GovernSmyrna.

Committee of the Whole Meeting - A. MAX BACON CITY HALL, HR TRAINING ROOM — Minutes

Open official source ↗ · Source page 6

SHA-256 c77ac47ccc0e9131065863f3ccf15bbd050fd7e12ee4644fe32c4d2b2f7f9c50 · Captured source extract

 
March 13, 2025 
6:00 PM 
 
City of Smyrna 
Mayor and Council Meeting 
2800 King Street SE 
Human Resources Training Room 
 
Page 6 of 7 
 
  
R: Align the program with the overall mission of maintaining and enhancing the well-being 
and performance of firefighters, thereby improving their readiness and resilience. 
  
T: Implement the program within 12 months, with quarterly reviews to assess progress 
and make necessary adjustments. 
  
Critical Tasks:    
1. Establish a structured annual exercise regimen, including regular fitness 
assessments and   personalized training plans. 
2. Establish a health and safety committee that focuses on risk management, injury 
prevention, and wellness initiatives. 
3. Initiate a recruit program agenda incorporating resiliency training and introducing 
resources for mental health support. 
4. Enhance our fitness facilities areas to support functional exercise. 
5. Conduct annual physicals to monitor and assess the physical and mental health of 
our Smyrna firefighters. 
6. Formalize a Smyrna Fire Department Support Program. 
 
4. Review of Current M&C Agenda 
 
 A. COW2025-041 Review of the March 17, 2025 Mayor and Council Meeting Notice and Agenda 
 
Mayor Pro Tem Tim Gould reviewed the March 17, 2025 Mayor and Council agenda. 
  
Z25-002: Joey Staubes, Planner II, stated the subject property at 1464 Spring Street is 
zoned R-15 and is occupied by a single-family home and church with accessory buildings. 
Robert Harrison is requesting a rezoning from R-15 to MU-Conditional (Mixed Use) to 
maintain the existing residential and church uses, and also to allow artist studios in the 
accessory buildings. If approved, the only permitted use of the property will be to allow a 
church, single-family home, and artist studios; all other permitted uses in the MU zoning 
district will be prohibited. Councilmember Lindley stated that he met with residents at 
Williams Park. The sanctuary has a deed restriction that requires it has to remain a 
religious-use building.  
  
Z25-003: Mr. Staubes stated the subject property at 2201 Dixie Avenue was rezoned from 
LI (Light Industrial) to MU (Mixed Use) in 2019 to allow Marietta Reclamation to allow 
residential uses on the property. The residential uses on the property have been removed 
and the applicant is requesting to revert back to the LI zoning district. The applicant is also 
proposing to construct a new storage building on the property.  
  
ATH2025-048: This is the amount for the first Juneteenth celebration on June 19. 
Councilmember Oglesby explained that it will be an evening event because of the heat. 
There will be activities for kids and adults – entertainment, food, music, etc.   
  
ATH2025-050: Dat Luu, IT Director, explained that the Police Department’s Public Safety 
Systems Administrator position is currently vacant due to a retirement, transferring its 
responsibilities to the IT Department. This reclassification request seeks to establish a 
team of system administrators within IT to oversee all of the city’s major software systems. 
This creates a dedicated team will enhance cross-training opportunities and provide 
additional support for police, fire, and citywide operations.