MCCPRA requests maximum 2.0‑mill levy, seeks charter changes and tax‑exempt status
Moultrie‑Colquitt Parks & Recreation Authority asked commissioners to approve the maximum 2.0 mills allowed by its charter and asked the Board to consider amending the enabling act to raise the cap, seek tax‑exempt status, and broaden funding options; the authority said it lacks reserves and carries debt from deferred maintenance.
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Moultrie‑Colquitt Parks & Recreation Authority (MCCPRA) Director Maggie Davidson asked the Board to approve the maximum 2.0‑mill levy allowed by the authority's charter and presented an economic impact study prepared by Valdosta State University at the May 21 meeting. Davidson said the authority lacks reserves, has limited ability to pursue grants, and faces significant deferred‑maintenance costs and debt service tied to inherited maintenance needs.
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