Toccoa commission to consider FY2026 budget amendments
City commissioners are set to take up changes to the current fiscal year's budget, which could shift how the city allocates its spending.
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- City of Toccoa
- Status
- under consideration
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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's proposed budget would add personnel and replace aging equipment in the departments that maintain Toccoa's streets, drainage and grounds.
The city's budget proposal sets aside $200,000 a year in support for the Humane Shelter.
The proposed budget would spend over $7 million more than the current year, a figure that will shape city services and finances if adopted.
The proposed budget for the city's natural gas utility would grow by over $820,000 from the current year, a cost that could affect gas rates for Toccoa customers.
The city's proposed budget would boost spending on Ritz Theatre programming, though commissioners have not yet voted on it.
A proposed city budget would shrink the Community Development Department's funding due to staffing changes, a move that could affect how the department handles permitting and development work.
The city's proposed budget sets Solid Waste Fund spending at nearly $2 million, an increase from the current year, which could affect trash collection costs for residents.
The city's proposed budget relies on outside grant funding to support city programs in the coming fiscal year.
The city's proposed budget would grow Finance Department spending and fill a vacant slot with a new Deputy Finance Director post.
The city's approved budget zeroes out a $29,000 line that had funded local nonprofits including the Boys & Girls Club, Open Arms Clinic and the Toccoa Symphony Orchestra.
The city's approved budget slashes planned spending on sewer system renewal and extension, which could affect the pace of sewer infrastructure work funded through the account.
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