Subject
Contracts and procurement
2,388 collected facts are classified here under Government spending.
Issues
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Habersham’s Yellowstone mowing-contract change still lacks a recorded outcomeawaiting decisionHabersham shelter veterinary contract left without a recorded decisionawaiting decisionHabersham roof contract for AVITA and Health Department remains unresolved in public recordawaiting decisionHabersham record leaves Horizon Dreams lease amendment unresolvedawaiting decisionHabersham hangar lease proposal remains without a documented outcomeawaiting decisionHabersham approves $66,000 storm-debris contract as roadside mowing stallsapprovedHabersham airport tie-down leases remain unresolved after second delayon holdHabersham airport hangar lease remains unresolved in the public recordawaiting decisionHabersham Fairground contract changes remain stalled pending county reviewon holdHabersham County pauses Fairground contract language over legal questionson holdHabersham County Considers Remounting Ambulance Unit, With Cost and Vote Still Unclearawaiting decisionHabersham Considers Lease-to-Buy Plan for Demorest Fire Truckunder consideration
Meaningful Changes
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At a May 5 work session, officials reviewed a one-year GoGov contract priced at $10,352 annually. Staff said they would examine the 10,000-text-message limit and Nixle costs; Nixle alerts would continue until full signup.Historical recordThe Habersham County Board of Commissioners’ April 20, 2026 agenda listed consideration of a purchase agreement with Frazer to remount a Frazer EMS medical unit.Historical recordOn April 20, 2026, commissioners unanimously approved a Yellowstone Landscaping contract for storm-debris removal, capped at $66,000. About 148 to 150 right-of-way debris work orders remained, chiefly in Zones 1 and 3, delaying the mowing cycle.Historical recordThe city manager said the Police Department requested four vehicles, with three assigned to the department and one to Code.Historical recordOn April 13, 2026, the commission unanimously approved buying a $48,000 four-wheel-drive pickup and three 2026 Dodge Durangos at $42,992 each from Jacky Jones, to be paid from SPLOST VII.Historical recordOn April 7, the council discussed a proposed GoGov platform for resident requests, code enforcement, communications, payments and notifications. The listed annual components totaled $12,940.Historical recordOn April 6, commissioners approved 5-0 the Notice of Award to WL Griffin & Company for $341,419.82 after Harris requested a vote.Historical recordAt a March 31 work session, Terry Harris described a Highway 59 connection upgrade with Lavonia and asked commissioners to award the low bid to W.L. Griffin Company, LLC for $341,419.82 using GEFA funding at the regular meeting.Historical record
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