Milner council censures mayor over tracker on police chief’s vehicle as full-time police force resigns

A community story from Georgia, reported by 11Alive Atlanta.

Community · Georgia · October 28, 2026

From 11Alive Atlanta

Milner council censured the mayor Tuesday after he placed a tracker on the police chief’s vehicle and a camera on private property to monitor employees at City Hall.

Reported by 11Alive Atlanta, October 28, 2026. Read the full story at 11Alive Atlanta →

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