• Rezone property at 3040 Briarcliff Road from Office-Institution to Local Commercial to allow salon suites. (item D-1) Zoning decisions determine permitted uses and shape neighborhood development.

• Appeal of Historic Preservation Commission decision on property at 1080 Clifton Road. (item E-1) Appeals of preservation decisions affect property owners’ ability to modify historic structures.

• Record appointment of Andrea Greco to Environmental Justice and Sustainability Resident Review Group for District 4. (item E-2) Routine.

• Appoint Dr. Lynette Wilson-Phillips, MD, to Post 5 of DeKalb County Community Service Board. (item F-1) Routine.

• Appoint Kendra Price to Post 4 of DeKalb County Community Service Board. (item F-2) Routine.

• Appoint Ronald Mangum to Post 7 of DeKalb County Board of Family and Children Services. (item F-3) Routine.

• Appoint Interim Deputy Fire Chief Winfred O. Smith II to DeKalb Post 4 of Region 3 Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council. (item F-4) Routine.

• Reappoint Dr. Michael Carr to DeKalb Post 3 of Region 3 Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council. (item F-5) Routine.

• Appoint Samuel Shartar to DeKalb Post 2 of Region 3 Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council. (item F-6) Routine.

• Approve minutes from September 10, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting. (item G-1) Routine.

• Allocate $80,000 from District 5 Reserve for Appropriation Account for Holiday Health and Wellness Initiatives. — $80,000 (item G-2) Routine.

• Allocate $25,000 total ($5,000 each) to five District 5 Marching Bands from Reserve for Appropriations Funds for Youth Safety and Violence Prevention Programs. — $25,000 (item G-3) Routine.

• Allocate $25,000 to DeKalb County PALS Plus from District 5 Reserve for Appropriations Funds for Youth Safety and Violence Prevention Programs. — $25,000 (item G-4) Routine.

• Award contract for Healthcare Access Expansion and Community-Based Health Services to provide in-home primary care, dental, behavioral health, and related services to uninsured and underinsured residents. — $1,500,000 (item G-5) A seven-figure healthcare contract expands access to primary care, dental, and behavioral health services.

• Award contract for Preventive Healthcare Expansion and Community Healthcare Access Services including mobile healthcare unit deployment and maternal/prenatal services. — $1,400,000 (item G-6) A seven-figure healthcare contract deploys a mobile unit and expands preventive and maternal health services.

• Approve minutes from August 25, 2026 Board of Commissioners meeting. (item G-7) Routine.

• Approve minutes from August 18, 2026 special called meeting. (item G-8) Routine.

• Approve Safe Driver Championship. (item G-9) Routine.

• Resolution to rename DeKalb County Police Department East Precinct in honor of Chief Eddie Moody. (item H-1) Routine.

• Establish DeKalb Farm Fresh Mobile Market to provide locally sourced food access, and ratify Purchase Order No. 5080905. — $378,000 (item H-2) A food access program establishes a mobile market to increase availability of affordable locally sourced food.

• Approve Amendment No. 2 to Operational and Performance Assessment Services contract. — $182,420 (item H-3) Routine.

• Award contract for ReCycle DeKalb Compost Beta Community Education Program providing weekly food-scrap collection and education to 500 households over 40 weeks in 2027. — $325,000 (item H-4) A pilot organics diversion program educates residents on composting while collecting data on behavior change.

• Approve Annual Financial Agreement with University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service for compensation of County Extension Personnel, $154,373.00, January 1, 2027 to December 31, 2027. — $154,373 (item H-5) Routine.

• Approve Change Order No. 3 to Budget Car & Truck Rental undercover vehicle rental agreement, increasing funds and extending through November 23, 2027. — $76,641.6 (item H-6) Routine.

• Approve Change Order No. 1 to Risk and Claims Processing contract to ratify previously provided increase and extend multiyear contract through December 31, 2029. — $30,000 (item H-7) Routine.

• Ratify Change Order Nos. 5, 6, and 7 to Networking Equipment contract for Swampfox First-In-Line system support and additional phone lines for 2025-2026 and 2026-2027. — $67,873.46 (item H-8) Routine.

• Approve Change Order No. 1 to On-Call Pressure Washing for County Parks contract increasing funds for painting and pressure washing services. — $1,850,000 (item H-9) A seven-figure facilities maintenance contract increases funding for parks and county facility services.

• Approve Change Order No. 1 to Fuelmaster Software and Hardware Upgrade contract increasing funds and extending term through December 31, 2030. — $266,286 (item H-10) Routine.

• Award Invitation 2026-065-ITB for Ballot Printing and Absentee Ballot Printing and Mailing Services to lowest responsive bidders. — $121,297.5 (item H-11) Routine.

• Approve Change Order No. 6 to On-Call Plumbing Services contract increasing funds and scope to include building performance assessment audits. — $1,269,307 (item H-12) A seven-figure facilities contract expands scope to include building performance audits.

• Renew Contract for Restoration and Maintenance of Athletic Fields exercising 2nd renewal option through August 31, 2027. — $65,000 (item H-13) Routine.

