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City commissioners weighed opening the Boathouse to weekend rentals for paddle-boat and family events, but took no formal action.
City commissioners reviewed the condition of dogwood and Tugalo trees that are blocking sidewalks, signs and travel lanes.
The city commission placed a closed-door personnel discussion on its agenda twice in a row, a step residents can track even though such sessions are not open to…
A proposed new fire department position aimed at training and inspections would add to city personnel costs, funded through the city's budget.
Proposed rates would set daily admission at $3, with pass options for individuals, families and seniors.
City budget documents and a commission discussion point to higher water, gas and wastewater rates that would raise bills for Toccoa customers.
A proposed extra hour of pay for officers working overnight could affect recruiting and retention in the police department.
Mayor Hellenga honored the local American Legion post with a city proclamation.
The city must satisfy state permit conditions tied to a water loss issue at Lake Yonah to keep its water withdrawal in compliance.
Mayor Hellenga issued a proclamation recognizing February 2026 as Black History Month in Toccoa.
Milestone Towers has asked whether the City would partner on additional sites, including the TV tower above Lake Toccoa and the water tower above Patterson Pump.
City commissioners talked about refinishing the pool liner and re-roofing the pool building at Doyle Street Pool, but have not yet taken a vote.