14 findings from a single council meeting. Every one timestamped, sourced from the city's own video.

Quantum Security was paid nearly $3,000 for vague consulting work with no clear deliverables produced.

City of Atlanta Aviation Department accumulated massive late fees after missing business license renewal deadline.

Mayor Pro Tim successfully forced discussion before motion, challenging chair's authority over meeting procedure.

Mayor repeatedly deliberated during discussions despite ordinance 2024-01 prohibiting chair from participating in debate.

Council Member K's $36,000 contract proposal for community liaison services drew criticism for vague scope and liability concerns.

Multiple Hawthorne Station residents publicly opposed the $36,000 Quantum Security contract, calling it wasteful spending.

Pastor William Wallace delivered passionate speech claiming God sent him to College Park on prophetic assignment to heal the city.

Dr. Tulo called for transparency on financial and emotional costs of repeatedly terminating city managers without public input.

Mayor Pro Tim McKenzie's inaugural Summer Youth Civic Leadership Academy successfully graduated 13 high school students.

Fulton County Chairman Rob Pitts received proclamation recognizing over $10 million in community development funding to College Park.

College Park's first-ever Juneteenth parade on Godby Road became the largest parade in city history with national coverage.