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January 15th, 2022
Week in Review
December Monthly Financials
November Financial Newsletter
Chattahoochee Hills Web Site
Get Email Alerts
Email City Manager
City offices will be closed on Monday, January 17th
in Observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Please join me in
welcoming Officer
Robert Winter to the
Chattahoochee Hills
Police Department.
Stop by City Hall to
meet him.
COVID Testing Availability
DPH Urges Georgians NOT to Go to Hospital Emergency
Departments for COVID Testing
Atlanta – To help keep hospital emergency departments open to treat
medical emergencies, individuals seeking COVID testing should not go to
hospital emergency departments, unless they are experiencing severe
COVID-19 symptoms requiring urgent medical attention. Asymptomatic
individuals or individuals with mild symptoms should find testing sites
other than hospital emergency departments.
COVID-19 testing locations are available throughout Georgia and can be found on the Georgia
Department of Public Health (DPH) website at https://dph.georgia.gov/covidtesting. We are working
with our lab partners to expand testing hours and add testing sites, however, lines will continue to be long
as thousands of Georgians want to get tested.
To help alleviate delays at testing sites, it is critical that people register BEFORE going to a DPH test site.
Online registration (https://dph.georgia.gov/covidtesting) will help alleviate back-ups at test sites and
free up staff to do more testing if they aren’t doing registration paperwork.
COVID vaccination is available statewide and is our best tool for ending this pandemic and reducing the
overwhelming strain on the healthcare system and healthcare providers. To find a COVID vaccination
location, visit https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-vaccine. Georgians aged 5 and older are eligible for
vaccination. Georgians 16 and older are eligible for boosters six months after completing their primary
vaccine series of either Moderna or Pfizer (only Pfizer is authorized for booster doses in 16- and 17- year-
olds) and two months after their J&J vaccine.
Basic prevention measures should also be followed to help prevent further spread of COVID and mitigate
outbreaks of infection, especially in public settings: wear a mask, physically distance, and wash your
hands frequently with soap and water.
For updates on COVID-19, follow @GaDPH and @GovKemp on Twitter and @GaDPH and @GovKemp
on Facebook.
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The scheduled City Council Work Session on Thursday, January 6th at
6:00 PM was postponed to Tuesday, January 11th at 5:00 PM. This Work
Session preceded the regular City Council Business Meeting. Currently,
these meetings are in person and virtual. Access to the Zoom recording
is available for both meetings below.
Passcode: +5cA*U@z
ZOOM Recording
2022 Council Meeting
Schedule
Every Mid Year, the City reviews where it is with
regard to revenues and expenditures and makes some
adjustments accordingly. Below is the adjustment
adopted by City Council on Tuesday, January 11th and
the new FY2022 Budget.
FY2022 Budget Amendments
There was a scheduled Historic Commission Meeting on Monday,
January 10th at 6:30 PM. This was a virtual only meeting streamed on
Zoom. The access information to the recording is available below:
Passcode: 5ki9RN=S
Zoom Recording
There is a Parks Commission Meeting next Tuesday, January 18th at
6:30 PM. This meeting will be available on ZOOM using the below
access information.
Meeting ID: 879 1972 2388
Passcode:361836
Dial In: 646 558 8656
ZOOM Link
There is a Planning Commission Meeting next Thursday, January 20th at
6:30 PM. This meeting will be available on ZOOM using the below
access information.
Meeting ID: 871 5112 3469
Passcode:851182
Dial In: 646 558 8656
ZOOM Link
Wayfinding Signage Update
Due to supply chain issues, the installation of the
wayfinding signage will be delayed a month. We
are hoping to have these signs installed by the
end of January. Thank you for your patience and
understanding.
Every December, the City has to publish a year end report on
TSPLOST expenditures and advertise this in the Newnan
Times Herald. We would like to make this available to out
citizens who may not get this paper.
TSPLOST Year End Report
This week, Public Works installed
the "Little Free Library" box outside
of our City library. The purpose of
this free library is to inspire a love of
reading, build community, and spark
creativity by fostering neighborhood
book exchanges.
