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The board overseeing the city's water and sewer utility did not convene in January, leaving no action taken at that meeting.
The Highway 145/Highway 29 roundabout is projected to cost $3.6 million and isn't expected to be built until 2031.
A financial review tied to the county's 5-year capital improvement planning could cost county taxpayers $15,000 to $25,000.
A rate study under review by the water and sewer authority recommends raising water and sewer rates, which could mean higher bills for Cornelia customers starting in 2027.
The county's year-end financial report and a recommendation to hire a full-time finance director could shape how Franklin County manages its books going forward.
The county board has yet to finalize who collects trash at its solid-waste convenience sites, a service residents use directly.
The county board wants records digitized, which could make public documents easier to access and manage.
More seasonal staff could mean better-maintained roadsides and public grounds for Stephens County residents.
Stephens County commissioners talked over restructuring fire services and where a new combined public safety station could go, but made no decision.
County officials raised the question of assisting local law enforcement and schools in addressing gang violence, but no action was taken.
A possible property tax break for older residents is in early stages after the county board chairman directed staff to research it.
County commissioners discussed adding solar power to the Recreation Department gym and the timing of a federal tax credit, but have not yet voted on the project.