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Can Peachtree City's Leaders Be Civil? - The Citizen

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A seemingly routine agenda item sparked a telling debate at Peachtree City’s March 20th, 2025 City Council meeting.  On the table was renewing the Georgia Municipal Association’s “City of Civility” designation – essentially a pledge for elected officials to conduct themselves with respect and courtesy. Councilmember Clint Holland asked that the full text of the civility pledge be added into the meeting minutes and suggested postponing the discus…
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Can Peachtree City's Leaders Be Civil? - The Citizen

A seemingly routine agenda item sparked a telling debate at Peachtree City’s March 20th, 2025 City Council meeting.  On the table was renewing the Georgia Municipal Association’s “City of Civility” designation – essentially a pledge for elected officials to conduct themselves with respect and courtesy. Councilmember Clint Holland asked that the full text of the civility pledge be added into the meeting minutes and suggested postponing the discus…

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The Citizen broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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