOOTING / STABBING - 3 OVERDOSE - 5 NARCAN USED - 6

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND UPCOMING EVENTS PARTICIPATED IN REGIONAL EMS MEETING AND TRAINING FOR THE STATE OFFICE OF EMS AND TRAUMA, PARTICIPATED IN FPPD TRAINING TO BEGIN WORKING ON RESPONSE PROCEDURES FOR ACTIVE SHOOTER/MASS CASUALTY INCIDENTS. NOTABLE EVENTS/NEWS: CONTINUING EMT INITIAL EDUCATION WITH AN END DATE OF JANUARY 12TH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT FOR DECEMBER 2023 KROGER EVACUATION DRILL (LEPC) GA FIREFIGHTERS STANDARDS AND TRAINING COUNCIL MEETING FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING AT TREEHOUSE FOODS 1ST & 2ND SHIFTS (3 DELIVERIES TOTAL) TOY DRIVE FOR CHRISTMAS 1ST ANNUAL LETTERS TO SANTA GIFT DISTRIBUTION SHOP WITH A FIREFIGHTER 1ST ANNUAL ATTENDED THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITY OUTREACH EVENTS: S. FULTON FIRE CHIEF’S ASSOCIATION MEETING GOVERNOR’S PUBLIC SAFETY AWARDS CITY COUNCIL MEETING (PROVIDED PRESENTATION) WARD 1 MEETING WITH COUCILWOMAN JAMES PERSONAL TRAINING/CERTIFICTION GA FIRE PLANS EXAMINER CERTIFICATION UPCOMING EVENTS JANUARY 08 – FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING, GILLEM ENCLAVE 1P.M. JANUARY 09 – FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING, TREEHOUSE FOODS 7A.M. JANUARY 10 – COOKING WITH CHIEF, FS #3 5-7:30 PM

Fire Department EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ARMSTRONG INDIVIDUAL TRAINING: -NOV. 27-30: CHIEF FIRE OFFICER ORIENTATION (DAYS 1-4) @ GPSTC -DEC. 11: 2023 NORTH AND CENTRAL GEORGIA INTEGRATED WARNING TEAM MEETING WITH THE NWS -DEC. 20: NFPA CERTIFIED FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALIST EXAM AND CREDENTIALING GRANTS: -CURRENTLY WORKING ON AFG FY 2022 AWARDED PROJECTS (I.E., DIRECT SOURCE CAPTURE SYSTEMS; HEAVY RESCUE) AND THE SHSP FY 2023 GRANT FOR THE HAZMAT EQUIPMENT. -FOREST PARK FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES WILL BE HOSTING AN IN-PERSON, TWO-DAY GRANT WRITING CLASS WITH INSTRUCTION FROM FIRSTRESPONDERGRANTS.COM. FLYER HAS BEEN SHARED AND WILL CONTINUE TO SHARE. -PREPARING FOR NEXT YEAR’S GRANT OPPORTUNITIES (CONDUCTING NEEDS ANALYSIS, ETC.).

FP EMA: -HAVE REQUESTED FOR FPFD TO HOST THE FOLLOWING GEMA/HS COURSES: G191, NIMS-ICS 300, & NIMS-ICS 400; DATES TBD. -WATER RESILIENCY TTX PLANNED FOR SPRING 2024 WITH CLAYTON COUNTY EMA AND CCWA FP EMA AND CLAYTON COUNTY EMA: -DEC. 4: LEPC ASSISTED KROGER WITH AN INTERNAL DRILL. -THE LEPC TO CONTINUE MEETING IN 2024 QUARTERLY. FPFD TO HOST THE GEMA/HS HAZMAT AWARENESS COURSE ON MAY 16TH, 2024

Forest Par k Fire

Toy Givea way

Office of Human Resources

SHALONDA BROWN HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR

DEPARTMENT

# OF ADVERTISED POSITIONS

CEO/LEGISLATIVE OFFICE

1- OFFICE ASSISTANT (COUNCIL AIDE)

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

0

FINANCE

0

HUMAN RESOURCES

0

PUBLIC WORKS/FLEET

1- FLEET FOREMAN 1- MAINTENANCE WORKER 1- MAINTENANCE WORKER (PT) 3- HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 1- MECHANIC 1- STREET FOREMAN 1 TRADES SPECIALIST 1- SANITATION ADMINISTRATOR

