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The unanimous Sept. 29 vote took the proposed position out of the millage-rate alternatives, but the special-meeting minutes do not settle whether the city pursued it elsewhere in the FY26 budget.
Council placed additional budget cuts on its July 2025 agenda, but cited meeting minutes do not show whether reductions were approved, carried out or tied to any city service.
Commissioners were set to hear public comment and consider the countywide property-tax levy June 29, but no final vote or signed resolution is established in the public record described here.
Commissioners placed Resolution 2026-06-006 on a June 29 special-called-meeting agenda alongside the county’s FY 2027 budget and tax-rate business, but the action on the prior-year amendments is not established.
Commissioners scheduled a June 29 special-called meeting to hear public comment and consider the resolution adopting the countywide spending plan, alongside tax and fee actions.
The town considered retaining its 6-mill property-tax rate as values rose, but the record provided does not show whether that plan was adopted.
The item appeared again on Aug. 20, including alongside millage hearings, but the board records provided do not say what budget action or hearing schedule resulted.
A city agenda set an October hearing, while later newspaper reporting listed rates and a March 2026 payment deadline without documenting the vote that established them.
A January news report listed the same Habersham and Banks County millage rates the city placed before the public in October, while the formal vote record has not been identified.
City agendas scheduled three hearings on a proposed 2026 budget and a 13.57-mill property-tax rate, but the record here does not confirm the council’s final action.
A 6.000-mill rate for property inside the town’s Rabun County limits was presented as a 2.48% increase over the rollback benchmark for the 2025 digest.
The meeting record captures action on the county's 2026 tax rate, convenience-center fees, legal services, and planning staff.
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