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Next Town Council Meeting September 13, 2021

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Our Mayor & town council
Welcomes You

Gary Laggis, Mayor

Frank Carden, Councilman Mayor Pro-Tem

Ron Smith, Councilman

Kenny Wright, Councilman

Maurice Ungaro, Zoning Administrator


MEET THE COUNCIL

Woolsey's History
In Pictures

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VIEW GALLERY

Facts About
Woolsey

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TOWN of WOOLSEY
AGENDA

September 13, 2021

Pledge of Allegiance

Agenda Changes

Minutes of Prior Meeting (August, 2021)

Town Financial Report

Old Business

1. ARPA Funds Update Transfer

2. Lake Horton Update

3. Other

New Business

1. Comprehensive Plan Update/ARC Partnering

2. Roundabout Lighting Options

3. Other


NOTICE OF ELECTION CANCELLATION

Pursuant to O.C.G.A. §21-2-291 and §21-2-325, notice is hereby given that Town of Woolsey Municipal General Election scheduled for November 2, 2021, is cancelled. The following candidates has qualified for office and is unopposed:

For Mayor: Gary J. Laggis

For Town Councilman: Christopher Ron Smith

The above unopposed candidate shall be deemed to have voted for himself/herself.

This the (August 30, 2021).

Brian W. Hill

Election Superintendent (Brian W. Hill, Fayette County)


SR92 and Hampton Rd Informational Video

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ABOUT THE
TOWN OF WOOLSEY

Originally occupied by the Creek Indians, the first white settlers moved in around 1880. It was a prosperous town that included a school, post office, churches, plantations, farms, and market vendors. It was established near the historic communities of Rest and Inman. Woolsey is named after a prominent doctor who served in the Confederacy before being injured.


HISTORY OF WOOLSEY