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Posted
Sep 16, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners is seeking construction bids for improvements to Goldman Johnson Road in Lincoln County, Georgia. The project entails 2.13 miles of roadway construction and drainage improvements between Thomson Highway and State Highway 220. The Georgia Procurement Registry event is a single, open construction/public-works solicitation—not a grant—with bids due October 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET.
Posted
Sep 16, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners is seeking construction bids for improvements to Goldman Johnson Road in Lincoln County, Georgia. The project entails 2.13 miles of roadway construction and drainage improvements between Thomson Highway and State Highway 220. The Georgia Procurement Registry event is a single, open construction/public-works solicitation—not a grant—with bids due October 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET.
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8,112
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lincoln County
The work session covered a range of operational and administrative items, including approval for jail shower repairs, technology infrastructure upgrades, and various grant applications for emergency services and nutrition programs. Discussions also addressed radio frequency re-licensing for the Sheriff’s office, water system improvements involving well development and waterline expansion, and the purchase of new equipment for Public Works. The Board also received updates on property clean-up efforts and property survey requests, and reviewed recommendations regarding bailiff compensation.
The board discussed several items for upcoming agendas, including updates to the Hotel-Motel Tax agreement with the Chamber of Commerce, recognition for a local youth achiever, and a special use request for a catering business. Key administrative actions included exploring a grant for a master plan for the Curry Colvin Recreation Complex, reviewing catastrophic inmate medical coverage, and managing matured financial investments. Additionally, the board addressed appointments for the Library Board and the Region Six EMS Council, along with maintenance requests for local roads.
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The Board discussed several agenda items, including the procurement of tasers and body camera policies for the Sheriff's Office, budget amendments for Leisure Services, and proposed changes to employee retirement plans. They reviewed and accepted a bid for the New Ag Show Arena and authorized emergency repairs for the Gunby Lift Station pump. Additional topics included the approval of an electronic fuel maintenance system upgrade, membership dues for ACCG and NACo, a Workers' Compensation renewal, and local sponsorship for the Holidays in Olde Lincoln Town. The session also addressed public inquiries regarding burn policies, property street abandonment, and E-911 service concerns.
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