Weekly Update: December 12, 2022

The votes are in: Official city council runoff results

The Fayette County Board of Elections met Friday, December 9th to certify the election results.

With 12 out of 12 precincts reporting, the certified vote totals in the runoff for Peachtree City City Council post three are as follows:

Phil Crane - 5,458

Clint Holland - 5,832

Clint Holland, the new post 3 city council member, will be sworn in at the December 15th city council meeting.

Here's your sign: What the planning placards mean

You might have spotted some black and white signs popping up around town.

These rezoning notices mean that someone filed an application to change the zoning or seek a variance for their property. A legal ad also runs in the Fayette News newspaper the day that the signs are posted. 

These ads and signs contain basic information about the rezoning/variance request, including the City Council public hearing date.

If you would like more information about the request, please contact Peachtree City Planning Department at (770) 487-5731.

How you can see the city's best Christmas lights

Which Peachtree City neighborhood has the best Christmas lights?

See for yourself when you ride down the sparkling Christmas Lights Trail.

This path includes hot chocolate pit stops, golf cart rentals and, of course, Manny the Manatee!

Whether by car or golf cart, round up your friends for a magical journey through PTC during this most wonderful time of the year!

For more details, go to the Peachtree City Convention & Visitors Bureau, www.visitpeachtreecity.com or call (678) 216-0282

Drop Off a Toy at the Library!

Visit with Santa and Spread Holiday Cheer!

Become a first responder & Get a bonus

Come Have Coffee With a Cop!

City Offices Closed December 23rd & 26th

City offices will be closed Friday, December 23rd and Monday, December 26th so that city staff can enjoy the holidays with their families and friends. City offices will reopen Tuesday, December 27.

Library Holiday Hours

Learn Peachtree City History & Support the Library

Peachtree City Magazine released a special edition that tells the tale of how this town got its start.

If learning about the history of Peachtree City is your thing, pick up a copy at library's circulation desk. The magazine costs $8 and all proceeds benefit Friends of Peachtree City Library.

Visit https://peachtree-city.org/1214/Friends-of-the-Library to learn more about the organization and how you can get involved.

Fayette Senior Services Programs – December 2022 Guide

Discover exciting events in Peachtree City!

Visit the Convention and Visitors Bureau's

PTCPassport virtual visitors center.

SEND YOUR UPCOMING EVENTS FLYERS TO [email protected]