PLANNING, BUILDING, & ZONING

0

RECREATION & LEISURE

1- SENIOR CENTER COORDINATOR

POLICE

5- POLICE OFFICERS

FIRE

11- FIREFIGHTERS

MUNICIPAL COURT

1- COURT CLERK I

INFORAMTION TECHNOLOGY

0

Office of Human Resources TASK PERFORMED # CITYWIDE INTERVIEWS PARTICIPATED IN

QUANTITY 6

# CONDITIONAL OFFER LETTERS SENT

7

INITIATED BACKGROUND CHECKS TO INCLUDE OBTAINING CONSENT. **VOLUNTEER BACKGROUND CHECKS ARE INCLUDED**

1

PREPARE PAPERWORK FOR PRE-EMPLOYMENT TESTING

6

# OFFICIAL LETTERS SENT

8

# NEW HIRES ONBOARDED

8

# TYPING TESTS ADMINISTERED

0

# EMPLOYEE COUNSELING

2

# INTERVIEWS FOR GRIEVANCES

4

# GRIEVANCES FILED

0

MEETING W/ EMPLOYEES (FMLA PROCESS & REQUIREMENTS)

6

# OF APPLICATIONS ROUTED TO DEPARTMENTS

0

# OPEN RECORDS COMPLETED

8

# FILES REVIEWED BY OTHER JURISDICTIONS (IN PERSON)

0

# EXIT INTERVIEWS

1

Office of Human Resources DEPARTMENT

RESIGNED

CEO/LEGISLATIVE OFFICE FINANCE HUMAN RESOURCES PUBLIC WORKS/FLEET PLANNING, BUILDING, & ZONING RECREATION & LEISURE

1

POLICE

2

FIRE MUNICIPAL COURT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

1

TERMINATED

RETIRED

PROBATIONARY RELEASE

SEASONAL JOB ENDED

EMPLOYEE CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATING CONTEST IT DEPARTMENT

