College Park Resident Questions $1 Million in City Contracts Awarded to RSW Services Amid Conflict of Interest Allegations
A College Park resident is scrutinizing over $1 million in city contracts awarded to RSW Services, a company owned by Subrenia Willis. Willis chairs the College Park Business and Industrial Development Authority (BIDA). The resident alleges a conflict of interest,…
Atlanta, GA, July 27, 2026 —
A College Park resident has raised concerns regarding approximately $1 million in city contracts awarded to RSW Services. The company is owned by Subrenia Willis, who also serves as the chair of the College Park Business and Industrial Development Authority (BIDA).
The resident’s scrutiny centers on an alleged conflict of interest, citing the city’s standards of conduct. These standards reportedly stipulate that no appointed official should enter into contracts with the city unless such agreements are authorized by state statutes.
Rex Willis, husband of Subrenia Willis and the head of RSW Services, has refuted the conflict of interest claims. In his statement, he emphasized that his wife is not a city official. He further noted that BIDA operates under state governance, not city control.
Additionally, Rex Willis asserted that RSW Services has not experienced any benefits derived from his wife’s position within BIDA. He maintained that the contracts in question were secured through a legally compliant process.
The total value of the contracts awarded to RSW Services was stated to be over $1 million. The specific nature of these contracts and the timeline of their awarding were not detailed in the provided information.
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