State Elections Board to Reprimand, Fine Guyton for Violation of Law
A proposed Consent Order for city officials includes a cease & desist order, a public reprimand, and the imposition of.
Guyton Police Department Has No Policy Manual Governing Conduct & Operations of Officers
An Open Records Request filed this week with the City of Guyton reveals that the city police department has no.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- January 20, 2022
After Misguidance on State Law, Guyton Council Sends Liquor Store Referendum to Voters
Guyton voters who reside inside the city limits will have the opportunity to decide whether or not they wish to.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- June 10, 2021
Guyton Councilman Wants Retirement Plan for City Council Members, Mayor
Creating a retirement plan for city officials was an agenda item at this week’s city council workshop in Guyton. The.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- June 2, 2021
City of Guyton Loses Substantial Portion of City Workforce in a Single Month
The City of Guyton is working to manage some personnel turnover issues that have bedeviled city operations over the last.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- April 13, 2021
Private Speed Zone Cameras Approved in City of Guyton
The Guyton City Council voted Tuesday night to approve the placement of privatized speed zone cameras in school zones inside.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- March 10, 2021
Guyton Council Agenda Suggests Illegal Use of SPLOST Dollars for Prison Labor
The City of Guyton could violate Georgia law governing the use of SPLOST revenues if it approves a measure slated.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- December 8, 2020
Guyton Officials: Getting Flagged for Violating the Law is “Not the Worst Consequence”
In addition to seeking legal opinions on matters of city business, the City of Guyton has been using its contract.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- December 8, 2020
Mayor Proposes Using Prison Crew Funded by SPLOST to Mow Grass, Pick Up Trash
Two weeks after a contentious city council meeting in which the city attorney told officials that SPLOST money could pay.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- December 8, 2020
Cities Quick to Place Mask Mandates on Gov’t Meeting Agendas Ahead of Kemp’s Expected EO Changes
After news broke late last week that Governor Kemp would be dropping the lawsuit against the City of Atlanta over.
- by Jessica Szilagyi
- August 15, 2020
