Peachtree City CVB Board Sets 2026 Meeting Schedule, Seeks New Members

Peachtree City's Convention and Visitors Bureau board has locked in six public meetings for 2026, and a seat at the table could be yours — if you apply in July.

All CVB board meetings begin promptly at 9 a.m. at the Peachtree City Visitors Center, 191 McIntosh Trail, and are scheduled for January 21, March 18, May 20, July 15, September 16, and November 18, according to visitpeachtreecity.com. Meeting dates and times are subject to change up to 48 hours in advance.

The five-member board is structured to balance community and government voices: two seats go to citizens of or people conducting business within Peachtree City who have current or previous tourism and hospitality experience, two seats are filled by city council appointees, and one seat is an at-large appointee, according to visitpeachtreecity.com.

For residents or business owners who want in, the city accepts board applications annually throughout the entire month of July. Applicants must be citizens of or persons conducting business within Peachtree City with current or previous tourism and hospitality experience, and members serve two-year terms. Questions about applications can be directed to Stacey Collins at scollins@peachtree-city.org.

For questions about meeting agendas or to request a copy, the point of contact is Tyler Runyon, Executive Director, at tyler@visitpeachtreecity.com.

Meeting minutes serve as the official written record of all actions taken during a public board meeting. Under Georgia law, governmental agencies and their committees are required to keep minutes to ensure legal compliance and public transparency, according to gacities.com. Within two business days of any meeting, agencies must prepare and make available a written summary of subjects acted on and officials in attendance. Full minutes are posted as 'draft' until formally approved at the next regular meeting, at which point they become the official record.

CVB minutes are accessible through the Visit Peachtree City website via dated 'View Minutes' links. The city's broader government meetings — including City Council, Planning Commission, and other boards — are handled separately through peachtree-city.org, which hosts agendas, meeting packets, videos, and archived minutes through its CivicPlus portal, according to the multi-source summary.

For anyone tracking local tourism policy or considering a board role, the next opportunity to observe the CVB in action is the November 18 meeting at the Visitors Center. The July application window is the annual on-ramp for anyone who wants a vote, not just a seat in the audience.

Why it matters — Peachtree City residents and local hospitality professionals have a direct path to shaping the city's tourism policy through the CVB board — but the application window opens only once a year, in July.

Reported by visitpeachtreecity.com, peachtree-city.org, myhamlet.com, gacities.com, thecitizen.com