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LaGrange, Georgia City Council Meeting - June 23, 2026
Published: Jun 23, 2026
Fire Trucks Declared Surplus, Personnel Policy Amended
The council approved declaring two fire trucks as surplus items due to improper VIN numbers, with the intention of selling them on gov deals to recover costs. Additionally, they approved amendments to the personnel policy, including implementing a pay-per-performance plan, adding a 1% bonus for non-exempt employees who do not use sick time, requiring Mayor and Council approval for new positions, and removing the city manager's ability to change pay ranges for position classifications.
Canopy Crest Subdivision Street Names Approved Amidst Naming Convention Discussion
An ordinance was approved to name streets within the Canopy Crest subdivision. There was discussion regarding the strict application of UDO language to avoid naming streets similarly in the future, particularly concerning north/south/east/west designations.
LaGrange Art Museum Highlights Community Impact and Educational Value
Lauren Oliver, Director of the LaGrange Art Museum, presented on the museum's extensive programming, highlighting its role in education, creativity, community engagement, and wellness. The museum serves thousands of visitors annually, offers diverse educational programs for all ages, and provides benefits such as stress reduction and improved cognitive function. Oliver emphasized that arts and cultural organizations are essential community assets and urged continued investment.
Mayor's Reading Club Event Announced for July 2nd
Ms. Katie Van Schuler provided closing comments, announcing an upcoming Mayor's Reading Club event on July 2nd at the LaGrange Memorial Library, a partnership with Get Troop Reading and the Rotary Club of LaGrange. Every child attending will receive a book, and Mayor Arrington will read. The events are free and open to the public.
Yolanda Jabali Clothing Center Seeks Grant Support for Vital Services
The LaGrange Troop County Council of Church Women, through their Yolanda Jabali Clothing Center, requested grant support. The center provides clothing to families, children, and individuals in need, including those re-entering society and the homeless population. They serve hundreds of families annually and provide monthly clothing, underwear, socks, winter coats, and shoe vouchers. The center cited the rising cost of living and poverty rates as reasons for their continued vital service.
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