Habersham County weighs amendment to buy Demorest’s surplus fire gear
The proposed agreement change could let county fire services acquire equipment and gear the City of Demorest no longer needs…
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The proposed agreement change could let county fire services acquire equipment and gear the City of Demorest no longer needs…
Staff told commissioners the facility’s existing fund balance could cover the proposed replacement, but the April work-session record does not show a vote or purchase.
Commissioners discussed using SPLOST VIII money and a lease-purchase structure, but the April work session record shows no final action.
Commissioners discussed using a facility fund balance for replacement equipment at an April work session, but the record does not show a vote, approval or purchase.
Commissioners placed a proposed Frazer agreement on their April 20 agenda, but the public agenda does not show whether the work was authorized.
Mayor Gail Armour announced the leadership change at the Town of Alto’s April 14 meeting; the public record does not explain the appointment process.
Airport commissioners were scheduled to review a plan that would retain AWOS while dropping land acquisition and apron repairs…
The Corporate Aircraft Association was waiting for Habersham County to approve its FY27 airport fee schedule before acting on an application, according to April meeting minutes.
A unanimous vote revived a request set aside in February, leaving the terms—and even the outcome—of any proposed service unresolved.
Town officials said a proposal was being prepared in April, but the record does not reveal its subject, its effects or when the council may consider it.
The council unanimously tabled the measure April 14, leaving residents without a recorded final action or explanation of what must be fixed.
The council’s unanimous April 14 action changes the town’s 2025 budget on paper, but the public minutes do not say which funds, revenues or services are affected.