Carnesville opens path to seek grant for fire radio upgrades
A unanimous City Council vote lets the mayor prepare and sign documents for a proposed Assistance to Firefighter Grant application…
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Carnesville adopts FY 2026–27 budget without publishing its spending details
A unanimous City Council vote completed the budget process June 2, but the published meeting accounts leave residents without the plan’s total cost, revenue sources or departmental allocations.
Carnesville urges voluntary water conservation under Level 1 drought notice
The city asked customers to curb waste and limit midday outdoor watering, while the notice says mandatory restrictions had not been imposed.
Carnesville backs county hazard plan but leaves local protections undecided
A unanimous council resolution joins the city to Franklin County’s 2025–2030 mitigation framework, without naming projects, costs or a schedule.
Carnesville approves rentals for park pavilion and picnic shelters
After first postponing the idea in November, City Council unanimously added rental fees for four city-park facilities in February…
Carnesville Adopts Recodified Code, but Residents Must Wait for the Rules Themselves
The City Council’s unanimous June 2 vote made the recodified municipal code official and waived a second reading, while leaving the text…
Carnesville Tables Park Shelter Fees as Grant Plans Remain Unsettled
Council minutes record a unanimous pause on fees and a mayoral update about a $10,000 Georgia Power Legacy Project award, but no vote or plan for park improvements.
Carnesville Extends Water-Service Development Moratorium Into February
The unanimous council action paused residential and commercial projects requiring water-service availability through Feb. 3, 2026, while leaving the record here silent on what follows.
Carnesville water-development freeze passed May deadline with no documented next step
A unanimous February vote blocked several new applications requiring city water connections through May 5, but the council record does not show whether the restriction expired or continued.