subject in Toccoa
Taxes and fees
7 related issues are currently assembled for this area.
Issues
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 unclearapprovedStephens 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 ballot
Meaningful Changes
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The City Commission’s July 27, 2020 agenda placed the 2020 tax millage rate before commissioners for consideration.Historical recordThe City Commission’s July 22, 2019 agenda placed the 2019 tax millage rate before commissioners for consideration.Historical recordThe City Commission’s July 24, 2017 agenda placed the 2017 tax millage rate before commissioners for consideration.Historical recordThe City Commission's August 11, 2014 work-session agenda scheduled discussion of the building permit fee schedule. The agenda does not document a decision.Historical recordMinutes list a Tax Payer Bill of Rights public hearing at 5 p.m. on July 15, 2014, followed by a 5:30 p.m. regular meeting. The calendar also lists hearings on July 10 and July 18; it does not state an outcome for any hearing.Historical recordThe May 20, 2014 City Commission agenda listed consideration of an intergovernmental agreement for distribution of title ad valorem tax.Historical recordOn May 20, 2014, the Toccoa City Commission unanimously approved an intergovernmental agreement for distribution of title ad valorem tax.Historical recordOn October 8, 2012, the City Commission unanimously approved a Certificate of Distribution for combined city-county local sales and use tax proceeds: Toccoa 35.26%, Martin 1.23%, and Stephens County 63.51%.Historical record
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