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Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Meeting
The meeting addressed several community issues, including a dispute over fence installation at Second St. James, allegations regarding budget misappropriation and the usage of taxpayer funds, and persistent drainage and septic system problems reported by residents on Timber Lane. Additionally, the council clarified the funding sources for the Chisholm Park slide project, confirming it is supported by the Chisholm Park Redevelopment Zone Fund, which is financed through hotel-motel tax revenue.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Enterprise
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The council meeting addressed various community issues, including a proposal for a sensory-friendly playground project called Kitty Town, a formal property dispute and complaint regarding fence installation and ordinance compliance, and an accessibility critique regarding local infrastructure. Additionally, the council reviewed and discussed the adoption of the municipal budget, which includes employee cost-of-living adjustments, market-rate pay increases for public safety officers, and a significant reduction in property taxes offset by sales tax revenue.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Bainbridge City Council Special Called Session
The meeting focused on a budget presentation for the upcoming fiscal year. Key topics included a review of economic conditions, population growth statistics, and commercial/residential construction projects in the city. The council discussed the 2026 millage rate reduction, the general fund budget, employee compensation adjustments, street paving plans, and the water/sewer and other enterprise fund budgets. A public hearing was held where citizens questioned the source of funding for pay raises and the city's reserve and contingency funds.
Aug 31, 2026·Board meeting
City of Bainbridge Special Called Session
The meeting focused on a public hearing regarding the proposed 2026 millage rate for the city. Key discussions included the impact of Senate Bill 33 and the application of FLOSS proceeds on the city's tax rate, which resulted in a 52% reduction in the millage rate from the previous year. A citizen presented inquiries regarding the collection of property taxes and the allocation of excess funds. Following the hearing, the council formally adopted the 2026-2027 millage rate.
