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Cobb County Meetings

Board of Commissioners - 2026-02-10

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12
Decisions
3
Market Signals

Meeting Summary

The Board of Commissioners meeting on 2026-02-10 was primarily procedural, approving multiple transportation infrastructure contracts and settlements. Key approvals included a $749,200 contract for Mars Hill Road ITS Communications and authorization for condemnation proceedings on West Sandtown Road for a sidewalk project. The board also approved the sale of a 0.46-acre vacant lot at 731 Moseley Drive, Smyrna for $75,000 to Equity Trust Company.

Key Decisions (12)

Approved

Mars Hill Road ITS Communications Contract

Approved contract with NGT Group LLC for $749,200.38 for Mars Hill Road Intelligent Transportation Systems Communications, phases 3b and 3c, project number 25B2512.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Old Bee Tree Drive Drainage Repairs Contract

Approved contract with Advanced Sports Construction LLC for $147,341 for drainage system repairs on Old Bee Tree Drive, project number B22189.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Gallant Fox Lane Drainage Repairs Contract

Approved contract with Chatfield Contracting Incorporated for $156,240.63 for drainage system repairs on Gallant Fox Lane, project number B22184.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Construction Contract Change Orders Final - Multiple Projects

Approved change orders final for various completed projects in 2016 SPLOST, 2022 SPLOST Transportation Improvements Program Fund, public facility projects fund, and water system fund, resulting in total savings of $2,729,264.47.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Engineering Contract Change Orders Final

Approved change orders final to engineering contracts for completed projects in 2022 SPLOST Transportation Improvements Program and 2024-2026 American Rescue Plan Act Fund, resulting in savings of $159,120.09.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

GDOT Transportation Management Center Upgrades Agreement

Approved construction agreement with Georgia Department of Transportation for Transportation Management Center upgrades, Cobb County project B2583, including $10,000 construction administration oversight fee.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

West Sandtown Road Sidewalk Condemnation Proceedings

Authorized condemnation proceedings by declaration of taken on one parcel on West Sandtown Road for Sidewalk South project number B2711.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Sale of 731 Moseley Drive Property

Approved sale of 0.46-acre vacant lot at 731 Moseley Drive, Smyrna, Georgia to Equity Trust Company for $75,000.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Interruptible Power Supply Equipment Purchase

Authorized procurement of interruptible power supply equipment for up to $1,212,000 for 2022 SPLOST projects B0010 and 0020, including creation of technology infrastructure capital replacement fund.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Router Purchase and Infrastructure Fund Increase

Authorized $82,286 annual increase to technology infrastructure capital replacement fund beginning FY27 and purchase of 36 routers via Cisco/Computer Center for $443,564.62.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

DOT Traffic Management Center Generator Replacement

Approved contract with ENC Power Systems for $229,524 for purchase and installation of replacement emergency generator system for Department of Transportation traffic management center.

Vote: 5-0
Approved

Consent Agenda with Noted Opposition

Approved consent agenda including worker's compensation settlement for Nadia Mayfield, settlement of Cobb County vs Shea Traylor joint venture, and settlement with Jacobs Engineering Group. Commissioner Burrow and Gambrel opposed item 14 (disparity study consultant funding of $60,000); Commissioner Gambrel opposed item 20 (warming shelter funding).

Vote: 5-0Conditions: Opposition noted from Commissioners Burrow and Gambrel on item 14; Gambrel on item 20

Market Signals (3)

Infrastructure

County is seeking to renew 1% SPLOST for major capital projects, with community open houses being held through February to gather resident feedback on proposed project list.

Housing Demand

Multiple residents expressed concern about homeless population growth in South Cobb, citing Atlanta's closure of public housing facilities and homeless camps pushing people into Cobb County.

Commercial Demand

Residents opposed a new liquor store license application on Canton Road, noting five liquor stores already exist within one mile on that corridor, suggesting market saturation concerns.