Chattahoochee Hills is sponsoring another Red Cross
Blood Drive for Thursday, February 17th form 1:00 to
6:00 PM.
Sign Up to Donate Blood
Do you have questions about the Short Term Rental Ordinance or how to
register your rental property? Please click the link below for the
Ordinance or the Good Neighbor Brochure
Short Term Rental Registration Letter
Short Term Rental Good Neighbor Brochure
Short Term Rental Ordinance
Government financial documents are viewable by the public without
having any credentials or needing to log in. Just click on this link to
Budgets and Financial Reports menu bar. From there, you are able to
search for budget documents by fiscal year, document type, and by
county, city, or school district. Unfortunately, not every jurisdictions
adheres to this law. But we do!
Chattahoochee Hills' Audits
The January Chatt Hills newsletter is now
available for your review.
January Edition
We are writing to ask for your tax-deductible financial
contribution to renovate and equip one room in the
Chattahoochee Hills City Hall building. The completed
renovation will provide an artistic space that will offer
a variety of art classes and workshops for
Chattahoochee Hills’ residents.
Donate HERE
Found or Lost Dog?
Please call 911 to have an officer dispatched to
your location. We are working with CoCo's
cupboard to provide a safe shelter for the
animals until their owner can be located or the animal can be rehomed.
Our police will come to the last location the dog was seen and attempt to
take custody and transport back to the police department. At that time,
the officer will scan for a possible microchip to see if an owner can be
located. If not, they will reach out to our contact at CoCo's Cupboard to
come retrieve the dog and transport him/her to their facility.
Donation Letter
Police Non Emergency Number
404-730-7911
There are now 29 barn quilts throughout the City that are part of the
tourism landscape known as the Barn Quilt Trail. You can click the link
below to see the map of all the locations and the suggested route to see
all of the creative barn quilts
Barn Quilt Trail Link
Found a Dog?
Lost your animal? We now have a new feature on our web site which allows
anyone to subscribe and get email alerts on City business such
as Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes, CM Newsletter,
Department Reports, and more. The link in on the Homepage
under "QuickLinks" as "Get Email Alerts".
Email Alerts
Click on the below links for monthly department reports for December 2021
Police Department Court Services
Parks and Rec Fire-EMS
Community Development Public Works
In light of the dramatic increases in the rates of suicide, and overdose we're seeing in our state due to
COVID-19, the community could really benefit from having the support resources made readily available
to them.
Georgia Crisis Hotlines
GA CARES Warm Line: 1-844-326-5400
Peer2Peer Warm Line: 1-888-945-1414
Georgia Crisis & Access Line: 1-800-715-4225
The Crisis Text Line - Free text line that serves anyone, in any type of crisis, providing access to 24/7
support and information via texting. Text HOME to 741-741 from anywhere in the USA or Canada,
anytime, about any type of crisis.
National Crisis Hotlines
Veterans Crisis Line - 1-800-273-8255
National Sexual Assault Hotline - 1-800-656-4673
National Domestic Violence Hotline - 1-800-799-7233
Suicide Prevention
Stop A Suicide Today - Helpful website that provides suicide prevention information for someone
experiencing suicidal thoughts, their friends, and family.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255 - This national lifeline provides free confidential
support 24/7, 365 to anyone who is suffering from a mental health crisis that involves thoughts of suicide.
Overdose Prevention
The Summit Wellness Group - An in-depth overdose prevention guide that includes over 30 different
resources, as well as drug-specific signs of an overdose.
The Georgia Overdose Prevention Project - An advocacy and prevention organization that provides
information on Georgia's amnesty laws when it comes to helping an overdose victim as well as providing
free naloxone kits to Georgians through the mail.
Addiction Resources
In The Rooms - Resource for finding virtual Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous meetings
24/7.
National Institute on Drug Abuse - Helpful suggestions and resources on finding addiction treatment
centers for friends or family members struggling with addiction.
Are you a Fulton County resident age 60+
Are you experiencing isolation?
Do you have a loved one who checks in on you? If no, are you
interested in a well check from Senior Services?
Soaring Through Aging Resources Line
Senior Well Checks Flyer
Chatt Hills News
#HappyNewYear
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