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Q4 CITY MANAGER’S MESSAGE 20 25
As we conclude the final quarter of 2025, I am incredibly proud of the "Uncompromised Excellence" displayed across all departments Despite the logistical complexities of the City Hall renovation, our teams have maintained 100% service continuity while achieving milestones.
Our Engineering Services team successfully reviewed 303 building permits and launched the E-Plan digital software alongside our Planning and Development Department. Significant projects have moved forward, including the award of the Drake Field Pavilion repair contract and the start of the temporary Court Office construction at the Library. Meanwhile, our Stormwater division surpassed its maintenance goals, cleaning 299 structures and replacing 100 linear feet of pipe to protect our local watersheds. Peachtree City remains active and vibrant. Our Recreation team hosted 266 players in indoor basketball leagues and saw over 2,300 users at the Kedron pools. Special events like Hometown Holidays and the Fall Festival brought our neighbors together, while our Tennis Center maintained a robust membership of 430 residents.
I want to extend a special thank you to our Maintenance and IT crews From completing 93 work orders to setting up temporary offices at Kedron and the Library, your behind-the-scenes efforts have been seamless Whether repairing bay doors at Station 83 or replacing 300 chairs for the Council Chambers, your dedication ensures our city remains functional and welcoming.
As we step into 2026, these achievements provide a strong foundation for a year of growth and continued excellence.
ENGINEERING SERVICES 20 25
HIGHLIGHTS:
303 building permit reviews
24 erosion control reviews
20 site plan reviews
PTPW & Lake Kedron Guardrail Repaired
Drake Field Pavilion Repair contract awarded
US Society of Dams Tour of Lake Peachtree.
Structural Analysis of Gun Range
New Court Office construction started in the Library
Sprung Structure tour
E-Plan soft implemented
7 Land disturbance permits issued
BUILDING MAINTENANCE:
93 Work Orders Completed
Quarterly HVAC maintenance on all City buildings
Repaired Bay Door @ Station 83
Painted & Rearranged Office in Communications Department
Repaired #2 Trolly System @ Gun
Range on Pistol Side
Rebuilt Exhaust Fan for Training
Room Restrooms at Station 81
Removed & Rebuilt 300 chairs for Council Chambers & Court
STORMWATER:
Installed Dedicated Electrical Circuits for Space Heaters in New Finance Offices
Painted 2 New Offices in Finance
Dryer Vent Pipe Repair @ Station 82
Toilet Repairs @ Station 82
Installed Temporary Signage @ Kedron to Help Navigate Offices Moved There
Built New Closet & Replaced Fire
Sprinkler Main Valve @ PD
Helped Move IT & HR Storage Supplies
EXECUTIVE SERVICES Q4
NEWSLETTERS:
OpenRate:60%(187,812Opens)
ClickRate:4%(10,803Clicks)
Sends:398,987
Editions:13(TheSlice)
1(TheCompass)
Subscribers:30,608(TheSlice)
(TheCompass)
SOCIAL MEDIA
HIGHLIGHTS:
2025 Community Impact Award
Winner: This accolade recognizes the successful relaunch of the City’s PTC 101 class, an 8-week interactive class for residents to engage with department leaders and staff to learn about local government.
December Team of the Month
The Public Communications and Fire Rescue were voted as Team of the Month for their collaboration of creating seasonal fire safety tips videos for the public
NUMBERS:
VISITORS TO CITY HALL
October - 2,210
November - 2,100
December - 2,746
OPEN RECORDS REQUESTS
October - 63
November - 36
December - 24
44K
Instagram:
Views: 512.4K Content Interaction: 10.9K
Visits: 3.5K
tiktok:
Video Views: 24.2K
Reached Audience: 16K
New Followers: 49
twitter / x:
New followers: 39
Impressions: 19K
Reposts: 8
HIGHLIGHTS:
Visited with 2660 people during Fire Prevention Month (Oct.)
Annual Live Fire Training (Nov.)
