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County officials say the state-linked LRA money requires no local match, but commissioners have not yet awarded a contract for dome, copper-roof and clock-tower work.
WNEG Radio reported SRTA approval for 22 Georgia projects and a new application round, but the report does not identify a Lavonia project, amount or award decision.
Commissioners were presented with two sharply different options for identifying possible well-drilling sites, but the March 31 work-session minutes do not show a selection or vote.
At a March 31 work session, the county manager outlined sharply different estimated costs for finding potential drilling locations. The record does not show commissioners acting on either…
Commissioners were scheduled to consider a four-county Mountain Judicial Circuit funding agreement, but the June agenda does not show whether it was adopted or on what terms.
Commissioners put a higher county-funded supplement for June Black-Warren on their March 16 agenda, following a $6,000 annual supplement approved in 2022.
The proposal was the largest single project listed under the council’s water-capital agenda item, but the public record does not yet show what action, if any…
County officials reported receiving $816,875.15 with no local match required, yet the June 30 record does not tie the money or any upcoming contract to the pothole-damaged road.
Commissioners say the state LRA money removes the need for a county match and opens the way to bidding…
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.
A March 12 agenda packet proposes 90 personal alarms for the department, but it does not show whether town officials authorized the purchase.
A July 9 council agenda placed two blue-and-white LED lightbars before town officials, but no documented outcome yet shows whether the equipment was approved or bought.