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Cusseta‑Chattahoochee commission adopts 2024 millage; county rate set at 8.512 mills
Summary
The Unified Government of Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County on Sept. 3 adopted a 2024 county maintenance millage of 8.512 and a total ad valorem levy of 25.50 mills; the vote was unanimous among commissioners present.
The Unified Government of Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County Commission voted Sept. 3 to adopt its 2024 millage rates, setting the county maintenance and operation millage at 8.512 and the total ad valorem tax levy at 25.50 mills.
Commissioner Jason Frost moved to adopt the tax levy resolution and Commissioner Gerald Douglas seconded; the motion passed unanimously among the four commissioners present: Chairman Charles Coffey, Vice‑Chairman Timothy Biddle, Commissioner Gerald Douglas and Commissioner Jason Frost. Commissioner Damon Hoyte was absent.
The resolution text recorded in the minutes shows the calculation that produced the county millage of 8.512 after rollback credits (local option sales tax and insurance premium tax); the school maintenance and operation millage is listed as 16.99. The minutes direct the clerk to transmit a certified copy of the resolution promptly to the tax commissioner and publish the levy as required by law.
Why it matters: the millage rates set the property tax bills countywide for 2024. The recorded resolution lists rollback credits applied to the gross rate and the resulting millage amounts for county and school operations.
What happens next: the clerk will forward the certified resolution to the county’s Tax Commissioner for implementation and required public notices will follow.
