A June 12, 2025 council packet again listed the Public Safety Initiative for the High Angle Rescue Team, without recording a vote or new amounts.
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Tallulah Falls council reviews unspent High Angle Rescue Team funding
The town budgeted money for a High Angle Rescue Team but has spent only a fraction of it, and the council is revisiting the funding as it works on next year's budget.
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June 12, 2025: High Angle Rescue Team initiative
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Tallulah Falls' budget includes a Public Safety Initiative for a High Angle Rescue Team, with figures of $61,456, $8,035 and $53,421 listed under that line item.
At a April 17, 2025 budget work session, the Town Council noted that $61,456 had been approved for the initiative but only $8,035 had been spent, leaving a rollover balance.
A June 12, 2025 council packet again listed the Public Safety Initiative for the High Angle Rescue Team, without recording a vote or new amounts.
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Appeared on agendaproposedPublic Safety Initiative - High Angle Rescue Team
PUBLIC SAFETY INITIATIVE - High Angle Rescue Team
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Public Safety Initiative - High Angle Rescue Team
PUBLIC SAFETY INITIATIVE - High Angle Rescue Team
Appeared on agendaproposedHigh Angle Rescue Team initiative
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High Angle Rescue Team initiative
PUBLIC SAFETY INITIATIVE - High Angle Rescue Team
DiscusseddiscussedHigh Angle Rescue Team funding rollover
$61,456 was approved, but only $8,035 has been spent. Rollover balance.
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High Angle Rescue Team funding rollover
$61,456 was approved, but only $8,035 has been spent. Rollover balance.
DiscusseddiscussedHigh Angle Rescue Team budget rollover
$61,456 was approved, but only $8,035 has been spent. Rollover balance.
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High Angle Rescue Team budget rollover
$61,456 was approved, but only $8,035 has been spent. Rollover balance.
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