City Council approves LED roadway lighting; district changes may occur

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  • Milledgeville attorney James Jordan (left) listens as City Manager Hank Griffeth (right) provided his report on redistricting projects based on a decrease in Baldwin County’s population in the 2020 Census. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
    Milledgeville attorney James Jordan (left) listens as City Manager Hank Griffeth (right) provided his report on redistricting projects based on a decrease in Baldwin County’s population in the 2020 Census. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
  • Milledgeville Mayor Mary Parham-Copelan and City Council Member Walter Reynolds briefly discussed the city manager’s report. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
    Milledgeville Mayor Mary Parham-Copelan and City Council Member Walter Reynolds briefly discussed the city manager’s report. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
    The Milledgeville City Council met on Tuesday evening to approve the installation of two more LED roadway lights on Leo Court. City Manager Hank Griffeth also provided a report on the development of a redistricting process for Baldwin County due to changes in the 2020 census.Tuesday’s meeting did not feature public comments or updates on old business; therefore, the session quickly pro...

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