what we’ve achieved
Lower property taxes
Since taking office, Mayor Caldwell has reduced the millage rate in Woodstock by 15%.
While nearly every local government in the state has increased rates, Woodstock’s property taxes are the lowest they have been in more than thirty years.
infrastructure investment
In four years, Mayor Caldwell led the largest investment in Woodstock’s infrastructure in the history of the City.
Adopted the City’s first ever Comprehensive Transportation Plan
Constructed the largest Parking Deck in Cherokee County in the heart of downtown Woodstock
Completed the Hub Transformation Project, improving seven main arteries in Woodstock
Neese Road Expansion, Trickum Road Expansion,
parks and trails expansion
Mayor Caldwell and the City Council have are doubling the amount of parks, greenspace and trails in the City with a generational investment in recreation.
With an 86% majority, passed a referendum authorizing $24 million for Parks and Trails
Fully funded and started construction on all three phases of Little
Extended the Noonday Creek Trail to Noonday Park in Cobb County (next Silver Comet Trail)
public safety investment
Mayor Caldwell and the City Council have are doubling the amount of parks, greenspace and trails in the City with a generational investment in recreation.
26% Starting Pay Increase for Police Officers
Added Foot Patrol Officers for downtown and trail patrol
Record increase and restructuring of Fire Department compensation
Approved the development of two new Fire Stations
Achieved full force in the Police and Fire Department for the first time in more than ten years
