Toccoa
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Who decides, and what rules are changing?Elections issues in Toccoa
Countywide matters appear for a city only when they rank high and name the city; the deciding government always stays visible.
City commissioners are set to weigh in on regulating kratom and 7-hydroxymitragynine products, substances sold locally that have drawn scrutiny elsewhere.
City Hall is closed Labor Day, and garbage and recycling normally collected that Monday move to Tuesday instead.
The city commission is weighing a shift in its regular meeting schedule for the last two months of the year, which would affect when residents can attend.
City commissioners heard an update on the Stephens County Development Authority's work over the past year.
The city commission is set to weigh a new appointment to the board that oversees alcohol licensing in Toccoa.
A schedule change could shift when residents can attend or follow the city's second August meeting.
The city commission has scheduled a vote on reappointing members to the board that reviews planning and zoning matters for Toccoa.
The city commission scheduled a resolution recognizing the Toccoa Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
The commission is set to weigh in on who represents the region as officers of the Georgia Municipal Association's District 2 for the coming two years.
City commissioners reviewed the condition of dogwood and Tugalo trees that are blocking sidewalks, signs and travel lanes.
City commissioners weighed opening the Boathouse to weekend rentals for paddle-boat and family events, but took no formal action.
The city commission placed a closed-door personnel discussion on its agenda twice in a row, a step residents can track even though such sessions are not open to…
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