Tallulah Falls
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Countywide matters appear for a city only when they rank high and name the city; the deciding government always stays visible.
The town's Planning & Zoning Commission is slated to pick a vice chair, a leadership post that helps run meetings on development and zoning matters.
The town council has before it a proposed agreement letting someone camp on public property in return for time, effort, labor and services.
The town council's unanimous approval clears the way for the camping application to move forward for 2026.
A Tallulah Falls council member pressed for a status check on a reported dumping problem on River Street.
The town council formally recognized May 3 as Wildfire Preparedness Day, joining a national awareness effort.
The town council is set to consider who will serve as city judge, a role that oversees municipal court matters.
Residents raised concerns to the Tallulah Falls Town Council about how well the town was functioning while Gary Verdino was away.
The council's unanimous vote adopts the county's updated long-range planning document for the town.
The town council formally recognized Arbor Day, a symbolic step tied to the town's tree-related civic observances.
The town will take part in a study looking at combining fire services in Habersham County, a move that could change how fire protection is provided to residents.
The change sets new rules for residents who want to run a business out of their home.
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