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| Contribution | Recipient campaign | Disclosed connection | City record | Recorded position | Gift timing | Sources |
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| Adam Langley$1,000 · CashFeb 21, 2023 | Derek NortonMayor | Croy EngineeringNamed contractorPersonal contribution · disclosed employerEmployer: Croy Engineering | FY2026 management of 2022 SPLOST projectsJun 16, 2025 · AGR2025-020Decision | Mayor · no named vote in this recordCity position · p7 ↗ | 846 days before the action | State filing · p6 ↗City passage · p7 ↗Why these records connectThe company name agrees; the direct business gift and Greg Teague filing also give 200 Cobb Parkway, matching the city agreements. Personal gifts remain attributed to their named donors. A documented financial or employment connection does not establish influence, a conflict of interest, or a quid pro quo. Employment is as disclosed in the filing, not verified as current at the action date. B. AGR2025-020 Approval of the proposed agreement with Croy Engineering (200 Cobb Parkway North, Building 400, Suite 413, Marietta, Ga. 30062) for professional services for Program Management of the 2022 SPLOST as requested for the Fiscal Year 2026 in the amount of $483,000.00 for the projects as outlined in the attached proposal. Citywide Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to approve item AGR2025-020; seconded by Mayor Pro Tem / Councilmember Tim Gould. The motion to approve carried with the following vote: Aye: 7 – Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines (virtual), Councilmember Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Councilmember Wilkinson, Mayor Pro Tem / Councilmember Gould, Councilmember Oglesby Nay: 0 – None Recuse: 0 – None |
| Greg Teague$500 · CashMay 23, 2023 | Travis LindleyWard 3 | Croy EngineeringNamed contractorPersonal contribution · disclosed employerEmployer: Croy | FY2026 management of 2022 SPLOST projectsJun 16, 2025 · AGR2025-020Decision | YeaCity position · p7 ↗ | 755 days before the action | State filing · p15 ↗City passage · p7 ↗Why these records connectThe company name agrees; the direct business gift and Greg Teague filing also give 200 Cobb Parkway, matching the city agreements. Personal gifts remain attributed to their named donors. A documented financial or employment connection does not establish influence, a conflict of interest, or a quid pro quo. Employment is as disclosed in the filing, not verified as current at the action date. B. AGR2025-020 Approval of the proposed agreement with Croy Engineering (200 Cobb Parkway North, Building 400, Suite 413, Marietta, Ga. 30062) for professional services for Program Management of the 2022 SPLOST as requested for the Fiscal Year 2026 in the amount of $483,000.00 for the projects as outlined in the attached proposal. Citywide Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to approve item AGR2025-020; seconded by Mayor Pro Tem / Councilmember Tim Gould. The motion to approve carried with the following vote: Aye: 7 – Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines (virtual), Councilmember Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Councilmember Wilkinson, Mayor Pro Tem / Councilmember Gould, Councilmember Oglesby Nay: 0 – None Recuse: 0 – None |
| Croy Engineering$500 · CashMay 23, 2023 | Tim GouldWard 6 · Mayor Pro Tem | Croy EngineeringNamed contractorOrganization contribution | FY2026 management of 2022 SPLOST projectsJun 16, 2025 · AGR2025-020Decision | YeaCity position · p7 ↗ | 755 days before the action | State filing · p8 ↗City passage · p7 ↗Why these records connectThe company name agrees; the direct business gift and Greg Teague filing also give 200 Cobb Parkway, matching the city agreements. Personal gifts remain attributed to their named donors. A documented financial or employment connection does not establish influence, a conflict of interest, or a quid pro quo. Employment is as disclosed in the filing, not verified as current at the action date. B. AGR2025-020 Approval of the proposed agreement with Croy Engineering (200 Cobb Parkway North, Building 400, Suite 413, Marietta, Ga. 30062) for professional services for Program Management of the 2022 SPLOST as requested for the Fiscal Year 2026 in the amount of $483,000.00 for the projects as outlined in the attached proposal. Citywide Councilmember Travis Lindley made a motion to approve item AGR2025-020; seconded by Mayor Pro Tem / Councilmember Tim Gould. The motion to approve carried with the following vote: Aye: 7 – Councilmember Pickens, Councilmember Hines (virtual), Councilmember Lindley, Councilmember Welch, Councilmember Wilkinson, Mayor Pro Tem / Councilmember Gould, Councilmember Oglesby Nay: 0 – None Recuse: 0 – None |
About these disclosures
79 filing listings, 78 documents and 781 scanned pages, retrieved September 5, 2026. All eight current officials are represented in the available filings. Filing listings cover 2022–2026; city decisions cover 2025–2026.
Identity caution: The Mike Jones disclosures list different employers: Edison Engineering (CEO) and WK Dickson (Engineer). They are kept separate; neither establishes an identity match to City Administrator Mike L. Jones.
Source issues: Welch’s October 2023 summary lists $2,250 without donor entries. The July 2026 file listed under Hines contains Pickens’s report. Gould’s listed September amendment is an April amendment on its cover. Norton’s April 2023 rows and summary differ by $5; Gould’s October in-kind row and summary differ by $75.
How totals and connections are checked
- Scope: the Smyrna office entries in Georgia’s 2022–2025 archive and 2026 PeachFile index, retrieved September 5, 2026, for the current mayor and seven council members. Older filings and records absent from these indexes are not included.
- OCR locates schedules; published entries were transcribed and visually checked. Unclear handwriting, missing dates, blank schedules and summary discrepancies remain visible.
- Itemized cash, self contributions, in-kind amounts and other receipts are distinct. Unitemized totals, interest, loans and carried-forward balances are never attributed to invented donors or added to the itemized totals.
- Business connections use explicitly disclosed names and corroborating context. Common personal names, joint donors, differing companies and committees are not automatically merged. Affiliation at the time of a gift does not prove affiliation at the time of an action.
- The action search covers the indexed 2025–2026 meeting item text and excerpts, with selected reviewed matches. It is not an exhaustive review of every contract attachment, beneficial owner, relative, vendor alias or historic transaction. A missing match does not establish whether a connection exists. A match does not establish influence or wrongdoing.
- A contribution and a related action establish a documentary connection, not influence or causation. Inspect dates, roles, votes and both sources. Mayor authorization is not proof of a personal vote or signed execution.
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