Public Notice: Atlanta City Council Meetings and Community Service Updates for February 10

Official City Council and Board Meetings

The City of Atlanta has several official board and commission meetings scheduled for Tuesday, February 10, 2026. These meetings are open to the public as part of the city's commitment to transparent governance. Residents are encouraged to attend in person at City Hall or monitor proceedings through official broadcast channels.

• Water and Sewer Appeals Board: Meeting from 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. to review residential and commercial appeals regarding utility billing and service assessments.
• License Review Board: A public hearing will be held at 5:00 p.m. to consider applications for liquor licenses, special event permits, and other business operational certifications.
• Finance/Executive Committee Updates: The committee is currently reviewing goals and objectives for the Fiscal Year 2026 budget session. While no full vote is scheduled for today, documentation regarding the proposed $3 billion operating plan is available for public review.

Public Service Announcement: World Cup Business Resources

In preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Office of the Mayor and Invest Atlanta have officially opened applications for the "Showcase Atlanta" small business support program. This initiative provides low-interest loans and grants designed to help local entrepreneurs in underserved communities upgrade their facilities and expand their service capacity ahead of the global tournament this summer.

Additionally, the Youth Entrepreneurship Accelerator is now accepting applications from residents aged 21 and under. This program offers tailored training on obtaining vendor licenses and forming legal business entities to participate in high-visibility marketplaces during city-sanctioned World Cup events.

Community Engagement and Parks

The Department of Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Park Pride, has officially launched the "Love Your Park 2026" initiative. The city is seeking 1,000 volunteers to assist with maintenance and beautification projects across Atlanta's 400+ parks. Official registration is active today for residents looking to participate in upcoming spring service days.

Transportation and MARTA Alerts

MARTA has issued a notice regarding the NextGen Bus Network overhaul scheduled for implementation later this spring. Riders may notice temporary signage appearing at over 6,000 stops this week. These signs are intended to alert commuters of upcoming route changes and frequency increases. Furthermore, rehabilitation work continues at the Five Points Station; while platforms remain open, commuters should allow for extra time due to ongoing ceiling and lighting upgrades aimed at improving station safety before the summer peak season.