Information Technology KEY UPDATES/PROJECT STATUS

JOSH COX IT DIRECTOR

METRICS FOR IT TICKETS OPENED

219

TICKETS CLOSED

189

AVG TIME FOR CLOSURE

7.5 DAYS

INCIDENTS PER ENDPOINT

.66

CURRENT OPEN TICKETS

33

WE HAVE HIT (AND MAINTAINED)OUR ALL-TIME OPEN TICKET LOW AND MET OUR TEAM GOAL FOR THE FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS! OUR NUMBER OF TICKETS OPENED IS RIGHT WHERE WE WANT IT TO BE AS AN INDICATION OF A HEALTHY IT ENVIRONMENT. WE HAVE SPENT THE PAST 2 YEARS MAKING MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS TO THE CITY’S TECHNOLOGY FOOTPRINT AND WE ARE NOW STARTING TO SEE THE FRUITS OF THAT LABOR IN THE FORM OF FEWER ISSUES BEING REPORTED. WE TRACK USERS WITH RECURRING/MULTIPLE ISSUES AS WELL AS SYSTEM/TECHNOLOGY OUTAGES AND WE ARE SEEING BOTH METRICS TREND DOWN SIGNIFICANTLY AS WELL. THIS IS ALL GOOD NEWS AND WE ARE FINALLY APPROACHING OUR GOAL OF A STABLE AND HEALTHY IT FOOTPRINT! MAJOR PROJECTS: CITY-WIDE SECURITY CAMERA UPGRADE. THE UPDATED AGREEMENT WILL BE GOING TO COUNCIL IN JAN AND INCLUDES NEW CAMERAS FOR ALL FACILITIES. THESE ARE CLOUD-BASED AND INCLUDE SECURITY UPGRADES FROM OUR CURRENT SYSTEM. PD MDT REFRESH IS PENDING HARDWARE ARRIVAL. ALL MDT’S HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND IMAGED AND WE ARE ALMOST READY TO DEPLOY. THIS PROJECT WILL BE COMPLETED BY THE END OF JAN. PD MOBILE CAD APPLICATION: COMPLETE DESKTOP REFRESH PROJECT: WE CONTINUE WITH OUR CITY-WIDE DESKTOP REFRESH PROJECT AND CONSISTENTLY DEPLOY 2-5 NEW DESKTOPS WEEKLY. ADP TIME AND ATTENDANCE IMPLEMENTATION: IN THE FINAL STAGES OF IMPLEMENTATING THIS TIME MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE. 911 MOVE/UPGRADES: CABLE VENDOR COMPLETED ALL CABLING PROJECTS AT PD AND CITY HALL WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE NEW DISPATCH CENTER. THEY WILL BE ONSITE TO COMPLETE THIS PORTION BY MID JAN AND THEN WE CAN COMPLETE THE RELOCATION OF THE 911 STAFF. PD BODY CAM REFRESH: CURRENTLY WORKING WITH THE PD TO DO A COMPLETE REFRESH OF THE BODY CAMS (80 TOTAL). SO FAR HALF OF THE NEW CAMERAS HAVE BEEN ROLLED OUT. NETWORK UPGRADE PROJECT: COMPLETE FOR ALL SITES. WE ARE SEEING MUCH BETTER SPEEDS AS WELL AS RELIABILITY IN UPTIME. ENERGOV UPDATE: WE ARE WORKING WITH FINANCE AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO MIGRATE TO HOSTED SOFTWARE AND ALSO MOVE TO DIGITIZATION OF THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES. CODE ENFORCEMENT LAPTOPS: COMPLETE CODE ENFORCEMENT RELOCATION: COMPLETE HOME PROJECT TECHNOLOGY: ASSISTED WITH THE TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT THIS PROJECT, WHICH IS NOW LIVE. ACCESS CONTROL: COMPLETE. THE ENTIRE CITY IS ON ONE SYSTEM WITH UNIFORM BADGES FOR ACCESS. WE HAVE ALSO COMPLETED THE UPDATE FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS GATE SO THAT IT CAN ALSO BE OPENED VIA ACCESS BADGE. CONFERENCE ROOM AV UPGRADE: ADDING TECHNOLOGY TO THE CITY HALL CONFERENCE ROOM TO PROVIDE A BETTER EXPERIENCE FOR VIRTUAL MEETINGS. CURRENTLY HAVE 7 OPEN REQUESTS FROM DEPARTMENTS FOR VARIOUS SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE RELATED PROJECTS. WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF REVIEWING TO ADD TO THE PROJECT QUEUE.

Municipal Court Services NOTABLE EVENTS RENOVATIONS ARE ON-GOING, WITH AN ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE OF JANUARY 31, 2024.

ON DECEMBER 19, PAPERWORK WAS DOCUMENTS WERE SUBMITTED TO GEORGIA TECHNOLOGY AUTHORITY (GTA) TO ESTABLISH FOREST PARK MUNICIPAL COURT. THIS PROCESS TAKES APPROXIMATELY 30 TO 45 DAYS.

DOROTHY ROPER-JACKSON COURT ADMINISTRATOR

EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK COURT ADMINISTRATOR, DOROTHY ROPER-JACKSON, STARTED ON DECEMBER 18, 2023.

CLERK I RESIGNED EFFECTIVE JANUARY 5, 2024. THE POSITION WAS POSTED ON DECEMBER 28, 2023.

FOREST PARK COURT SERVICES (FPCS) APPRECIATES THE CONTINUED SUPPORT OF CHIEF CRISS, PROVIDING POST-CERTIFIED OFFICERS FOR COURT SESSIONS AS WELL AS FACILITATING THE ONBOARDING OF FPCS PERSONNEL AND ENSURING ACCESS TO PD TERMINALS FOR COURT OPERATIONS. ONCE FPCS IS FULLY STAFFED, WE WILL ESTABLISH SEPARATE TERMINALS AND ACCESS FOR COURT PERSONNEL. STATS PROBATION REVOCATIONS 10 FTAs 451

2023 CURRENT COURT SESSIONS SCHEDULE ➢ TRIALS: WEDNESDAYS AT 8:00 AM ➢ ARRAIGNMENTS: WEDNESDAYS AT 1:00 PM ➢ ENVIRONMENTAL COURT: 1ST AND 3RD THURSDAYS AT 3:00 PM ➢ JAIL COURT: 2ND AND 4TH FRIDAYS. ➢ PROBATION SESSIONS: 2ND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH

