The workshop focused on the review of 2026 SPLOST capital outlay projects and a proposed expansion of emergency services. Discussions centered on the voter-approved SPLOST tax revenue intended for infrastructure, building renovations, and equipment for EMS, EMA, and 911 operations. Stakeholders analyzed current station assignments and call volumes to identify specific needs for improved community coverage and infrastructure upgrades. The group discussed collaborating across departments to leverage funds effectively to enhance community safety without relying solely on general fund revenues.
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The Tattnall County Hazard Mitigation Plan for 2026-2031 outlines strategies to reduce potential loss of life, property damage, and economic impacts from natural hazards across Tattnall County and its constituent cities. The plan establishes a framework for hazard mitigation goals and objectives, focusing on improving preparedness and strengthening community resilience. It specifically addresses risks and vulnerabilities related to animal-borne and infectious disease, dam failure, drought, extreme heat, flooding, hail, thunderstorm and windstorm, tornado, tropical storms and hurricanes, wildfire, and winter storms.
