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Decide DeKalb reports $29M in assets, approves TAD awards for housing and grocery-anchored center
Summary
Vice President Tiffany Wills updated PECS on Q3 TAD finances: roughly $29.1M in assets, ~$1.3M tax increment revenue YTD; the board approved two awards—Cottages At Midway (≈$2.3M) and Candler Crossing (total awards under $6.1M in September)—and has seven pending applications requesting about $19.8M.
Decide DeKalb briefed the PECS committee on third-quarter TAD financials and recent awards, and fielded commissioners' questions about advisory committees and how affordable commercial space will be allocated.
Vice President Tiffany Wills said the organization's books show current total assets just under $29,100,000 and a combined special fund balance of about $29,000,000 across county-held and Decide DeKalb assets. For the first three quarters the organization has received approximately $1,300,000 in tax increment revenue and about $200,000 in interest,…
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