Habersham County
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The approved refund covers tax years 2024, 2025 and 2026 on parcel 127-014, so the taxpayer's prior payments on that parcel are being returned.
The board's approvals of these listings cover homestead exemption applications for Tax Year 2026, so they matter to county homeowners who applied.
Each approved listing covers veteran applicants for the 2026 homestead exemption, a property tax break, so the listings determine which veteran applications move forward.
The county is weighing a deal to sell $50,200,000 in general obligation bonds, debt that would ultimately be repaid by taxpayers.
The agreement would set rules for protecting patient data as the county's medical imaging service works with an outside vendor.
The bonds would pay for a new county jail and be repaid through a property tax levied on all taxable property in the county.
The proposed deal would set fuel pricing and terms for corporate aircraft at the county airport for three years…
A draft resolution tied to a 2026 county bond issuance would exempt the bonds from a state-required performance audit…
The county board is weighing whether to let its law firm represent both counties in an agreement covering shared use of a radio system.
With the jail population outgrowing capacity, the county is looking at bond financing for a new jail after voters rejected a bond referendum for it.
The November 2025 referendum continues the county's 1% sales tax for six years and clears the way for bonds to build a new county jail…
The Board of Tax Assessors has scheduled a 2025 valuation of CenturyLink Communications' public utility property, which can affect the company's local tax bill.
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