On the agenda: Glynn County Glynn County Board of Commissioners - Nov 20, 2025 — Flock Safety (Nov 20)

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AGENDA REGULAR MEETING GLYNN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HISTORIC GLYNN COUNTY COURTHOUSE 701 "G" STREET, 2ND FLOOR, COMMISSIONERS' MEETING CHAMBERS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2025 AT 6:00 PM

 
 


INVOCATION AND PLEDGE

COMMISSION PRESENTATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

CONSENT AGENDA - General Business

1. Approve the minutes of the regular scheduled meeting held November 6, 2025, subject to any necessary corrections.  (R. Vakulich)
 
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2. Approve a contract with Motorola Solutions to provide service to the ASTRO II P-25 radio system and System Upgrade (SUA) in the amount of $378,330.00 with funding to be provided by the FY26/27 E911 Fund Approved Budget.  (C. Richardson) Clerk's Note: On November 20, 2025, the support documentation was uploaded for this item.  
 
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3. Approve a 4-month extension on the current contract with Motorola Solutions to provide service to the ASTRO II P-25 radio system in the amount of $66,858.56 with funding to be provided by the FY26 E911 Fund Approved Budget.  (C. Richardson) Clerk's Note: On November 20, 2025, the support documentation was uploaded for this item.  
 
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4. Approve the fourth amendment to the Tower and Ground Lease Agreement with New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC (“NCW”) and Glynn County, Georgia.  (C. Richardson)
 
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5. FP-25-13 - Majestic Oaks Subdivision, Phase 2A:    Approve the final plat for the subdivision of an approximately 7.5-acre tract into 30 lots to be named Majestic Oaks Subdivision, Phase 2A, including acceptance of a deed for dedication of rights-of-way and acceptance of a drainage, access, and utilities easement. Property is located at 105 Long Way S. (Parcel Number 03-29008) and zoned Planned Development District (PD) (ZM4870). Simcoe Investment Group, LLC, owner.    (S. Leif)
 
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6. Approve and ratify an user license agreement between Glynn County and CaseGuard for redaction software in an amount of $8,130 with funding provided by the FY26 Police Department Operating Budget, executed by the County Manager, as authorized by County Ordinance 2-2-19.  (R. Talbert)
 
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7. Approve and ratify an agreement between Glynn County and NITV Federal Services, LLC for CVSA Services in an amount of $11,995 with funding provided by the FY26 Police Department Operating Budget, executed by the County Manager, as authorized by County Ordinance 2-2-19.  (R. Talbert)
 
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8. Approve the unbudgeted capital purchase of two 2026 Police Interceptor Utility vehicles and upfitting services for the Glynn County Sheriff's Office in the amount not to exceed $120,377.38 with funding provided by the Fleet Multi-Year Capital Fund Balance.  (R. Talbert)
 
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9. Approve the Memorandum of Understanding between Glynn County, Georgia, for and on behalf of the Glynn County Police Department, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the Coastal Georgia Safe Streets Violent Gang Task Force (the CGSSVGTF).  (S. Ebner)
 
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10. Approve the agreement and authorize the Glynn County Chief of Police to sign the required maintenance agreement with the Georgia Department of Transportation for installation of Flock Safety cameras in Department of Transportation right-of-way areas.  (S. Ebner)
 
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11. Approve the agreement and authorize the Glynn County Chief of Police to sign required HIDTA Memorandum of Agreement, required by the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), to move forward with permitting for Flock Safety Cameras in GDOT right-of-way areas.   (S. Ebner)
 
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12. Authorize the Chairman to request a renewal of the County's Speed Detection Device Permit.  (S. Ebner)
 
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13. Authorize Chairman to sign award documents for previously accepted grant award in the amount of $199,631 from the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council on behalf of Brunswick Judicial Circuit Drug Court to support behavioral health services.   (L. Johnson)
 
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CONSENT AGENDA - Finance Committee

14. Approve the Real and Personal Property corrections and exemptions as recommended by the Board of Assessors and the Chief Appraiser at their Thursday, October 9, 2025 meeting, with clarification that this does not approve a tax refund.  (R. Glisson)  (FC 2-0)
 
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15. Adopt the Resolution to amend the FY24/25 Budget.  (T. Munson)  (FC 2-0)
 
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16. Amend the FY26 budget to include the attached lists of prior year budgeted items that were not completed in FY25.  (T. Munson)  (FC 2-0)
 
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17. Adopt the Resolution to amend the FY25/26 Budget.  (T. Munson)  (FC 2-0)
 
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18. Authorize the reallocation of $14,300 from unused Selden Park Maintenance Shed Flooring Project funds to cover the cost to purchase a floor scrubber, a portable pitcher's mound, and maintenance equipment for Selden Park.  (L. Gurganus)  (FC 2-0)
 
