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The city council's budget sets how Carnesville spends taxpayer money for the year and, with the millage rate, how much residents pay in property taxes.
The adopted budget sets county spending for the coming year, while commissioners are still working out the property tax rate that will fund it.
The vote sets how much county property tax Franklin County residents will pay for 2026, capping a budget and millage cycle that also funded a new Industrial Building Authority levy and library budget increases.
The county's general fund budget grows 5.82% for the year ahead, and commissioners have now set the property tax rates, including for county residents and the school board, that will fund it.
The budget sets the town's spending plan for police, water and other services for the fiscal year that ran July 2025 through June 2026.
The city council's Resolution 2026-4 updates the 2025 budget ahead of the year's audit, and city records show the council had to re-vote it after its first approval lacked a quorum.
The Habersham County Board of Education unanimously adopted its final budget for all funds, along with pay scales and job descriptions, after three public hearings.
The council's unanimous vote sets spending for the town's general, water, hotel/motel tax and other funds for the year starting July 1.
The fee schedule sets what residents and groups pay to use county parks and recreation facilities, including fairground rentals, and several proposed changes remain unresolved more than a year after review began.
County commissioners are still shaping which capital projects and what bond amount will go into the next local option sales tax, work that determines spending on county and city projects for years to come.
The city commission's FY2027 budget eliminates money set aside a year earlier for roof repairs on city buildings and scales back City Hall renovation and Ritz Theatre loan funding.
The town's year-end audit confirms the council adopted its FY2025 budget and added funding during the year for police and public-safety gear, while camera-fine revenue swelled the town's reserves.
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