Coweta County's Public Works: Road Maintenance Division plays a pivotal role in the infrastructure of Coweta County. The team is responsible for maintaining County roadways, bridges, drainage structures, and vegetation along all County maintained roads. They also utilize employee led crews and inmate labor.

For this "A Day in the Life" episode, Host Michael Fouts is joined by Raymond Benton, Division Chief, and Bradley Cross, Right of Way Maintenance Officer, to learn more about what their job is like behind-the-scenes.

Learn more about the Road Maintenance Division Division on the County website.

Did you know that HB 581 created the opportunity for voters to approve a one percent sales tax (FLOST - or Floating Local Option Sales Tax) to reduce property taxes? This will be on the November 4, 2025 ballot.

Join us for Episode 22 as Host & Coweta County Administrator Michael Fouts talks about all things FLOST with City of Newnan Manager Cleatus Phillips.

If approved by Coweta voters, FLOST will be a new sales tax that can be levied up to one percent for a five-year period and collected countywide. FLOST proceeds must be used exclusively to reduce property taxes.

To learn more, visit www.cowetaflost.com.

Did you know that the Coweta County Development Authority promotes economic prosperity by attracting new businesses and supporting the expansion of existing companies?

Host Michael Fouts sits down with Sarah Jacobs, President of the Development Authority, to learn about what the authority is, what they are/ are not responsible for, success stories, tax abatements, why businesses want to invest and grow in Coweta County, and so much more.

To learn more about the Development Authority, visit www.choosecoweta.com.

Take a deep dive into all things related to the Coweta County Government budget.

During this episode, Assistant Administrator Kelly Mickle joins us to talk about all things related to budget and finance.

Learn about how much it costs to operate Coweta County, how the budget is funded, how the budget and millage rate work together, and more.

To learn about current and past approved budgets, please visit the Coweta County Finance page here.

The FY26 budget is currently under review. The public hearing is on Tuesday, July 15 at 6 p.m. in the Commission Chambers (2nd floor of 37 Perry Street, Newnan, GA 30263).

Welcome to another segment of 'A Day in the Life' featuring 911 Communication Officers Kyle Green and Shari Gardner.

Our 911 communication officers are the first to answer the call in case of emergency. They listen to citizens going through some of their highest and lowest moments all while making sure law enforcement and first responders are getting to a location as promptly as possible.

To learn more about 911, visit here.

Coweta County is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Plan, something required every five (5) years. This plan, sometimes called "land use planning," is an important document that seeks to establish the community's strategic vision for the next 20 years.

For this episode, Ben Sewell and Teresa Crow from the Community Development team join us to share more about the Comprehensive Plan, why it's important and how YOU can get involved.

To learn more about the plan, participate in the survey and learn about upcoming public meetings, visit cowetaplans.com.

Join us as we deep dive into all things related to the Coweta County Tax Commissioner's Office.

The Tax Commissioner's Office is responsible for collecting property taxes. However, don't let that confuse you - they are NOT responsible for setting the millage rate or taxes.

In addition to property taxes, this office also oversees motor vehicle tag renewals.

Tax Commissioner Justin McMichael deep dives into all of these topics and more.

We hope you enjoy.

Want to learn more about Coweta County Animal Services and our community's favorite four-legged friends?

Shelter Coordinator Rebecca Bradley and Corrections Sergeant Mibrika McQueen join Host Michael Fouts to deep dive into all things Animal Services. Tune in for this special episode.

The Animal Services Division manages the Coweta County Animal Shelter for homeless animals. This facility not only serves as a safe haven for these animals but also actively promotes pet adoption, connecting them with loving families who can provide a forever home.

In addition to its adoption efforts, Animal Services enforces local animal control regulations, which help maintain public safety and ensure the welfare of pets in Coweta County. The team conducts regular inspections and investigations to address neglect and abuse issues, helping protect animals and residents.

Learn more about Animal Services, view the ordinance and check out available pets here.