Georgia court affirms $30.1 million Chatham fire-charge refund
The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld a judgment awarding a certified class $26.85 million in refunds and $3.27 million in interest over Chatham County’s fire-protection charge.
The Supreme Court of Georgia upheld a judgment awarding a certified class $26.85 million in refunds and $3.27 million in interest over Chatham County’s fire-protection charge.
The Groveland Community Services District appointed an advisory committee after its July 8 fire-assessment hearing, but vote totals and the assessment’s status remain unavailable.
Wenonah mailed property-tax and water/sewer bills with Aug. 1, 2026, due dates while its 2026 archive lists ordinances involving affordable housing, a fire vehicle, development fees and a capital bond.
Voters approved the new district in March. Legal paperwork was submitted for court approval, while Elkville, Dowell and Vergennes fire departments continue operating independently during the transition.
Burgaw’s FY 2026–27 budget raises the townwide property-tax rate and funds or advances public-safety, transportation, recreation and utility projects.
Manchester approved a capped, zero-interest loan to extend water and sewer service to the Mountain Springs development, including larger water lines, a force main and new fire hydrants.