CITATIONS ISSUED 1380

ADJUDICATED CITATIONS 822

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL

Planning & Community Development BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED STRUCTURE TYPE

ADDRESS

DETAILS

FEE COST

JOB COST

RESIDENTIAL

921 CONE ST

CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SINGLEFAMILY RESIDENTIAL HOMES

$1,050.01

$225,000.00

Residential Total

$1,050.01

$225,000.00

TENANT BUILDOUT

$11,793.01

$3,630,692.12

Commercial Total

$11,793.01

$3,630,692.12

$12,843.02

$3,855,692.12

COMMERCIAL

2100 ANVIL BLOCK RD

TOTAL VALUATION OF IMPROVEMENTS/CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY DEC 2023

LASHAWN GARDINER PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED

RESIDENTIAL PERMITS: 3 COMMERCIAL PERMITS:

BUILDING PLANS SUBMITTED NAME

ADDRESS

DETAILS

TYPE

DARRYL HORTON

870 SPRING VALLEY DR

INSTALLATION OF PREFAB SHED

RESIDENTIAL

ABDUL KASHEM

4894 JONESBORO RD, STE. A

TENANT BUILDOUT

COMMERCIAL

SKY VISION PROPERTIES

530 MAIN STREET

TENANT EXPANSION

COMMERCIAL

Planning & Community Development PCD SUMMARY 13 ZONING INQUIRIES (VERIFICATIONS) 1 SIGN PERMITS 9 TRADE PERMITS ISSUED 0 FOOD TRUCK PERMITS 1 FENCE PERMITS CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY ISSUED TO 2235 ANVIL BLOCK RD, BLDG. 700 AFFILIATE BOARD MEETINGS NONE HELD IN DECEMBER PLANNING COMMISSION ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2023: VAR-2023-14 – VARIANCE FOR 0 SCOTT RD, PARCEL 13015C A006 TA-2023-05 – TEXT AMENDMENT OF ARTICLE B. ZONING DISTRICTS, OVERLY DISTRICTS, AND DESIGN GUIDELINES TA-2023-06 – TEXT AMENDMENT OF ARTICLE C. DEVELOPMENT AND USE STANDARDS. SECTION. 8-8-73 LOT/YARD STANDARDS URBAN DESIGN REVIEW BOARD ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2023: APPROVAL OF CONCEPTUAL DESIGN FOR 6 NEW SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES AT 5050 PARK AVE AND 730 SOUTH AVE EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK PLANNER I VACANCY NOTABLE EVENTS/NEWS THE PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT WELCOMES MRS. BRIDGETTE JACKSON-BARNEY TO THE TEAM AS OUR NEW PERMIT TECHNICIAN. MRS. JACKSON-BARNEY STARTED ON DECEMBER 18TH AND BRINGS MORE THAN 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND 10 YEARS OF PERMITTING EXPERIENCE. SHE WILL BE A GREAT ASSET TO THE DEPARTMENT IN THIS ROLE. UPON COMPLETION AND ADOPTION OF THE CITY OF FOREST PARK’S 2023 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS AWARDED QUALIFIED LOCAL GOVERNMENT STATUS TO THE CITY OF FOREST PARK.

Police Department

BRANDON L. CRISS CHIEF OF POLICE

POLICE STATS 740 TRAFFIC STOPS 497 CITATIONS 243 WARNINGS 86 ARRESTS

EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK UPCOMING NEW HIRES REGINALD COWELL- POLCE OFFICER (CONDITIONAL OFFER) SHAREESE JAMES- POLICE OFFICER (CONDITIONAL OFFER) NEW ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF ANDREAS SMITH- POLICE MAJOR OLIVIA SAMPLES- ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER CHEYE GROVES- ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER TOAN DANH- POLICE RECRUIT UPCOMING EVENTS COFFEE WITH THE CHIEF – FEBRUARY 20 CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY NOTABLE EVENTS PARTICIPATED IN THE CITY CHRISTMAS PARADE. THANK-YOU BASKETS WERE PRODUCED AND DELIVERED TO THE BUSINESSES THAT ASSISTED IN SPONSORING OUR THANKSGIVING FEAST. POLICE RECRUIT (1) GRADUATED FROM THE POLICE ACADEMY SHOP WITH A COP