• Award RFQ 22-500624 for Design Services for North Druid Hills Road Bridge replacement at CSX to highest scoring proposer. — $951,005.02 (item H-14) A major infrastructure design contract supports bridge replacement to improve transportation.

• Award Sole Source contract for Truck Scale Maintenance and Repair Services at various county solid waste facilities. — $380,000 (item H-15) Routine.

• Accept Georgia Environmental Finance Authority Loan CW2025020 of $17,887,000 and authorize CEO to execute necessary documents for Shoal Creek Trunk Sewer Improvement Project. — $17,887,000 (item H-16) A major municipal loan funds critical sewer infrastructure improvements.

• Ordinance to regulate the restraint and transportation of animals. (item I-1) New animal welfare regulation establishes standards for restraint and transportation practices.

• Ordinance to amend Chapter 5 of DeKalb County Code to regulate the sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits in pet shops. (item I-2) New pet sales regulation establishes standards for commercial sale of animals in pet shops.

• Ordinance to amend Chapter 15 of DeKalb County Code on Non-Discrimination. (item I-3) Amendment to non-discrimination policy affects protections in county licensing and permitting.

• Budget Amendment to increase General Fund for Sugar Creek Tennis & Golf facility lighting and retention wall for 3rd tennis court, not to exceed $800,000. — $800,000 (item I-4) A significant budget amendment funds infrastructure improvements at county recreational facility.

• Budget Amendment to increase General Fund for Porter Sanford Performing Arts & Community Center equipment improvements, not to exceed $79,000. — $79,000 (item I-5) Routine.

• Ordinance to amend Chapter 16 of DeKalb County Code pertaining to regulation of sound. (item I-6) Amendment to noise regulation modifies county sound standards.

• Resolution to create an Electric Landscape Maintenance Device Rebate Program to encourage switching from gas-powered equipment. (item I-7) A rebate program encourages residents and businesses to reduce emissions by switching to electric landscaping equipment.

• Resolution to establish the ‘DeKalb For The People Dividend Fund’ and Fiscal Stability Policy. (item I-8) A fiscal stability policy and dividend fund structure affects long-term county budget management.

• Resolution requiring an independent third-party health and environmental study of data centers and their impact before lifting DeKalb County’s data center moratorium. (item I-9) A study requirement delays lifting the moratorium on data centers pending independent review of health and environmental impacts.

• Resolution to name the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center Amphitheater in honor of Andrew Keenan. (item I-10) Routine.

• Ordinance to establish regulatory oversight of blasting operations through adoption of Control Blasting and Safety Ordinance to promote public safety, environmental protection, and community stability. (item I-11) New blasting regulation establishes safety and environmental standards for explosive operations.

• Approve minutes from August 13, 2026 Board of Commissioners zoning meeting. (item I-12) Routine.

• Resolution regarding the Charter Review Commission’s Report and recommended changes to the Organizational Act. (item I-13) Charter amendments affect the county’s organizational structure and governance.

• Approve Cooperative Agreement for Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness multi-user hardline communication system and handheld gas detector, ratifying previously issued purchase order. — $215,467 (item I-14) Routine.

• Approve Change Order No. 1 to Augmented Procurement Staffing Services contract increasing funds and ratifying consent to assignment to National Institute of Governmental Purchasing (NIGP) Inc. effective July 1, 2026. — $800,384 (item I-15) Routine.

• Renew Uniforms for DeKalb County Marshal’s Office contracts exercising 2nd renewal option with price increases through August 31, 2027. — $340,000 (item I-16) Routine.

• Award Cooperative Agreement for Open Air Structures with viewing platform pavilion. — $178,450 (item I-17) Routine.

• Award Invitation No. 2026-042-ITB for Nuisance Abatement and Remediation Services to lowest responsive bidders for vacant and abandoned property abatement. — $450,000 (item I-18) Routine.

• Award RFQ 2025-039-RFQ for Design Services for Michelle Obama Trail Extension from South River Trail to Flakes Mill Road to highest scoring proposer. — $4,100,000 (item I-19) A major infrastructure design contract supports trail expansion connecting parks and schools.

• Award RFQ 2025-113-RFQ for Design Services for Flat Shoals Parkway (SR 155) Sidewalk addition from Columbia Drive to Wesley Chapel Road to highest scoring proposer. — $3,210,410.84 (item I-20) A major infrastructure design contract funds 2.1 miles of new ADA-compliant sidewalks and pedestrian crossing.

• Award Invitation No. 2026-004 for Asphaltic Concrete Pavement Repair to lowest responsive bidders for three-year multiyear contract. — $15,850,000 (item I-21) A multi-million-dollar pavement repair contract funds road maintenance across multiple county departments.

• Approve 2026/2027 Agreement with DeKalb County School Nutrition Services for $76,140.00 to furnish after-school snacks. — $76,140 (item I-22) Routine.

• Approve United States Geological Survey (USGS) 5-Year Agreement. (item I-23) Routine.

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