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Town of Gay council approves intergovernmental agreement to join 2025 SPLOST
Summary
At its June 9 meeting, the Town of Gay council unanimously authorized signing an intergovernmental agreement to participate in the 2025 SPLOST after Mayor Christopher J. Walker presented the IGA and Mayor pro-tem Tracey Watts explained changes.
Mayor Christopher J. Walker and the Town of Gay council voted unanimously June 9 to authorize signing an intergovernmental agreement to participate in the 2025 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) for 2025.
The action followed a report that Mayor Walker had attended a meeting with county commissioners and officials from neighboring municipalities and brought back the IGA for council review. Mayor pro-tem Tracey Watts explained the changes included in the agreement. After discussion, Council member Pritchett moved to sign the IGA; Council member Keith seconded and the motion passed by unanimous vote. Council member Askvig was absent.
The transcript does not include details about any specific project list, revenue estimates, timelines, or the effective date of the SPLOST IGA. The council record shows the body approved the IGA by motion; no further implementation steps were recorded in the minutes.
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