Public Information Office

JAVON LLOYD PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER

MEDIA RELATIONS (ONGOING) NEWS RELEASE: GEORGIA'S WINTER PREPAREDNESS WEEK (DEC. 4-8) PUBLIC NOTICE: CITY HALL AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES TO CLOSE AT NOON ON DEC. 15 NEWS RELEASE: CODE ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENT PUTS CITYWIDE BEAUTIFICATION PLAN IN MOTION (STORY PICKED UP

BY THE CLAYTON NEWS-DAILY) NEWS RELEASE: QUARTERLY CLEAN SWEEP EVENT SCHEDULED FOR JANUARY 6 (STORY PICKED UP BY THE CLAYTON NEWS-DAILY AND ATLANTA NEWS FIRST) NEWS RELEASE: APPLICATION NOW OPEN FOR CITY'S HOME REPAIR PROGRAM (STORY PICKED UP BY THE CLAYTON NEWSDAILY, ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA NEWS FIRST AND 11ALIVE NEWS) PROMOTED CITYWIDE CAMPAIGN IN SUPPORT OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON DEVELOPED AND LAUNCHED A VIDEO CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE HOLIDAY DEALS BEING OFFERED BY LOCAL BUSINESSES IN FOREST PARK CAMPAIGN ALSO INCLUDED SEVERAL SOCIAL MEDIA POSTINGS (FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, LINKEDIN, TWITTER) HIGHLIGHTING CITY LEADERSHIP, STAFF AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS. UNVEILED THE FINAL RESULTS OF THE CITY’S FRIENDLY CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATION CONTEST FOR STAFF (WINNER OF THE COMPETITION WAS THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT) NOTABLE EVENTS QUARTERLY CLEAN SWEEP SHOP WITH A COP AND SHOP WITH A FIREFIGHTER 2023 CITY OF FOREST PARK HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA BREAKFAST WITH SANTA 2023 SENIOR PANTHERS IN ACTION HOLIDAY BALL COUNCILWOMAN KIMBERLY JAMES WARD 1 MEETING FOREST PARK BUSINESS ASSOCIATION BREAKFAST FOREST PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT CITIZENS SELF-DEFENSE CLASS

Office of Public Works STREET DIVISION

BOBBY JINKS PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR

UPCOMING EVENTS 1/6/2024 CLEAN SWEEP 1/24/2024 JOB FAIR

CUT TREES/ LIMBS OFF THE R/O/W: 206 HRS. CUT BUSHES: 69 HRS. DEBRIS REMOVAL: 1 HRS. STREET SWEEPER UNIT # 105 – 86 HRS. LEAF REMOVAL UNIT # 229 – 32 HRS. ASPHALT/ POTHOLES REPAIRS: 12 HRS. FINLEY DR, DEARING DR ILLEGAL DUMPING: 4 HRS.: FRONTAGE RD, PINERIDGE CT CUT GRASS/EDGE/WEEDEAT/BLOW – 0 HRS. 1 COURTESY PICK UP: PINERIDGE PL PAID PICK UP: 2 HRS. LITTER CONTROL ON THE R/O/W – 25 HRS. STORM DRAIN CLEANING: 49 HRS. HAUL 0 LOADS OF TIRES - 0 HRS.

STREET SWEEPING AND CURB MILES

Days Swept Total

Streets Swept Total

Curb Mile Total

15

29

83.75

STREET SWEEPER COVERAGE LOCATIONS: SEQUOIA DR/ ASH ST/ YANCEY RD/ BRIDGE AVE/ GEORGIA AVE/ LAKE DR/ WARNER ST/ WOODLAND DR/ WOODLAND WAY/ BROOKDALE DR/ NORTH AVE/ BENNET ALLEY/ OAK ST/ PARK DR/ PINE ST/ MANSE DR/ CASH MEMORIAL BLVD/ BROOKWOOD DR/ FIRST ST/ WEST ST/ PINERIDGE DR/ WHATLEY DR/ EVERGREEN DR/ GREENHILL WAY/ GREENLEAF DR/ SPRINGDALE RD/ BURKS RD/ HENDERSON DR