Held NEFRIS training in preparation for upcoming changes. (Dec.) INCIDENTS:
Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Incident - 1020
Service Call - 204
Good Intent Call - 114
False Alarm & False Call - 87
Hazardous Condition (No Fire) - 34 Fire - 17
Severe Weather & Natural Disaster - 0
Overpressure Rupture, Explosion, Overheat (No Fire) - 0
HUMAN RESOURCES
EMPLOYEE STATISTICS:
Total Employees - 365
New Hires - 25
Separations - 27
CURRENT VACANCIES:
Maintenance Technician Cart paths
Building Maintenance Streets
Police Officer - Certified Firefighter/Paramedic Firefigher/AEMT
Heavy Equipment Operator Street Sweeper
EMPLOYEE EVENTS & TRAINING:
OCTOBER
Ethics Training
CPR Training
Davis Chiropractic Lunch & Learn
Wear Pink & Walk Day
Transitioning from Peer to Supervisor
Onsite Yoga
Flu Shots
Menopause Awareness
Lunch & Learn
30,560
1,015
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Traffic
VEHICLE COLLISIONS:
278
Golf Carts
DISPATCHED CALLS
2,972
minutes 51 seconds
What‘s going on?
Part
Officer
Officer
Captain Brad Williams named Supervisor of the
Q4 PUBLIC WORKS
ENTRANCE SIGN MAINTENANCE
SIGNS
TRAFFIC SIGNS
37 regular Signs made
27 signs replaced
15 posts replaced
23 new installs
5
URBAN FORESTRY
54 SIGN POST MAINTENANCE
Awarded Organic Matter
Grinding Bid
RECYCLING CENTER
Provided staffing for 6 special events
2976
ROCKAWAY ROAD VISITORS
50 MULCHERS
GROUNDS
Public Works removed 82 trees within public ROW and greenbelts due to hazard, construction or pine beetles
Submittal for Tree City USA was awarded
5 tree replanting’s
PAVING
8314
MCINTOSH TRAIL VISITORS (206 by Golf Cart)
50 E-WASTE
Completed 5 row mowing rotations before transitioning to pruning right of ways
Maintained weekly rotation at City facilities
Spread over 3 tons of grass seed at City Hall & Drake Field
Provided staffing & equipment for Peachtree
Classic Road Race & Trunk or Treat Event
New landscape installations at Lakewood, Sweetwater Oaks and Emerling Grove
Subdivisions
62 deer carcasses removed / 9 others removed (2 dogs, 2 raccoons, 2 cats, 1 possum, 1 armadillo, 1 fox
16 potholes filled on cart paths & roads
5 crosswalks painted
0 miles of roadway paved
0.73 miles of cart path paved
0.15 miles of cart path patched
14 LF of curb & gutter repaired or replaced
5 miles of crack seal
24 sqft sidewalk repaired/replaced
675 miles of curb swept
Repaired 60 ft wood rail fences
9 miles of ROW tree trimming
FLEET
214 vehicles serviced
219 pieces of equipment serviced
VISITOR CENTER IMPACT
Total Calls YTD: 1,018
GIFT STORE
Sales YTD: $24,944.40
TRADESHOWSATTENDED
New golf cart decals are now available at 191 McIntosh Trail!
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MEETINGS/EDUCATION
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RFP’SGENERATED:37(+)
PHOTOSWITHSANTAEVENT
VisitPeachtreeCityhostedPhotoswithSanta, supportinglocaltoyandyouthdonationdrives whilecreatingafestive,family-focusedholiday experience.Sponsoredby:CrownePlazaPeachtree City,HiltonPeachtreeCity,FoxtailCoffee,andThe LegacyTheater.
CarlVinsonGCEDCourse,Gainesville,Oct30
FLATCREEKFLOYDORNAMENTINITIATIVE
Createdacommemorativeornamentcelebrating thelegacyofFlatCreekFloyd,whichgenerated strongcommunityengagementandsoldout duringthe2025holidayseason.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
MarComAwards:EarnedPlatinumandGold recognition,reinforcingthehighqualityand effectivenessofVisitPeachtreeCity’smarketing, creative,anddestinationstorytellingefforts.
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