topic in Toccoa
Government spending
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Toccoa’s airport-lighting contract supplement awaits a public outcome recordawaiting decisionToccoa weighs public-works replacement after flooding damage, but no project is approvedunder considerationToccoa identifies Whitman Street Building repairs but has not publicly approved a planunder considerationToccoa commits $65,000 match for Ritz Theatre’s 358-seat replacement planapprovedToccoa approves donation of surplus fire engine to Johnson CountyapprovedToccoa advances Ritz Expansion financing despite split commission voteapprovedToccoa adopts FY2027 budget after waiving second readingapprovedToccoa Weighs Further City Hall Water Work as Public Works Building Needs Mountunder considerationToccoa Tent Plan Advances Without a Public Price or Delivery DateapprovedToccoa Public Works Seeks Trucks, Sweeper and Staff to Hold Service Levelsunder considerationToccoa Police Budget Discussion Leaves Firearms and Earpieces Funding Unresolvedunder considerationToccoa Donates Surplus Rescue Tool to Pierce County, With Its Own Replacement Needs Unclearapproved
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The August 10, 2026 City Commission agenda listed consideration of the FY27 Local Maintenance & Improvement Grant under new business.Historical recordToccoa scheduled consideration of a supplemental agreement for the airport lighting contract.Historical recordOn June 23, 2026, commissioners unanimously adopted the FY 2027 budget. The plan cites health-insurance costs rising more than 12%, an average 3% merit-pay increase, and higher transfers of $80,602 to Solid Waste and $52,172 to E-911.Historical recordOn June 22, 2026, the City Commission unanimously declared the fire engine surplus and approved donating it to Johnson County.Historical recordThe June 9, 2026 agenda proposed a supplement for Dene Hicks equal to 5.25% of prior-year school-tax collection commissions deposited in the general fund, paid as a fiscal-year 2026 lump sum and then in 26 biweekly installments.Historical recordCommissioners scheduled the first reading and public hearing on the proposed FY 2027 budget for June 9, 2026.Historical recordAt the June 9 first reading and public hearing, County Administrator Christian Hamilton summarized the proposed FY 2027 budget.Historical recordOn June 9, 2026, the Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a supplemental agreement with Tax Commissioner Dene Hicks.Historical record
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