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Dooly County approves contract to manage regional transfer station and adopts solid waste plan update County approved a contract authorizing Dooly County to manage the Middle Georgia Regional Solid Waste Management Authority's transfer station and adopted the transitional short‑term update to its Solid Waste Management Plan for 2004–2006.

Dooly County just secured a $38,000 annual contract to oversee crucial solid waste management services—what does this mean for the community?

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Commissioners recommend management contract and financial support for Dooly Medical Center The Board recommended that Dooly Medical Center enter a management contract with Georgia Baptist Health Care System and agreed to a multi-year support package covering bond payments and operating subsidies; the board tabled decisions on longer-term relationships pending further review.

Dooly Medical Center is on the brink of a major transformation with a proposed management deal that could reshape local healthcare for years to come.

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County launches unified transportation system; consultants and funding moves advance program Dooly County authorized technical assistance contracts and USDA grant applications in mid‑2000 and the unified transportation system (DCUTS) began limited operations in November, reporting 1,200 trips in its first 18 days.

Dooly County has officially launched its Unified Transportation System, completing 1,200 trips in just 18 days!

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Dooly County approves multiple DOT paving contracts and finances heavy equipment purchases Commissioners approved several GDOT limited‑participation county paving projects and authorized financing for road machinery including a new motor grader and excavator; the Board also accepted supplier proposals for a backhoe/loader and elevating scraper.

Dooly County is set for a major infrastructure boost with new road paving projects and heavy equipment purchases approved by commissioners!

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County advances multiple road projects, approves paving bids and authorizes condemnations for rights‑of‑way Between Jan. and Oct. 2000 Dooly County authorized DOT right‑of‑way agreements, accepted paving and bridge bids, approved engineering for a Georgia‑Pacific Road extension, and authorized condemnation on Lawson Road to obtain a 60‑foot right‑of‑way where negotiations had stalled.

Dooly County is paving the way for progress with major road and bridge projects, including a controversial property condemnation to secure vital right-of-way.

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Dooly County calls SPLOST referendum, proposes split for roads and fire capital The county approved a resolution calling a one‑percent special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST) referendum for a five‑year period, proposing 80% of proceeds for roads/street/bridge projects and 20% for fire department capital improvements.

Dooly County is gearing up for a crucial referendum that could boost local roads and fire services without raising property taxes!

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Dooly County wins $488,102 CDBG housing rehabilitation grant; Middle Flint RDC to administer Dooly County’s application for a 2007 Community Development Block Grant to rehabilitate 10–12 low‑to‑moderate‑income homes was awarded. The Board authorized the Middle Flint Regional Development Center to administer the grant and selected John Wheeler as housing technical assistant.

Dooly County is set to transform the lives of local families with a $488,102 federal grant for housing rehabilitation!

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Dooly County, DOT resolve right‑of‑way hurdles; several paving and bridge projects in state plan Throughout 2007 commissioners worked with the Georgia DOT on multiple projects including Chaney Road right‑of‑way matters, a DOT agreement for Fullington Place and Mt. Vernon roads, funding for Franklin and Tippettville resurfacing, and pre‑planning for the I‑75/SR‑215 interchange.

Dooly County is making strides with the Georgia DOT to tackle critical road and bridge upgrades, ensuring safer and smoother travels for all!

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Dooly County finalizes LOST split with cities, sets 2002 millage and authorizes short‑term borrowing Commissioners approved a new LOST certificate (county 55% / cities 45%), set the 2002 millage, and repeatedly authorized short‑term $200,000 borrowing to cover cash flow; work sessions and arbitration were used earlier to resolve city splits.

Dooly County has just finalized a landmark agreement on local sales tax distribution, setting the stage for major financial changes ahead!

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Dooly County approves $5.75 million jail bond, buys Pinehurst site for new facility The Dooly County Board of Commissioners authorized $5.75 million in general obligation jail bonds and moved forward with site work for a new county jail in Pinehurst, authorizing architects’ surveys and construction management planning and creating an escrow account for bond proceeds.

Dooly County has taken a significant step forward by approving $5.75 million in jail bonds to finance a new facility, marking a pivotal moment in local infrastructure development.

