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Taxes and fees
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Stephens County’s voter-backed sales tax and $12 million debt measure still awaits a documented commission action
on ballot
Stephens County’s proposed 2026 millage calculation showed no tax increase, but final action is unconfirmed
awaiting decision
Stephens County Put a November LHOST Referendum on Its Agenda, but Its Fate Is Unclear
on ballot
Reporting problems delay Franklin County’s 2026 assessment notices and tax digest
approved
Franklin County’s HB 581 Path Is Still Unclear After Commissioners Planned Opt-In Vote
under consideration
Franklin County vehicle-tax appeals remain unresolved in public record
awaiting decision
Franklin County pulls TSPLOST ballot item before commissioners act on it
on ballot
Franklin County approves steep Convenience Center fee hikes for double-axle trailers
approved
Franklin County approves AutoZone tax settlement, leaving local shares to 2026 rates
approved
Franklin County Sets 8.352-Mill Levy, Edging Above Staff’s Rollback Estimate
approved
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A February 1, 2024 board record listed a called meeting for August 6, 2026 and millage public hearings for August 13 and August 20, 2026.
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A January 11, 2024 agenda listed Tax Payer Bill of Rights public hearings scheduled for July 10, July 15, and July 18, 2014. The notice does not establish whether the hearings occurred or produced an outcome.
Historical record
Minutes 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.
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