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A smaller code enforcement budget could mean fewer resources for enforcing local property and safety rules.
City commissioners are set to take up changes to the current fiscal year's budget, which could shift how the city allocates its spending.
The draft budget would give city employees a cost-of-living increase and a merit increase, alongside changes to insurance premiums.
The city's draft FY27 budget sets aside SPLOST VIII sales tax funds for a new pavilion and restrooms at Oak Street Park.
Georgia's environmental regulator is weighing whether to exclude a January 2025 air pollution reading at its Augusta monitor from official record because of nearby forestry burning.
Georgia's environmental regulator has proposed linking a January 26, 2025 air-quality exceedance at an Augusta monitor to smoke from prescribed burns…
The state environmental agency is preparing to argue that a February 2025 pollution reading in Augusta should not count against the area's air quality record because it came…
A draft state notice attributes a February 2025 spike in fine-particle pollution at an Augusta monitor to smoke from prescribed and silviculture burns…
State air regulators are moving to explain a January air quality exceedance at an Augusta monitor as smoke from planned burns rather than ordinary pollution.
A draft state filing attributes a February 2025 spike in fine-particle pollution at an Augusta monitor to smoke from nearby prescribed and forestry fires.
Georgia's environmental agency has drafted a case attributing a February 2025 air quality exceedance at an Augusta monitor to smoke from prescribed and silviculture fires…
Georgia's environmental protection agency is preparing documentation tying a PM2.5 pollution spike at an Augusta monitor to nearby forestry burns…