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19. Award IFB26-012, Selden Park Sidewalk Improvement Project, to TJR Group, Inc. of Brunswick, GA in the amount of $312,386.54 with funding to be provided by the SPLOST 2022 fund - Selden Park Project.  (L. Gurganus)  (FC 2-0)
 
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20. Accept the Juvenile Prevention and Intervention Grant award from the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, on behalf of Glynn County Juvenile Court, in the amount of $67,868 and reduce the FY26 budgeted revenues and expenditures in the amount of  $4,406.  (L. Johnson)  (FC 2-0)
 
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21. Accept the Safe Streets for All Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation in the amount of $400,000 with $320,000 in federal funds, and a local match of $80,000 (City of Brunswick: $14,400; Glynn County: $65,600).   (M. Hardin)  (FC 2-0)
 
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22. Accept a donation from Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation on behalf of the Alice S. Glenn Family Fund in the amount of $20,000 for general support of Animal Services.  (L. Austin)  (FC 2-0)
 
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23. Accept a donation from Coldwell Banker Access Realty in the amount of $523.67 to purchase 100 Petlink microchips from Datamars, to be used to microchip animals in the community at no charge to the owner of the animals.   (L. Austin)  (FC 2-0)
 
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24. Approve the Order Form for the purchase of the hardware replacement for the Granicus Live Cast Encoder in the amount of $5,247, which includes configuration and shipping, with funding the be provided by the Information Technology Fund.  (D. West)  (FC 2-0)
 
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25. Award IFB26-015, Blythe Island Drainage Construction Project (CAMERON PLACE), in the amount of $351,778.07 to TRI SCAPES, LLC, with funding to be provided by the Multi-Year Capital Projects Fund.   (A. Vicent)  (FC 2-0)
 
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26. Approve a request from the North Glynn Pickleball Group to refund $2,568 in park rental fees paid to the County to host the Golden Isles Pickleball Classic at North Glynn Recreation Complex on September 27 and 28, 2025.  (L. Gurganus)  (FC 2-0)
 
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PUBLIC HEARING - ABANDONMENT 
Public Hearings will be limited to 30 minutes for each opposing side, with 5 minutes allocated to each individual speaker. Comments are to be limited to relevant information regarding your position and should avoid being repetitious. If your group has a spokesperson, please allow that individual to present your group’s position in the time allocated. Your cooperation in this process will be greatly appreciated.
27. AB-24-2: Consider the abandonment of an improved area on the northwest boundary of Parcel No. 04-03273, 1629 Bruce Drive, St Simons Island. SSI-Bruce LLC, William and Kelli Lafferty, applicants.  (J. Hartman)
 
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PUBLIC HEARING - LAND USE 

28. ZM-25-24 – 224 Old Jesup Rd Rezone: Consideration of a change of zoning request from One Family Residential (R12) to Planned Development District (PD). The proposed use is office space and warehouse storage at 224 Old Jesup Rd. Parcel 03-09090. Brandon Purcell, agent for John Allen, Allen Construction & Development, Inc, owner.  (C. Cary)  (6-0)
 
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29. ZM-25-25 – 7870 HW 82 Rezone: Consideration of a change of zoning request from Forest Agricultural (FA) to Highway Commercial (HC). The proposed use is a mobile home wholesale retail business and other commercial uses allowed in the HC zoning district at 7870 Highway 82. Parcel 02-01966.  Brian Griffin, B&B Land Partners, owner.  (C. Cary)  (6-0)
 
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30. ZM-25-26 – 150 Venture Drive Rezone:  Consideration of a change of zoning request from Freeway Commercial (FC) to High Residential (HR) to allow conversion of the existing extended stay hotel into 102 multi-family dwelling units. Property is located at 150 Venture Drive (parcel 03-21106).  150 Venture, LLC, owner and applicant.  (S. Leif)  (6-0)
 
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31. ZM-25-27 – 725 Harry Driggers Boulevard Rezone:   Consideration of an amendment to the existing Planned Development District (ZM4680) to allow five (5) foot side yard setbacks, instead of the required seven (7) foot setbacks, on lots.  Property is located at 725 Harry Driggers Boulevard (parcel 03-27631) and known as Windwood Estates.  Jake Lemmings, Roberts Civil Engineering, agent for South Coastal Developers, LLC, owner.  (S. Leif)  (6-0)
 
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32. ZM-25-29 – 7550 Golden Isles Pkwy Rezone: Consideration of a change of zoning request from Planned Development (PD) to Planned Development (PD) to allow for surface mining at 7550 Golden Isles Pkwy. Parcel 03-28080. RLK HOLDINGS, LLC, owner.  (K. Wright)  (6-0)
 
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PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

EXECUTIVE SESSION/POST EXECUTIVE SESSION ACTION