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Fayette County authorizes $33.1M revenue bonds to advance 2023 SPLOST projects; AAA rating reaffirmed
Summary
The Board approved authorizing Fayette County Public Facilities Authority Revenue Bonds, Series 2024, for $33,100,000 to advance 2023 SPLOST projects including a multi‑use recreation facility, Justice Center renovations, dam improvements and a backup E‑911 center; Moody’s reaffirmed the county’s AAA rating. Vote 4–0 (Gibbons absent).
Fayette County commissioners on Jan. 11 authorized the issuance of $33,100,000 in revenue bonds through the Fayette County Public Facilities Authority to advance selected 2023 SPLOST projects.
Chief Financial Officer Sheryl Weinman told the board the bond issuance would finance or advance construction and equipping of a multi‑use recreation facility, Justice Center renovations, Kozisek and Longview dam improvements, and a backup E‑911 center. Weinman said Moody’s Investor Services…
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