Dooly County calls SPLOST referendum, proposes split for roads and fire capital
The county approved a resolution calling a one‑percent special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST) referendum for a five‑year period, proposing 80% of proceeds for roads/street/bridge projects and 20% for fire department capital improvements.
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The Dooly County Board of Commissioners voted to call a public referendum on a one‑percent Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) to run for up to five calendar years. The board established the referendum for the date set in the county notices and prepared ballot language for voters.
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