A splash pad, from vote to opening.
Follow the construction award, supporting authorizations and the city’s later opening report.
Follow your council’s decisions, the spending they authorize, and the public records that show what happened next.

Follow the construction award, supporting authorizations and the city’s later opening report.
An adopted rate change, a later published schedule and an illustration you can adjust.
Design, construction award, power easements and a later change order. Completion remains unverified.
A split zoning vote and an explicit requirement for GDOT review before permits.
A hearing, a separate final vote and subsequent construction entries at the same address.
A master-plan award connects to the city’s later account of the public-input process.
Streets & infrastructure · regular council
Read source · page 1 Official record ↗Budget & operations · regular council
Read source · page 2 Official record ↗Parks & recreation · regular council
Read source · page 3 Official record ↗Budget & operations · regular council
Read source · page 3 Official record ↗Streets & infrastructure · regular council
Read source · page 3 Official record ↗Governance · regular council
Read source · page 4 Official record ↗Start with the place. Then move through the votes, the dollars and the records that connect them.
Find what affects my address ↗Follow the documented decision, its authorized next step and what the later record actually shows.
Explore decisions ↗Move from a fund to a department, an account, and the published spending lines beneath it.
Open budget & votes ↗Place public decisions alongside your address, city boundary and ward. Keep proximity and impact distinct.
Explore near me ↗Open the meeting, its minutes and the documented motions. Read the vote in its original context.
Browse meetings ↗Follow the citations and see the gaps. A later event and a council authorization are separate pieces of evidence.
Inspect evidence ↗Opening the public record…