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Oconee County Council approves Corinth‑Shiloh special purpose tax district for fire protection
Summary
On third reading the council unanimously adopted Ordinance 2024‑26 to establish the Corinth‑Shiloh Special Purpose Tax District for fire protection and create its commission; no public comments were offered during the hearing.
Oconee County Council voted 5–0 on Jan. 7, 2025 to adopt Ordinance 2024‑26, which establishes the Corinth‑Shiloh Special Purpose Tax District for fire protection and creates a commission to administer it.
Chair Matthew Durham opened a public hearing on the ordinance; no citizens signed up to speak and no written comments were presented. On third and final reading, Council member Glenn Hart moved to approve Ordinance 2024‑26; John Elliott seconded the motion and the measure passed unanimously.
The minutes record the ordinance caption and the result of the vote but do not provide the ordinance’s detailed provisions, including district boundaries, millage or tax rates, the commission’s membership rules, or the effective date. Those specifics are not included in the meeting transcript and are recorded with the ordinance text filed in the county records.
Council made no amendments at the meeting. The ordinance was enacted by unanimous vote; implementation steps (such as publishing the ordinance text, setting any tax rate, or establishing the commission membership) were not detailed in the minutes and would follow the county’s standard administrative procedures for newly adopted ordinances.
The council closed the public hearing on the ordinance and proceeded to other agenda business.