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Dooly County adopts FY2011–12 budget, sets millage and advances SPLOST project list; begins redistricting The commission adopted the FY2011–12 budget (General Fund $12.86M), held the millage at a net M&O 17.89 mills, authorized short‑term borrowing authority, and approved a county and municipal SPLOST project list for 2013–2018. The county also engaged River Valley Regional Commission to redraw districts after the 2010 Census and held public hearings.

Dooly County has officially adopted its FY2011–12 budget, maintaining tax rates while launching an ambitious SPLOST project list that could reshape the community!

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Dooly County approves road projects, equipment purchases and Public Works leadership changes The commission authorized GDOT paving projects, accepted bids and contracts for the Richwood Road project, approved purchase and lease financing for a motor grader and backhoe, and appointed Tommy Watson as Public Works Director and Jimmy Towns as Assistant Public Works Director.

Dooly County is revamping its infrastructure with new road projects, heavy equipment purchases, and fresh leadership in Public Works!

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Dooly County plans for landfill closure as state rules take effect; regional and Houston County options considered Facing Subtitle D closure requirements, Dooly County sought engineering services, considered a regional landfill authority and a contract with Houston County, and authorized equipment purchases and contingency planning for household waste disposal after July 1, 1998.

Dooly County is racing against the clock to comply with new state landfill regulations, exploring regional partnerships and making critical equipment purchases to ensure waste disposal continues seamlessly.

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Voters approve SPLOST; commissioners adopt resolution to back $4.3 million school bonds if sales tax revenue falls short After a Sept. 19 SPLOST referendum authorizing a one‑percent special sales tax, the Dooly County Commission adopted a resolution required by state constitution enabling issuance of $4.3 million in school bonding; the resolution conditions an annual property tax levy only if SPLOST proceeds are insufficient.

Dooly County's bold move to fund $4.3 million in school bonds hinges on the success of a newly approved sales tax—could this be a game changer for local education?

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Commissioners approve CSX crossing closure deal, advance several DOT road contracts and buy new grader Dooly County approved a CSX Crossing Closure Agreement including $170,000 to pave Dusty Road, advanced multiple GDOT paving and right-of-way agreements and authorized a lease-purchase for a new motor grader and a road tractor to support county maintenance work.

Dooly County just struck a game-changing deal to close a railroad crossing while paving the way for major road improvements and new equipment purchases!

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Dooly County agrees to state consent order for landfill closure, funds assessment and monitoring After missing a December closure deadline, the county agreed to a state-proposed Consent Order to meet closure requirements within 180 days and later accepted a proposal to prepare a Contaminant Assessment Plan and to allow storm-debris disposal after an April tornado.

Dooly County faces hefty penalties as it scrambles to meet a state-mandated landfill closure after missing the deadline—what's next for the community?

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Dooly County escalates LOST talks to mediation and then arbitration after talks stall Negotiations between Dooly County and its municipalities over a new Local Option Sales Tax distribution stalled; the county hired a mediator and later authorized the county attorney to file a petition for arbitration to resolve distribution disputes after mediation failed.

Dooly County's battle over Local Option Sales Tax distribution has escalated to arbitration after failed negotiations, leaving municipalities on edge about the future of their funding.

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After the April 15 tornado, Dooly County mobilizes debris removal, housing assessments and grants A tornado struck Vienna on April 15, 1999; county emergency management and public works coordinated damage assessments, accepted state debris-disposal allowances, and sought grant assistance for stream debris removal and scrap-tire cleanup.

A devastating tornado tore through Vienna in 1999, wreaking havoc on homes and leaving a community to rally together for recovery.

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Dooly County backs Middle Flint Regional E‑911 Authority: center site set and short‑term loan guarantees approved County officials noted the Authority selected Ellaville as the regional E‑911 center; commissioners authorized fee forwarding for E‑911 surcharges and passed a resolution guaranteeing part of a short‑term loan to cover start‑up costs.

Dooly County is taking a bold step forward by establishing Ellaville as the new regional E-911 center and implementing crucial funding measures to ensure its success!

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Dooly County wins CDBG, CHIP and USDA grants for housing and animal-shelter equipment The county secured $488,047 in CDBG funds and $300,000 in CHIP funds for housing repairs and awarded a $50,000 USDA grant for equipment to the Flint Humane Society; Grant Specialists of Georgia will administer housing grants.

Dooly County just secured nearly $800,000 in grants for housing improvements and animal shelter equipment—transforming lives and communities!

