Lumpkin council approves memorandum of understanding with Stewart County for streetscape project
January 01, 2026 | Lumpkin, Stewart County, Georgia
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The City of Lumpkin Council unanimously approved a Memorandum of Understanding with Stewart County on Jan. 13 to advance a streetscape project.
The agreement was added to the Jan. 13 agenda by motion and subsequently approved 6-0. Councilmember M. House moved to approve the memorandum and Councilmember F. Brown seconded; the clerk recorded the vote as 6-0.
The memorandum was described in the meeting packet as relating to a Streetscape Project; no additional contractual details or funding allocations were presented at the meeting. Councilwoman B. Mallory urged that a city representative attend Stewart County commissioners meetings when matters affecting Lumpkin are discussed, a point she raised during council input following the vote.
The council took no separate funding action at the meeting; the memorandum's text and any next steps beyond formal approval were not read into the record. The meeting minutes list the MOU approval and record the vote tally as unanimous.
The council adjourned after brief additional procedural business. The Streetscape MOU approval means city staff will now coordinate with county counterparts as described in the memorandum; any implementation steps, funding sources, timelines or contracts were not specified during the meeting.
The agreement was added to the Jan. 13 agenda by motion and subsequently approved 6-0. Councilmember M. House moved to approve the memorandum and Councilmember F. Brown seconded; the clerk recorded the vote as 6-0.
The memorandum was described in the meeting packet as relating to a Streetscape Project; no additional contractual details or funding allocations were presented at the meeting. Councilwoman B. Mallory urged that a city representative attend Stewart County commissioners meetings when matters affecting Lumpkin are discussed, a point she raised during council input following the vote.
The council took no separate funding action at the meeting; the memorandum's text and any next steps beyond formal approval were not read into the record. The meeting minutes list the MOU approval and record the vote tally as unanimous.
The council adjourned after brief additional procedural business. The Streetscape MOU approval means city staff will now coordinate with county counterparts as described in the memorandum; any implementation steps, funding sources, timelines or contracts were not specified during the meeting.
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