Stephens County approves revenue-linked pay supplement for tax commissioner
The unanimous June 9 action authorizes added compensation for Dene Hicks, but county documents leave the payment’s dollar value and final contract terms undisclosed.
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The unanimous June 9 action authorizes added compensation for Dene Hicks, but county documents leave the payment’s dollar value and final contract terms undisclosed.
An Aug. 14 commission agenda listed a proposed rate of 9.956, equal to the stated rollback rate; no later official record in this matter establishes a vote or…
The City Commission placed a supplemental agreement for the Toccoa-Stephens County Airport lighting contract on its July agenda, extending scrutiny of a project Stephens County approved in 2024.
Commissioners scheduled a July 14 public hearing and regular-meeting consideration, yet the agenda excerpt does not show a vote or explain the measure’s terms.
Commissioners approved the countywide plan unanimously after a public hearing, as insurance, pay and service-fund costs pushed selected spending changes.
Commissioners unanimously approved the annual operating plan May 18, but the approval minutes do not state the final budget total or spell out its departmental allocations.
Commissioners voted unanimously April 28, but public records do not reveal the asset’s value or whether the county plans to sell, transfer or retain it.
Commissioners voted unanimously to combine operations now split between the government building and county shop, but construction timing and contracting details remain unresolved in public records.
Commissioners placed certification of the Nov. 4 referendum returns on their March 10 agenda, but the cited minutes do not show whether they formally acted.
Commission records show the board approved the pyrotechnics agreement March 10, while the public contract materials identify no rain date and do not state a price.
Commissioners unanimously approved the Acree Oil Co. expense in January, but the public meeting record does not identify the goods or services the county received.
The former Casey’s Pro Tire property was bought for a planned county fleet shop, then put up for sale; WNEG Radio reports commissioners accepted a $306…
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