LEAF REMOVAL TRUCK COVERAGE LOCATIONS: NORTH AVE/ BRIDGE AVE/ EVANS ST/ WOODLAND WAY/ HELEN ST

Office of Public Works EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK POSITION

DIVISION

# AVAILABLE

TRADE SPECIALIST

BLDG MAINT

1 POSITION

FOREMAN

STREETS

1 POSITION

HEAVY EQUIP OPERATOR

STREETS

3 POSITIONS

FOREMAN

PARKS

1 POSITION

PART-TIME MAINT WORKER

PARKS

1 POSITION

FOREMAN

FLEET

1 POSITION

MECHANIC

FLEET

1 POSITION

SANITATION ADMIN

SANITATION

1 POSITION

OVERTIME LIST AND HOURS STUCK TRAIN ON TRACKS 12/2/23 16 SWEEPER TRUCK 12/4/23 1 CHRISTMAS PARADE 12/9/23 24.5 COMMUNITY GARDEN GAZEBO 12/13/23 15

SIGN SHOP 29 WORK ORDERS TO REPLACE/REPAIR STREET SIGNS. 9 WORK ORDERS TO CLEAN STREET SIGNS. 3 WORK ORDERS TO CUT GRASS/BUSHES/LIMBS FROM SIGNS. 0 WORK ORDER TO RELOCATE RADAR STATS EQUIPMENT. 10 WORK ORDERS TO MAKE SIGNS. 3 CLEAN MAIN ST FOUNTAIN 0 CUT GRASS WITH STREET DIV ON ROW 0 WORK ORDER TO HANG BANNERS 0 WORK ORDER TO FLAG TRAFFIC

Office Of Public Works BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORK ORDERS:

BUILDING MAINTENANCE PROJECTS:

POLICE 14 WORK ORDERS AT 65 SERVICE HOURS SCOTT BLVD FENCE 1 WORK ORDER AT 12 SERVICE HOURS MAIN ST FOUNTAIN 1 WORK ORDER AT 2 SERVICE HOURS FIRE STATION#1 6 WORK ORDERS AT 57 SERVICE HOURS FIRE STATION#2 4 WORK ORDERS AT 24 SERVICE HOURS CITY HALL 6 WORK ORDERS AT 58 SERVICE HOURS REC BLDG 1 WORK ORDER AT 4 SERVICE HOURS PERSONNEL 2 WORK ORDERS AT 4 SERVICE HOURS COUNCIL OFFICES 1 WORK ORDER AT 2 SERVICE HOURS BLOCK BLDG 3 WORK ORDERS AT 44 SERVICE HOURS PUBLIC WORKS 1 WORK ORDER AT 28 SERVICE HOURS FOOTBALL STADIUM 0 WORK ORDERS AT 0 SERVICE HOURS STREET SCHOOL 0 WORK ORDERS AT 0 SERVICE HOURS FLEET 2 WORK ORDERS AT 41 SERVICE HOURS STARR PARK 1 WORK ORDER AT 1 SERVICE HOUR ALDER PARK 0 WORK ORDERS AT 0 SERVICE HOURS RITE AID BLDG 0 WORK ORDERS AT 0 SERVICE HOURS BILL LEE PARK 0 WORK ORDERS AT 0 SERVICE HOURS SIGN SHOP 0 WORK ORDERS AT 0 SERVICE HOURS SECOND STREET PARK 0 WORK ORDERS AT 0 SERVICE HOURS THEATER PARK 0 WORK ORDERS AT 0 SERVICE HOURS

COMMUNITY GARDEN PROJECT - 99 SERVICE HRS. FIRE STATION#2 REMODEL - 311 SERVICE HRS. CHRISTMAS LIGHTS - 242 SERVICE HRS.

