If you have an opinion about where Fayette County should put new housing, how its parks should grow, or what kind of businesses should anchor its economy — October 27 is the night to say so on the record.
Fayette County is hosting a Comprehensive Plan Visioning Fair on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Fayette County Health Department, 245 Booker Avenue, Suite A, in Fayetteville. The event is open to all residents, business owners, property owners, and community stakeholders, and drop-ins are welcome at any point during the two-hour window.
The stakes are concrete: input gathered that evening will directly inform the goals, policies, and recommendations written into the county's updated Comprehensive Plan — the official long-range guide that shapes land use, development, infrastructure, and public investment decisions across Fayette County, which includes Peachtree City.
Rather than a standard public hearing, the county designed the event around a county-fair atmosphere, with activity stations where attendees can engage with topics including overall county needs and opportunities, housing, parks and recreation, economic development, and community character, according to fayettecountyga.gov.
A Comprehensive Plan is a local government's foundational policy document — not a zoning ordinance itself, but the guide that drives zoning and investment decisions over the long term. Fayette County's update builds on previous planning efforts while accounting for current conditions and emerging opportunities, according to the county.
More information and future engagement opportunities are available at FayetteCompPlan.com.
Why it matters — The Comprehensive Plan sets the policy foundation for how Fayette County — including Peachtree City — grows, develops, and invests in infrastructure for years ahead, and this workshop is a direct, low-barrier way for residents to influence that document before it is finalized.
⚠ Not yet confirmed
- As of early November 2026, no additional Visioning Fair dates in the immediate Peachtree City area appear in recent public records
Reported by fayettecountyga.gov, wdtn.com, ptcpeople.com
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