Subject
Taxes and fees
1,796 collected facts are classified here under Government spending.
Issues
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Toccoa’s Place in Proposed Homestead Sales Tax Deal Remains Unsettledawaiting decisionToccoa’s 2026 Property-Tax Rate Is Still Undecided as Commission Takes Up Millageawaiting decisionToccoa considers whether growth should help pay for new infrastructureunder considerationToccoa approves doubling City Court technology fee, but start date remains unclearapprovedTallulah Falls’ proposed tax increase still lacks a documented final voteawaiting decisionTallulah Falls proposed tax rate above rollback level, but final decision is not documentedawaiting decisionStephens County’s voter-backed sales tax and $12 million debt measure still awaits a documented commission actionon ballotStephens County’s proposed 2026 millage calculation showed no tax increase, but final action is unconfirmedawaiting decisionStephens County Put a November LHOST Referendum on Its Agenda, but Its Fate Is Unclearon ballotRoyston council approves changes to building-permit and inspection fee scheduleapprovedRoyston backs agreement framework for possible Hart County transportation tax voteon ballotRoyston Sets Three Rollback Tax Rates, Leaving Billing Details Unclearunder consideration
Meaningful Changes
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At its February 10, 2026 meeting, officials discussed St. George Regional Airport’s wait-list policy, including a $500 nonrefundable application fee for administrative processing and a $1,000 deposit held until an applicant executes an agreement or withdraws.Historical recordOn February 3, 2026, the City Council unanimously approved a resolution amending the Carnesville Schedule of Fees to add rental fees for the city park splash pad pavilion and three picnic shelters.Historical recordAt its February 2, 2026 regular meeting, the Franklin County Board of Commissioners amended its agenda to remove the TSPLOST ballot item.Historical recordAt the January 27, 2026 work session, the Board discussed opting in to HB 581 after property assessments were equalized. Commissioners agreed to vote on opting in at the February 2 meeting, and Ken Jarrard was to prepare a resolution.Historical recordOn January 13, commissioners considered a proposed schedule of $600 for Class B-2/C-2, $700 for Class B-3/C-3, and a $300 application fee plus class categories.Historical recordAn agenda listed a proposed resolution to authorize an intergovernmental agreement with Hart County and its municipalities for a TSPLOST referendum and allocation of proceeds if voters approve it.Historical recordA commission agenda listed a resolution requesting local legislation to enact a municipal-court technology fee. Its “Approved 4 - 0” notation does not by itself establish a commission vote or adoption.Historical recordThe advisory board agenda lists the Fee Schedule Review as old business and says it was tabled in March. No possible fee amounts or other costs are stated.Historical record
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