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Taxes & Public Money in Demorest

Taxes & Public Money

Budgets, taxes, fees, audits, bids, contracts, grants, and major purchases.

Where is public money being raised or spent?

Public Money issues in Demorest

23 current issues

Each card is a tracked matter with its status, latest step, and evidence. Order follows the shared current briefing, then recent activity.

IssueDemorestunder consideration

Demorest Council Weighs 1.048-Mill Property Tax Increase

A proposed rise in Demorest's millage rate would increase property tax bills for homestead and non-homestead owners in the city.

Latest and next
Latest
October 20, 2026: FY2026 millage rate increase to 7.60 mills
Next
Demorest City Council has a special called meeting scheduled for October 20, 2026, on the proposed millage rate.
IssueDemorestunder consideration

Demorest City Council weighs bids for city hall, post office, parking lot and police department work

The council is reviewing bids and a request for proposals covering renovations to city hall, the parking lot, the post office lease and police department improvements…

Latest and next
Latest
October 20, 2026: City Hall parking lot bids
Next
City Council is scheduled to consider city hall parking lot bids on October 20, 2026.
IssueDemorestunder consideration

Demorest council to consider court fines and fees update

Changes to how the municipal court assesses fines and fees are up for discussion, which could affect residents who face court costs in Demorest.

Latest and next
Latest
October 20, 2026: Court Fines & Fees update
Next
The council is scheduled to consider the court fines and fees update at its October 20, 2026 meeting.

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