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What local government did, 23 February – 1 March

The number that has shaped Chatham County's planning ever since was delivered on 25 February. At a joint informational session of the school board and the county commissioners, a demographer said the district's new enrollment forecast is the most aggressive of roughly 250 the firm has produced since 1990. The driver is Chatham Park and more than fifty other pending residential developments, together totaling over 10,000 additional homes countywide.

It is the only meeting collected in the region this week. The two boards met on the same subject again in September and in March 2026.

10 boards met across 4 governments, with 65 agenda items on file.

Written when 1 of this week's meetings had posted an agenda; 10 have now. The counts below are current.

By the numbers

8 figures

Every line is a link to the items behind it, so any figure here can be opened and counted by hand.

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Monday 24 February
Tuesday 25 February
Wednesday 26 February
Thursday 27 February

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