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Street Rename, New Ordinances Headline Packed Council Agenda

A request from the Northwest Georgia Housing Authority to rename Stewart Circle is one of the items on the agenda for the April 7, 2026, Cave Spring City Council work session.

Council will also review reports from the Downtown Development Authority, court, police, fire, billing, and financial departments.

Other items on the agenda include a key policy, parking ordinance, event ordinance, and requisitions. Council will also review information related to the Local Road Assistance (LRA) program and the Local Maintenance Improvement Grant (LMIG).

Additionally, the agenda includes proclamations for Georgia Cities Week and Arbor Day, as well as discussion of community clean-up days.

The meeting is scheduled to conclude with an executive session to discuss personnel.

The work session will begin at 5 p.m. The full agenda is below.


Cave Spring City Council
Work Session -Agenda
Tuesday, April 7, 2026
5 p.m.

Call to Order

Request From Northwest Georgia Housing Authority to Rename Stewart Circle

Reports

Downtown Development Authority

Court

Police

Fire

Billing

Financial

Adjustments

Requisitions

Delta Municipal Supply – Annual Software – Neptune 360 Update

Day Care Lease Update

Vigilant Invoice Update and Resolution Update

GPS Tracking Devices Installation Update

Resolution – Fines and Fee Schedule Update

Key Policy Update

Parking Ordinance

Event Ordinance

Utility Management Services

LRA – Local Road Assistance – Due by June 15, 2026

LMIG – Local Maintenance Improvement Grant

City of Ethics – Notice from GMA

Georgia Cities Week Proclamation

Arbor Day Proclamation

Clean-up Days

Executive Session

Adjourn

Cave Spring City Hall




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