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June 8, 2026

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Welcome aboard! This is a list of public meetings and agendas to help you follow the work of officials you’ve elected.

Pooler mayor announces end of open mic

The mayor of Pooler is directing residents to an online portal instead of the City Hall microphone if they want to address City Council about anything that’s not on the agenda.

That means residents’ comments will land in an unpublished city inbox instead of being heard by everyone watching City Council meetings or reading council minutes. The Council, whose agenda is set by the mayor, will still take public comment on council agenda items, but not other topics. 

Mayor Karen Williams, posting on Facebook, framed the end of open mic and the shift to an online portal as a move toward efficiency and to the benefit of residents who can’t make it to meetings or who don’t want to speak in public.  Asked why the city can’t do both, a spokesperson said the city wants to avoid the appearance of giving preferential attention to people who speak in person. 

In its first four days, residents used the portal to criticize the closure of the mic itself or growth that they see as unchecked and a threat to wetlands. Pooler provided the documents to The Current GA in response to an open records request.

Typically, public boards offer the public some time to speak on anything, though time limits or signup requirements may apply.

If you have a comment for your city or county, stop by a public meeting — or you can always email your elected officials.  Our list of public meetings covers the next two weeks. We’re following about 60 agencies and counting. Let us know what else we should add or how we can improve this list at staff@thecurrentga.org.

Bryan County

Bryan County Board of Education | 🖥

Bryan County Development Authority

Pembroke

Richmond Hill | City Council 🖥

Bulloch County

Bulloch | County Commission 🖥

Development Authority of Bulloch County

Camden County

Camden | County Commission and Election Board 🖥

Camden County Board of Health

Camden County Joint Development Authority

Kingsland

St. Marys | 🖥

Chatham County

Bloomingdale

Chatham | County Commission 🖥

Chatham Area Transit | 🖥

Chatham Board of Elections

Garden City

Pooler

Savannah | 🖥

Savannah Economic Development Authority

Savannah Housing Authority

Savannah-Chatham Board of Education | 🖥

Savannah-Georgia Convention Center Authority

Thunderbolt

Tybee Island | City Council 🖥

Effingham County

Effingham | County Commission and Planning Board 🖥

Effingham County Industrial Development Authority

Glynn County

Brunswick | City Commission 🖥

Brunswick | Housing Authority 🖥

Glynn | County Commission 🖥

Glynn County Airport Commission

Glynn County Board of Health

Liberty County

Flemington

Hinesville

Hinesville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization

Hinesville Development Authority

Hinesville Downtown Development Authority

Hinesville Housing Authority

Liberty | County Commission 🖥

Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission

Liberty County Board of Education | 🖥

Liberty County Board of Health

Midway | 🖥

Walthourville

McIntosh County

McIntosh and Darien post some schedules only via The Darien News.

Darien

McIntosh | County Commission 🖥

McIntosh County Board of Education

Multi-County

Coastal Regional Commission

Live Oak Public Libraries

This list starts with an automated collection that does not involve AI. It is checked and edited by a human. But agencies may announce new meetings, change meeting times or cancel them, sometimes without any online notice. Some publish calendars in more than one place with different information.  Some rely on Facebook posts which may require a login to read and cannot be collected automatically. 

You may want to call ahead and verify the meeting time and place, especially for smaller agencies.


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Maggie Lee is a data reporter for The Current. She has been covering Georgia and metro Atlanta government and politics since 2008, contributing writing and data journalism over the years to Creative Loafing,...