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Council advances Corinth-Shiloh fire-protection tax district on second reading
Summary
Oconee County Council approved Ordinance 2024-26 on second reading, establishing the Corinth-Shiloh Special Purpose Tax District for fire protection and creating a commission to govern it. The measure passed 5–0.
Oconee County Council voted 5–0 on Dec. 6, 2024, to approve Ordinance 2024-26 on second reading, establishing the Corinth-Shiloh Special Purpose Tax District for fire protection and creating a commission to oversee the district.
The motion to approve second reading was made by John Elliott and seconded by Glenn Hart. Minutes record no public speakers addressing this ordinance at the meeting and no further substantive discussion was placed on the record.
Establishing a special purpose tax district creates a discrete funding mechanism and governance structure intended to secure and manage revenue dedicated to fire protection in the named area. The ordinance’s motion and second were recorded in the Council minutes; additional implementation details and commission membership will be determined under the ordinance's provisions and subsequent administrative action.
