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Coweta County staff presented, for June 11, 2026 work session discussion, a proposed second amendment to the 2007/2009/2022 Intergovernmental Agreement with the Coweta County Water & Sewerage Authority (CCWSA) to authorize the Authority to provide residential sewer service to the Town of Sharpsburg. The draft amendment would cap service at 500 residential units within Sharpsburg’s April 21, 2026 city limits, while an attached 2025–2050 Wastewater Master Plan by Krebs Engineering details a full phased capital improvements program—including gravity sewers, lift stations, force mains, and an ultimate buildout to 790,000 gpd peak flow—to convert the town from septic to centralized sewer and convey flows to CCWSA’s Twelve Parks WWTP. Phase 1 alone (2025–2029) includes the Main Street Project, Stovall Street and Terrentine Road gravity lines, and costs of approximately 4.44M; the entire plan through 2050 totals about 14.53M in collection projects. Although Krebs has produced the planning-level master plan and cost estimates, Coweta County and CCWSA have not yet approved or funded the full buildout, and the IGA amendment itself is still under Board consideration. This creates multiple forward-looking opportunities for civil and utility contractors, SCADA and controls vendors, engineering design firms, construction managers, and funding/grant advisors to engage with the town, county, and CCWSA as they sequence projects, pursue state revolving funds or grants, finalize design, bid packages, and construction for each phase of the Sharpsburg sewer expansion.
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$14,530,000Jun 11, 2026Coweta County approved an addendum to its agreement with ADP to implement a time and attendance component across County departments. The County has used ADP for payroll processing since 2017, but earlier issues kept the time and attendance module from being deployed; HR has since expanded capabilities and budgeted to move forward in FY 2026. The addendum includes an estimated additional cost of $77,000 to migrate the time‑keeping system throughout County departments. While ADP is the selected platform, the County is about to embark on a significant time‑and‑attendance implementation and change‑management effort, presenting opportunities for consultants and technology partners focused on implementation, configuration, integrations, training, and process optimization around workforce management systems.
Contract Award
$77,000Jun 2, 2026Coweta County approved Supplemental Agreement #7 with STV to review shop drawings for the Madras Connector Phase 1 project, which includes construction of a bridge over the CSX Railroad and associated retaining walls. Georgia DOT requires the original bridge designer to review and approve shop drawings for precast beams and other structural components, and this review was not included in STV’s original design contract. The not‑to‑exceed value of the supplemental agreement is $35,000, covering construction‑related engineering services tied to this phase of the roadway project. While the primary designer is already selected, this signal is useful for firms that provide construction engineering, inspection, materials testing, and related services that may be needed as the project advances and in future phases of the Madras Connector corridor.
Contract Award
$35,000Jun 2, 2026The Board approved retaining TWR Lawn Services, Inc. to clean up a property at 46 Enclave Lane, Newnan under the County’s ordinance regulating rank plant growth and trash accumulation. The total cost for the cleanup is $400, and the County authorized placing a lien on the property if needed to recoup costs. Although this is a small one‑off abatement, it demonstrates the County’s practice of contracting out nuisance property cleanups rather than performing them entirely in‑house. For vendors, this reveals TWR Lawn Services as an incumbent in this niche and suggests periodic opportunities for landscaping, debris removal, and code‑enforcement support services on similar properties.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Coweta County, Georgia
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Town of Turin
City589 pop.
Town of Sharpsburg
City325 pop.
Town of Moreland
City382 pop.
Town of Haralson Town
City199 pop.
Coweta County
County158,233 pop.
City of Senoia
City5,929 pop.
City of Palmetto City
City574 pop.
City of Newnan
City44,940 pop.
City of Grantville
City3,278 pop.
City of Chattahoochee Hills City
City6 pop.
Balance of Coweta County
City99,670 pop.
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