Toccoa
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The city commission approved the millage rate in a 4-0 vote, keeping it unchanged from the prior year as part of the FY2027 budget.
The commission voted to sell the retired police dog by putting it out for bid.
City commissioners are set to take up changes to the current fiscal year's budget, which could shift how the city allocates its spending.
The city is weighing whether to renew its contract for the city website, which residents use to access city services and information.
The city commission's vote sends a natural gas pipeline and hazardous materials safety project forward under a multimillion-dollar contract.
The commission has placed a purchase tied to the FY27 rollout on its agenda for consideration.
City commissioners are set to review the city's August 2026 financial standing, though the record does not yet show what the report contains or any action taken.
City commissioners are set to weigh a lease for golf course equipment, a matter that could affect upkeep of the city-run course.
City-owned properties used by the Housing Authority, Chamber of Commerce and Historical Society still lack finalized leases after a year of on-and-off discussion by the city commission.
The commission is set to weigh a supplemental agreement affecting the lighting contract at Toccoa Stephens County Airport.
City commissioners have been weighing whether to add impact fees on top of water and sewer tap costs, which could raise what residents and developers pay to connect…
A bank representative outlined asset management options for the city's investment funds, but commissioners took no action.
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