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Girtz's budget proposal doesn't raise property tax rate — commissioners pass eviction prevention reboot, hold off on Olympic Dr development — Kemp signs insurance exchange into law — Hunter Gault named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Budget doesn't raise property tax rate, although property taxes may still go up for some.
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On Wednesday, commissioners heard from the first round of independent agencies seeking funding in the county's budget.
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In brief: Thornton arrested after single-vehicle accident on Monday — ACC budget hearings begin — Senate committee advances bill denying some gender-affirming care — lawmakers unveil mental health bill — Black, rural communities at greater risk of heart disease
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The retreat is an opportunity for local lawmakers to get updated on revenue projections and talk about spending priorities.
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In brief: ACC lawmakers hold budget retreat today — Georgia Senate GOP announces agenda — unemployment falls in Athens — growing number of Georgians support legalizing pot — report finds deficiencies in Georgia's tobacco laws
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Lawmakers also narrowly approved a new development on Oglethorpe Avenue
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$274 million plan includes raises for county employees and a possible decrease in property tax rate.