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Work session: county discusses HB 581 (FLOST), fiber and radio projects, and audit review

Commission of the Unified Government of Cusseta-Chattahoochee County, Georgia · October 1, 2024
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Summary

At an Oct. 28 work session, County Manager Thomas Weaver reported progress on fiber installation and radio facility work, said the county went live on Paychex payroll, and discussed HB 581 (referred to locally as FLOST) and audit items that require review of previous annual audits.

During the Oct. 28 work session, County Manager Thomas Weaver updated commissioners that the county is live on the Paychex payroll system, fiber installation is underway (with some water‑line strikes being corrected), and the slab for a new radio building has been poured. He also said the annual audit raised issues that require going back over prior audits before finalizing the current audit.

The session included a briefing on HB 581 (referred to in notes as "FLOST"). Weaver and attendee Alan Horniday explained that FLOST would create three selectable sales‑tax buckets (education, transportation and a "freeze" option), that a referendum would be required and counties must opt in, and that the measure could benefit homesteaded properties. The work session assigned follow‑up for public‑hearing scheduling and continued review of agenda items for the Oct. 1 regular meeting.