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The Cobb Docket: BOC Regular Meeting, 2026-09-22
CobbLinc shows up six separate times on Tuesday's agenda. Bus operations, two microtransit pilots, a new operator contract, an amendment, a planning document, transit is basically the whole discussion section.
The Cobb Docket: BOC Work Session, 2026-09-22
One item on the agenda Tuesday. Just one.
The Cobb Docket: BOC Zoning Hearing, 2026-09-15
One case got pulled before anyone even showed up. Francisco Garcia Sanchez's rezoning (Z-1-2026) is withdrawn without prejudice, meaning he may refile in the future. That leaves 31 other items on the docket, and roughly a third of them aren't being heard today either.
The Cobb Docket: BOC Regular Meeting, 2026-09-08
The Fire Marshal's Office is coming to this meeting with three new fees it wants to start charging, and the county is also asking to move where it stores explosive devices.
The Cobb Docket: Flock Town Hall, 2026-08-28
Cobb County holds its first Flock Safety town hall Monday, August 31, with two more dates already on the calendar after that. Before that conversation starts, here's what the Board of Commissioners has actually put on paper about license plate readers since 2021, item by item, st
The Cobb Docket: BOC Regular Meeting, 2026-08-25
Lockheed Martin is getting a proclamation for 75 years in Marietta, which means the commission is opening a meeting that also includes the county formally objecting to losing 10 acres to a neighboring city and buying a building for the police department. Quite a range.
The Cobb Docket: BOC Zoning Hearing, 2026-08-18
Seventeen public hearing cases on a single zoning docket. That's a full afternoon.
The Cobb Docket: BOC Zoning Hearing, 2026-08-18 — Results
A motion to deny a Creative World Schools site plan amendment failed 2-3, then a substitute motion also failed before a third finally got the votes. That back-and-forth on item O.B. 13 was the most contested thing in the room Tuesday morning.