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Government spending
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Subjects
Contracts and procurement
8 records
Taxes and fees
3 records
Issues
Cultural Center HVAC
under consideration
2025 Financial Audit Acceptance
approved
Employee mileage reimbursement rate increase
under consideration
Bank of America debt financing for city-wide capital improvement project
under consideration
FY2025 Annual Financial Report (audit)
under consideration
FY2024 Annual Financial Report (audit)
under consideration
FY2023 City of Lavonia budget
under consideration
FY2021 city budget
under consideration
Meaningful Changes
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Cultural Center HVAC
Historical record
Acceptance of the 2025 Financial Audit conducted by Rushton and Associates
Historical record
Declaration of surplus vehicles for disposal
Historical record
FY 2025 Budget Amendments Resolution
Historical record
Surplus of two 2008 Ford F-150 vehicles
Historical record
Increase to employee mileage reimbursement rate
Historical record
Bank of America debt financing for City-wide capital improvement project (reallocated between governmental and business-type activities)
Historical record
FY2025 Annual Financial Report and independent auditor's opinion for the City of Lavonia
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