Honoring Peachtree City's
First Female Mayor

Elected in a December 2013 runoff, Vanessa Fleisch, a former CNN producer, became the first female mayor of Peachtree City. Fleisch served as Mayor from January 2014 to December 2021. Prior to serving as Mayor, Fleisch served on Council starting in 2010. We commemorate Vanessa's great contribution to Peachtree City!

Conversations with the City Manager

Bob Curnow, Peachtree City's new city manager, marked 30 days on the job this month.

Watch Bob share his thoughts about the position, working with the mayor and city council, and where he sees our community in one year.

Concerned Citizens Meet New City Manager

Last Friday, City Manager Bob Curnow introduced himself to a full room of concerned Peachtree City residents.

For many, this was their first time meeting the new city manager. They came with questions and Bob answered a lot of them.

This won't be the last Conversation with the City Manager. Stay tuned for future dates and locations. Until then, you can email Bob at [email protected].

He wants to hear from you!

SPLOST 2023 Early Voting Starts Today!

Early voting for the March 21, 2023 SPLOST referendum starts this week!

Verify your polling precinct at https://mvp.sos.ga.gov/s/.

To find out more information on SPLOST 2023, visit our website here: https://www.peachtree-city.org/1354/2023-SPLOST-Information.

See the SPLOST 2023 Sample Ballot
Visit https://fayettecountyga.gov/elections/ for details on how to cast an advanced ballot in person or how to vote by mail.

Register for Wednesday's
SPLOST 2023 Info Session

The next information session about SPLOST 2023 is scheduled for Wednesday, March 1st at Oak Grove Elementary School. The meeting starts at 6 PM. RSVP here.

Fire Department Pushes in New Truck

The Peachtree City Fire and Rescue Department recently received a new fire engine.

Before Engine 82 is placed in to service, there's a push-in ceremony. This tradition dates back to the 1800s. It is quite literally firefighters, police officers, city employees and the public pushing the fire truck into the fire house.

Upcoming Kedron Closures
Need to Report an Issue?

Our residents serve as our eyes and ears around town. If you notice a problem, please use our online reporting tool to help get it corrected.

Report issues such as code enforcement issues, graffiti, street light outages, and much more. Click here to report a problem.

Sign up for Citizen Police Academy

How do cops do their job?

The Peachtree City Police Department aims to answer that question at its annual citizens' police academy.

Now in its 21st year, the citizens' police academy teaches residents how crime scenes are processed, how traffic laws are enforced, and how officers take a suspect into custody while protecting themselves and others from harm.

The 10-week course also includes a ride-along with an officer and a tour of the 911 communications center.

Applications for the citizens' police academy are now being accepted. Participants must be at least 18 years old and pass a background check.

For more details or to complete an application, visit https://peachtree-city.org/442/Citizen-and-Junior-Police-Academies.

View the Spring Catalog

Fayette Senior Services Program
March 2023 Guide

Discover exciting events in Peachtree City!
Visit the Convention and Visitors Bureau's
PTCPassport virtual visitors center.

Georgia Bikes and the Peachtree City Police Department are joining forces for a training workshop on bicycle and pedestrian safety.

The training will take place Monday, March 20th from 3PM - 5PM at City Hall. It is free and open to the public.

Attendees will learn the best practices for bicyclists, pedestrians, and drivers to safely use the roads. This will include a review of state law related to bicycles and pedestrians, information of crash reporting, and an analysis of bicycle and pedestrian crash data.

For questions, contact Justin Bristol at [email protected].

Click here to reserve your spot today.

Run for the Gold 5K at Oak Grove Elementary

Lace up your shoes for a great evening of running in Peachtree City’s quiet neighborhoods and paths.

Oak Grove Elementary hosts its Nineteenth Annual Run for the Gold 5K Run and 1 mile Fun Run. It will take place Friday, April 21st. The fun run starts at 6PM and the 5K race begins at 6:15.

Registration is $25.00 per participant. Register by March 31st and get a t-shirt!

Applications are available online at www.oges.org.

For more information, contact Oak Grove at (770) 631-3260.