CLEVELAND, Ga. — The Cleveland City Council will begin meeting at a new time, 6:30 p.m., today in the City Annex.

Callie Armour of Keep Cleveland Beautiful will give a presentation of a beautification project proposed for the town square.

Council will consider a resolution to reduce the speed limit in front of Truett McConnell University.

There will also be a discussion of an intergovernmental agreement with the White County Board of Commissioners to accept the Oak Springs School and property.

Police Chief John Foster, Fire Chief Ricky Pruitt, City Attorney Grant Keene and City Manager Tom O’Bryant are expected to present departmental reports.

White County Sheriff Neal Walden will discuss a new agreement with the city relating to operation of the White County Detention Center.

There will also be status updates on the Windstream audit, Appalachian Regional Commission grant and 2020 special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST), strategic housing plan for the Georgia Department of Community Affairs and the 2018-’19 budget.

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