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Dooly County commissioners set SPLOST referendum for March 6, 2012 primary Dooly County commissioners unanimously voted to put a special-purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST) referendum on the March 6, 2012 ballot, aligning the county question with Georgia's presidential primary. The resolution calls for voter consideration of a 2013'2018 SPLOST.

Dooly County is set to vote on a crucial SPLOST referendum this March, potentially changing the landscape of local infrastructure for years to come!

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Dooly County approves emergency and interim funding steps for struggling hospital Over several meetings in 2000 the Dooly County Commission approved an $8,000 economist study, monthly supplements and short‑term advances to Dooly Medical Center and authorized the county to help secure a bank line of credit to keep the hospital operating while longer-term options are explored.

Dooly County took bold steps in 2000 to rescue its struggling medical center, approving emergency funding and exploring critical financial solutions to keep healthcare accessible for the community.

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Dooly County adds $250,000 to budget and lends emergency funds as hospital lease talks collapse After Georgia Baptist HealthCare ended lease talks and management of Dooly Medical Center, the county approved emergency budget support and a short-term loan to keep the hospital operating while the Authority seeks other options.

Dooly County stepped in with a crucial $250,000 boost and emergency loan to save Dooly Medical Center after a sudden lease collapse threatened local healthcare services.

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Dooly County moves to support beleaguered Dooly Medical Center as authority announces closure Dooly County Hospital Authority announced plans to close Dooly Medical Center effective June 1, 2001 because of critical cash‑flow problems; the county agreed to loan the authority $245,000 and authorized short‑term borrowing to cover the advance.

Dooly Medical Center is on the brink of closure due to financial struggles, but the county is stepping in with a $245,000 lifeline to keep essential health services alive.

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Dooly County pursues economic development grants and recycling funding in 1997 Dooly County applied for multiple grants in 1997: a $200,000 USDA RBEG for an industrial speculative building, a GEFA recycling grant approved at $76,500, and a CDBG application for a recreation complex or training center supported by county in‑kind commitments.

Dooly County is on the fast track to economic growth with multiple grant applications aimed at creating jobs, enhancing local services, and boosting recycling efforts!

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Dooly County documents Reeves project reimbursements, EDA/CDBG/One Georgia grants and local job prospects County economic development director reported Reeves project activity: rail spur completed, site work done, multiple grant reimbursements pending (EDA, DCA CDBG, One Georgia). Reeves employed several workers at the Richwood site and signaled local hiring rules; county administration coordinated grant accounting and reimbursement documentation.

Dooly County is buzzing with new job opportunities as Reeves Construction kicks off operations, backed by $1.5 million in grants!

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Dooly County, six municipalities sign SPLOST intergovernmental agreement; referendum set for Sept. 19, 2006 Dooly County commissioners and six municipal governments approved an intergovernmental agreement to split proceeds from a one-percent SPLOST (75% county / 25% municipalities), and the county called a Sept. 19, 2006 referendum to fund roughly $15 million in capital projects.

Dooly County just approved a game-changing agreement that could channel $15 million into critical infrastructure projects—will voters support it in the upcoming referendum?

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Dooly County secures grants and right-of-way to serve industrial prospect on Richwood Road Dooly County commissioners moved forward on infrastructure for an industrial prospect on Richwood Road, accepting EIP/OneGeorgia/EDA grant awards, retaining engineering and legal counsel, authorizing right-of-way acquisition and later pausing eminent-domain after voluntary acquisitions.

Dooly County is paving the way for economic growth with new infrastructure investments that promise to create jobs and support local industry!

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Dooly County agrees to sponsor Turkey Creek reservoir study and forms working committee County commissioners voted to sponsor a proposed Turkey Creek reservoir and established a working committee and advisory board to assist project planning, citing flood prevention, recreation and agricultural water management among project goals.

Dooly County has taken a bold step towards enhancing flood prevention and recreation by sponsoring a transformative 1,442-acre Turkey Creek reservoir project!

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Dooly County moves ahead on ‘Project Savings’: engineer selected, grants authorized and industrial rezoning approved County commissioners selected an engineering firm and authorized grant applications and a tax‑abatement schedule to support “Project Savings,” a proposed distribution center; the board also rezoned 200 acres on Highway 215 to industrial, conditioned on the project materializing.

Dooly County is making bold moves to attract "Project Savings," a potential industrial game-changer, by securing an engineering firm and rolling out a substantial tax-abatement plan!

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