Admin Report for March 21, 2023
FINANCIAL REPORT SPLOST AND LOST: Keith and I met in Fairmount on Monday with Mayor Brannon and Mayor Pro Temp Mauldin to discuss the next SPLOST referendum. We will meet with Resaca and Plainville later this week. BUDGET: Budget planning continues. I will be reviewing Departmental requests through this month with Budget meetings between the Finance Director, those Departments and me commencing at month’s end. Subsequently, we...
UPDATE: Joint Comprehensive Plan Public Hearing Scheduled for March 30th
This public hearing will be held in the Gordon County Judicial Building Assembly Room, 101 S Piedmont Street, Calhoun GA 30701, at 4:00 pm on Thursday, March 30, 2023.
Admin Report for February 21, 2023
FINANCIAL REPORT SPLOST: Planning continues toward November referendum. BUDGET: Budget planning is underway for F/Y 2023-2024. SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS AND ACTIVITY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS 1960s Courthouse: Drywall is completed on all floors. Trim work has begun on the first and second floor. First coat of paint has been applied on the first and second floors. Ceiling grids and lights are installed on the first and second floors. Flooring...
Now Hiring: E-911 Telecommunicator
Gordon County is accepting applications for a full-time Public Safety Telecommunicator for the E-911 Facility. Candidate must have a high school diploma from an accredited high school or an equivalency from an accredited program, preferably EMD certified, but will train. The ideal candidate should have computer keyboard knowledge and the ability to exercise good judgment in crises. Must be willing to work flexible hours, holidays,...
Admin Report for February 7, 2023
FINANCIAL REPORT SPLOST AND LOST: SPLOST and LOST revenue shown in the report dated January 31, 2023 reflect collections reported for December 22022. For that period, SPLOST collections were $1,337,079.17 which is a $34,255.78 (3.5%) increase over the same period last year. LOST collections were $811,385.84 which is a $14,188.64 (2.29%) decrease over the same period last year. The LOST decrease is due to an adjustment that increased...
