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Forsyth City Council Meeting

March 16, 2026 · Forsyth, GA
Source: 3 16 minutes (DOCX)
Retrieved April 27, 2026 from www.cityofforsyth.net ↗
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Attendees

✓ Goolsby (Mayor)
✓ Hill (Councilmember)
✓ Goodson (Councilmember)
✓ Allen (Councilmember)
✓ Holmes (Councilmember)
✓ Wilder (Councilmember)
✓ Dodd (Councilmember)
✓ Mims (City Manager)
✓ Ivie (Assistant City Manager)
✓ Causey (City Attorney)
✓ Furlow (City Clerk)
✓ Present: 11/11

Decisions

Agenda Items

#1

Approval of the Agenda

Approval of the meeting agenda
#2

Approval of the Minutes

Approval of the minutes from the council meeting held on March 2, 2026
#3

Presentation of the Extraordinary Action Medals

Recognition of recipients of the Extraordinary Action Medal
#4

Appointment to the Planning and Zoning Commission

Appointment of a new member to the Planning and Zoning Commission
#5

Approval of a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Forsyth and the Historical Society

Approval of a Memorandum of Understanding for an in-kind exchange of services
#6

Approval of a Bid Award to Dixie Lawn & Landscaping for Downtown Landscaping

Approval of a bid award for downtown landscaping services
#7

Approval of Additional Funding for the Public Works/Utilities Facility Project

Approval of additional funding for the Public Works/Utilities Facility Project
#8

Approval of FY2025 Budget Adjustments

Approval of budget adjustments for the general fund and special revenue funds
#9

Approval of Requisitions Greater than $6,000

Approval of requisitions for various services and materials
#10

PFAS Class Action Litigation

Approval of a resolution and contract for PFAS Class Action litigation legal services

Public Comments

3 speakers
Linda Hampton · Topic: Landscaping and tree maintenance

Concerns about soil testing, pruning, and planting, as well as tree roots showing on Kynette Street

Rob Law · Topic: Data center and power consumption

Recommendation for a proclamation to protect citizens from power increases due to data centers

Bo Drinkard · Topic: Introduction

Introduction as a new reporter for the Monroe County Reporter