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Statesboro council retreats to Jekyll Friday-Saturday for strategizing

FY22 budget, fire and police staffing among topics

Statesboro City Manager Charles W. Penny, seen here in his City Hall office, last year described the annual retreat to Jekyll Island as a chance for Statesboro’s “governing board,” meaning the mayor and council, to talk about priorities for the community. This weekend, councilmembers, Mayor Jonathan McCollar and key city staff members will return to Jekyll for the 2022 strategic planning retreat. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

penny — Statesboro City Manager Charles W. Penny, seen here in his City Hall office, last year described the annual retreat to Jekyll Island as a chance for Statesboro’s “governing board,” meaning the mayor and council, to talk about priorities for the community. This weekend, councilmembers, Mayor Jonathan McCollar and key city staff members will return to Jekyll for the 2022 strategic planning retreat. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

Statesboro’s City Council, mayor and key staff members will travel to the coast for a “strategic planning retreat” Friday and Saturday on Jekyll Island.

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