Government

Peachtree City Mayor Don Haddix has declined a request from his fellow council members to repay nearly $10,000 in taxpayer money that was spent to cover his legal bills in […]

To save money, Peachtree City is leaving its administrative services director position vacant and also eliminating a full-time customer service representative at City Hall. The latter will be replaced by

Peachtree City officials are talking about the potential for doubling annual stormwater fees to handle some $8.2 million in future capital projects. That means residential property owners would be paying

A proposal to increase the seasonal recreation fees on sports associations has been added to tonight’s agenda for a formal vote by the Peachtree City Council. The fee would increase

Filming for “Drop Dead Diva” is underway May 2 and May 3 at several locations in Peachtree City, which may cause traffic slowdowns for some residents, city officials said. Residents

A major change to the command structure of the Peachtree City Police Department is one of several personnel changes being recommended to the City Council by City Manager Jim Pennington.

Peachtree City residents seeking their required tree removal permit will no longer have to provide a plat of their property along with the permit application. The city council approved a

The Peachtree City Planning and Zoning Department will host the third and final “One PTC” Open House Sunday afternoon from Noon – 5 p.m. in the community room on the

With the lease on its Harley Davidson motorcycle ending next month, the Peachtree City Police Department is asking the city council to approve the purchase of a different brand. The

Peachtree City received a clean audit of its financial operations for the year ending Sept. 30, 2011, according to the accounting firm of Mauldin and Jenkins. Auditor Miller Edwards noted

It’s that time of year again, as Peachtree City residential stormwater bills are due by May 1. The bills are based on the amount of impervious surface on a given

Peachtree City’s disc golf course will be closed for renovations starting April 22, officials said. Local Boy Scout Alan Bowers will refurbish the tee boxes and will remove the baskets

Peachtree City is gearing up for the future, and officials are hoping for a significant amount of public input to help shape the vision. This Sunday the ONE Peachtree City

Peachtree City staff is putting the finishing touches on a list of improvements to be funded with the remaining revenues from a $3 million facilities improvement bond issued several months

Peachtree City has selected a longer-lasting approach to repave Dividend Drive, the main artery in the city’s industrial park. It will cost $1.4 million to redo the whole road, but

The $32,000 spent on a technology assessment for Peachtree City departments was money well-spent in terms of divining a “way forward” for the city computer-wise, says the City Council. VC3