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Mayor Hellenga honored the local American Legion post with a city proclamation.
Mayor Hellenga issued a proclamation recognizing February 2026 as Black History Month in Toccoa.
City commissioners scheduled and held discussions on the status of major city projects and what's planned next, though no outcomes are yet recorded.
Residents with city trash and recycling pickup will see an adjusted schedule around the holiday closure.
City commissioners stepped out of public view to discuss a possible lawsuit, though no decision on the matter itself has been reported.
The city commission is set to weigh in on who serves on the local Housing Authority board.
The proposed policy would set rules for city employees' social media activity.
The city commission placed a closed-door discussion of possible legal action on its August agenda, giving residents no detail on the matter involved.
The city commission's July 28 meeting agenda listed a decision on who will fill a seat on the Downtown Development Authority.
The city commission is set to weigh who sits on the board that oversees alcohol licensing in Toccoa.
City commissioners are set to discuss what to do with a city-owned building on Colonial Drive, though no decision has been recorded yet.
The city commission is weighing whether to reschedule its second June meeting, which would shift when residents can attend or speak on city business that month.
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