SANITATION: 12 40

DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED FROM RIGHT OF WAY. TOTAL ASSESSED VALUES FOR DEBRIS COLLECTION. RESIDENTIAL – 36 COMMERCIAL - 4 176 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL SANITATION CUSTOMERS CALL. 27 WASTE MANAGEMENT MISSED COLLECTIONS: RESIDENT CALLS COMPLAINT. 48 TOTAL COMMERCIAL SANITATION CUSTOMERS CALL. 4 WASTE MANAGEMENT MISSED COLLECTIONS: COMMERCIAL CALLS COMPLAINT. 103 TOTAL ADMINISTRATOR CUSTOMER CONTACTS RESIDENTIAL – 62 COMMERCIAL - 41 5214 RESIDENTIAL SANITATION CUSTOMERS 19 NEW TRASH CARTS DELIVERED. 16 BROKEN TRASH CARTS REPLACED. NA RECYCLE TRASH CAN SWAPPED FOR REGULAR TRASH CAN. 117 REMOVED TRASH BAGS AND LITTER CONTROL AT MARTA BUS STOPS AND PARKS 3 COMMUNITY SHEDS IN STARR PARK TO DE-LITTER AND CHANGE TRASH EVERY DAY.

Office Of Public Works PARKS DIVISION: 6 5 2 203 2

MAIN PARKS MAINTAINED ALDER/ SECOND ST/ PERKINS/ BILL LEE/ THEATER/ STARR PARK ON ROTATION. SIDE PARKS MAINTAINED 3@ BRIDGE AVE/ 2@ GEORGIA AVE/ 1@ ASH ST ON ROTATION. BATHROOMS MAINTAINED T-BALL RESTROOM AND STARR PARK CONCESSION STAND RESTROOM EVERY DAY. REMOVED TRASH BAGS AND LITTER CONTROL AT RIGHT OF WAYS AND PARKS SOCCER FIELDS MAINTAINED ON ROTATION. CUT AND GROOMED ALL THE PCD & REC/ CITY HALL/ P.D./ GUN RANGE/ FIRE STATION 1,2,3/SENIOR CENTER CUT AND GROOMED CITY ROW JONESBORO ROAD/ FOREST PARKWAY, OLD DIXIE HWY, MAIN ST

CITY PROJECTS INITIATED BY PUBLIC WORKS ROCKCUT ROAD SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION DRAWING COMPLETED. LINDA WAY ROAD SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION DRAWING COMPLETED. AWAITING ROW APPRAISALS/ACQUISITIONS. WALDROP ROAD SIDEWALK AWAITING CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

PERKINS PARK UPGRADES – 10% AWAITING COUNCIL APPROVAL ON CONTRACT FOR BASKETBALL COURT AND FENCING TREES PRUNED. WATER FOUNTAIN REPAIRED. FORT GILLEM ROAD IMPROVEMENTS – 0% WAITING ON MATERIALS FINCH COMMUNITY GARDEN – 80% CONCRETE PAD INSTALLED. GAZEBO COMPLETED. AWAITING SIGNAGE

Office Of Public Works Fleet Division: POLICE – 58 REQUESTS FOR 171.25 SERVICE HOURS PW STREETS – 16 REQUESTS FOR 37 SERVICE HOURS PW PARKS – 8 REQUESTS FOR 20 SERVICE HOURS PW BUILD MAINT – 3 REQUESTS FOR 8 SERVICE HOURS PW SANITATION – 2 REQUESTS FOR 3 SERVICE HOURS RESCUE – 2 REQUESTS FOR 2 SERVICE HOURS FLEET – 5 REQUESTS FOR 11 SERVICE HOURS CITY HALL- 0 REQUEST FOR 0 SERVICE HOURS. FIRE – 8 REQUESTS FOR 11.25 SERVICE HOURS ANIMAL CONTROL – 4 REQUESTS FOR 8.75 SERVICE HOURS PBZ – 4 REQUESTS FOR 10 SERVICE HOURS REC – 0 REQUESTS FOR 0 SERVICE HOURS SIGNS – 0 REQUESTS FOR 0 SERVICE HOURS

Office of Recreation & Leisure REVENUE

TARIK MAXWELL RECREATION & LEISURE DIRECTOR

DAILY PASSES

$401.00

RESERVATIONS

$3,875.00

MEMBERSHIPS

$70.00

PROGRAMS

$2,087

OUTDOOR POOL

$0.00

TOTAL REVENUE

$6,433.00

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