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Baldwin approves new social media post but leaves cost and duties unsettledapprovedBaldwin Funds Finance Director Position, but Cost and Hiring Plan Remain UnclearapprovedBaldwin Council Removes Social Media Coordinator From FY26 Tax-Rate OptionsapprovedAging Fitness Center Equipment Raises a Budgeting Question for Habersham Countyunder consideration
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The Board of Commissioners agenda for Aug. 17, 2026 scheduled consideration of a resolution authorizing approximately $50.2 million in Series 2026 general obligation bonds, a bond purchase agreement, and a tax digest and levy sufficient to pay principal and interest.Historical recordThe Board of Commissioners scheduled a second and final public hearing and consideration of Resolution No. 2026-06-003 to adopt the FY 2027 budget for June 29, 2026. This establishes scheduled consideration, not an adoption outcome.Historical recordThe Board of Commissioners’ June 29, 2026 special-called-meeting agenda scheduled consideration of Resolution 2026-06-006 for FY 2026 budget amendments. The agenda does not establish an outcome.Historical recordThe June 15, 2026 Board of Commissioners agenda listed consideration of a Resolution of Notice to Proceed related to issuing voter-approved SPLOST bonds. The agenda does not establish whether commissioners acted on it.Historical recordThe June 15, 2026 agenda placed a proposed FY 2027 intergovernmental agreement among Habersham, Stephens, Rabun and Banks counties before the Commission. The agenda does not state an action by the Commission.Historical recordThe June 15, 2026 Board of Commissioners agenda placed an FY 2027 annual financial budget agreement with UGA for Extension Services before commissioners for consideration.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 recordAt the April 20, 2026 work session, Chairman Harkness requested a detailed accounting of hangar rental revenue, maintenance costs and utility expenses before the county considers whether further hangar investment is financially appropriate.Historical record
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