subject in Habersham County
Contracts and procurement
34 related issues are currently assembled for this area.
Issues
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Demorest Moves to Put Contracting Approvals in Charter Minutes RuleapprovedDemorest Contract-Approval Proposal Still Has No Recorded Council Decisionawaiting decisionCornelia’s Galloway Street stream-bank plan seeks $28,200 beyond its budgetawaiting decisionCornelia’s $97,200 Galloway Street Stream-Bank Contract Still Lacks a Recorded Outcomeawaiting decisionCornelia advances railroad pedestrian bridge planning, but key details remain undisclosedapprovedCornelia Puts Old Cleveland Road Sale on Agenda, but Public Terms Are Still Missingawaiting decisionBaldwin weighs outsourcing permitting and zoning administration to Bureau Veritasunder considerationBaldwin considers outsourcing building, planning and zoning administrationunder considerationBaldwin Signals Trash-Service Rebid After Complaints About FCSunder considerationAssessors Cleared McCormick Contract, but Final County Action Remains Unclearapproved
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On 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 recordThe March 16, 2026 Board of Commissioners agenda listed consideration of leasing 217 Scoggins Drive to the State Properties Commission for Department of Veteran Services use. The agenda item does not state the board's final action.Historical recordHabersham County considered an intergovernmental agreement to lease a 2022 E-One/Spartan pumper truck from Demorest with an option to purchase it.Historical recordTallulah Falls placed an authorization-related item concerning Altumint’s DRIVES e-Services designation and state-law requirements on its March 12, 2026 agenda.Historical recordOn March 3, 2026, council discussed leasing the 2022 Spartan pumper truck to Habersham County for five years. The county would take the truck as-is, assume maintenance, repairs and insurance, and could buy it for $1 at the end of the term; the city would retain title until then.Historical recordDemorest City Council unanimously approved (4-0) an intergovernmental lease allowing Habersham County to operate the city-owned fire station at 125 Ivy Street. The county will pay $30,000 in the first year; rent will later be tied to the Consumer Price Index. The one-year agreement can auto-renew for up to five years unless ended by written notice.Historical recordOn March 3, 2026, the City Council unanimously approved a five-year lease of the city’s 2022 Spartan pumper truck to Habersham County. The county will provide $90,000 annually as a credit against existing fire-service agreements.Historical recordThe Habersham County Board of Commissioners agenda listed consideration of a contract to provide building inspection and plan review services to the City of Demorest.Historical record
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