Demorest’s authority to use speed detection on part of Historic 441 remains unsettled
Police identified a permit gap on the recently jurisdictional State Route 385 segment, but public records do not show the amendment was completed.
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Police identified a permit gap on the recently jurisdictional State Route 385 segment, but public records do not show the amendment was completed.
Council hearing minutes say two high school students bought alcohol during a police compliance operation at 1405 Central Ave.…
The City Council set a minimum $5,000 price for the Simon fire truck, but the record does not yet show whether it has been sold or how proceeds…
The City Council’s 3-1 authorization followed discussion of moving the first payment to 2026 and making payments quarterly; the record does not show a signed agreement or Habersham…
The November referendum gives the city voter-approved authority after a spring council vote, while the annexation, zoning and sewer ideas discussed for Highway 441 have not become a…
The June 2 vote authorized the city manager to sign a letter for the transaction, but council minutes do not say when shares would be sold or what…
A 4-0 City Council vote changed how the historic area is shown on the authority’s map, while the extent and outcome of a proposed broader footprint remain unclear.
Council unanimously adopted a cost-of-service framework in January after postponing the decision in December, while the actual charges and start date remain undocumented.
The unanimous May 5 vote removes the unopened right of way from public use, but city records do not show whether adjoining owners were notified or whether the…
Council’s unanimous vote follows a watershed review that found Hazel Creek and Cross Creek generally healthy but still affected by runoff and bacteria.
The City Council’s unanimous Jan. 6 votes cover property, ordinances, mayoral duties and contracting, yet the published minutes do not show the text that will govern those areas.
The Oct. 21 vote advanced the city’s Land and Water Conservation Fund effort after its application moved to a new approval phase in March…