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Government spending
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Toccoa Considers Public Works Tractor, but No Purchase Is on Recordunder considerationTallulah Falls’ FY2027 budget remains a proposal, with adoption unresolvedawaiting decisionTallulah Falls weighs $6,650 lightbar purchase for volunteer fire-rescue vehiclesawaiting decisionTallulah Falls considers rules for school-zone camera revenueawaiting decisionTallulah Falls budget amendment left residents without a documented final decisionawaiting decisionTallulah Falls Considers Rules for School-Zone Camera Money, but Outcome Is Unclearawaiting decisionTallulah Falls Budget Proposal Leaves Spending Decisions Unresolvedawaiting decisionStephens County approves revenue-linked pay supplement for tax commissionerapprovedStephens County approves $184,500 consolidation of coroner’s office and morgueapprovedStephens County approved a surplus-property resolution without naming the propertyapprovedStephens County Minutes List $212,214 Workers’ Compensation Charge Without Clear Board Decisionunder considerationStephens County Cleared $11,234.95 Oil Company Invoice Without Stating What It Coveredapproved
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The May 26, 2026 City Council work-session agenda scheduled discussion and approval consideration of Resolution 2026-4 on 2025 budget amendments.Historical recordAt a May 26 work session, Finance Director Andrew Murphy presented the proposed FY2027 budget and answered commissioners’ questions.Historical recordCarnesville City Council held a public hearing on the FY 2026–27 budget on May 21, 2026.Historical recordOn May 21, 2026, the Carnesville City Council unanimously approved the first reading of the ordinance to adopt the FY 2026–27 budget.Historical recordThe City Commission unanimously waived the second reading and approved the FY2027 operating budget on a motion by Commissioner Fry, seconded by Commissioner Carter.Historical recordA May 18 agenda item asked commissioners to accept proposed 2026–27 insurance changes. It recommended splitting the projected $244,400 annual health-plan increase equally between the county and employees; gross annual cost was projected at $6,898,411, before about $701,000 in employee premiums and about $179,000 in prescription rebates. Other listed benefits were under rate guarantees with no change in benefits or cost.Historical recordA May 13, 2026 agenda packet placed a proposed School Zone Camera Revenue Transition Policy before the Town Council. The proposal would adopt the policy.Historical recordA May 13, 2026 agenda packet put adoption of the School Zone Camera Revenue Transition Policy before the Town Council. The packet’s proposed policy language says the council would adopt it, but does not document council action.Historical record
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