Robby Flanagan

This document outlines the key milestones and timeline for Coweta County's Comprehensive Plan Update process, spanning from 2025 to 2026. The plan aims to develop strategies for growth and development, involving extensive community outreach, public input meetings, steering committee review, and state/regional review before its formal adoption. The process culminates in the adoption of the 2026-2046 Comprehensive Plan.

This document outlines the details for the Coweta County Board of Commissioners' Millage Rate Public Hearing for Tax Year 2025 and the proposed FY2026 budget. It covers recent legislative changes impacting assessed property values, the establishment of new special service districts, the roles of various county departments in tax administration, and the timeline for setting millage rates. The presentation addresses common misconceptions regarding property taxes and budget transparency, aiming to inform the public about financial planning, the tax digest, and proposed millage rates for balancing the county's budget and funding essential services.

This document details the strategic allocation of an estimated $250,000,000 from the 2025 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) collection. The plan outlines funding distribution across various county departments and Level Two projects from 2025 to 2030, including allocations for Fire Rescue, Parks & Recreation, Sheriff's Office, Public Works/Transportation, 911 services, EMS, and an Animal Shelter, providing a multi-year roadmap for capital projects and operational investments.

This document provides an overview of various projects undertaken by Coweta County, primarily funded through Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST). It highlights completed and ongoing initiatives across different sectors, including community facilities, libraries, sports complexes, emergency services, parks, historic preservation, justice facilities, road infrastructure, and public safety. The document showcases the investment and enhancements made to public assets and services for the community.

The Coweta County Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) serves as a roadmap for prioritizing transportation infrastructure and services investment, aiming to create a long-range vision for integrated transportation, land use, housing, economic development, and community facilities. Key focus areas include maintaining existing infrastructure, improving efficiency and safety, enhancing connectivity across various modes, and supporting economic growth while preserving community character and natural resources. The plan provides short, mid, and long-term project lists and strategies to ensure connectivity, manage demand, and support a high quality of life for residents through 2050.