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County manager reports steady TSPLOST receipts and E911 renovation timeline
Summary
County Manager Michael Dinnerman told the commission Ben Hill County is financially sound, is averaging about $33,000 per month in TSPLOST (projected around $400,000 annually), and expects E911 furniture to arrive April 9 with renovation and equipment upgrades completed by month-end.
County Manager Michael Dinnerman told the Ben Hill County Commission that the county is "financially sound" and provided updates on local revenue and a county project.
Dinnerman reported the county is averaging about $33,000 per month in TSPLOST receipts, with annual projections around $400,000. He also said E911 furniture would arrive April 9 and that the full renovation and equipment upgrade of the E911 center was expected to be completed by the end of the month.
Chairman Steve Taylor said the Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) notified the county of a workers’ compensation refund of $33,746 attributable to low claims in prior years. Taylor also reminded commissioners about the upcoming ACCG conference at the end of the month and said it is an opportunity for training and networking.
The minutes do not list follow-up assignments, budget amendments, or dates for public updates tied to the TSPLOST projection or the E911 renovation timetable.
