City to issue revenue bonds to refinance loan
The Americus Mayor and City Council took action at last Thursday’s agenda setting meeting to approve the sale of Sunset Memorial Gardens to Greg Hancock Funeral Chapel Inc. for $20,000.
Source: Americus Times-Recorder
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City to issue revenue bonds to refinance loan
The Americus Mayor and City Council took action at last Thursday’s agenda setting meeting to approve the sale of Sunset Memorial Gardens to Greg Hancock Funeral Chapel Inc. for $20,000.
Source: Americus Times-Recorder
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New City CAO takes the reins
The City of Americus has a new chief administrative officer. Laura Lee Bernstein started on her new job as CAO on May 1 and is already getting to know her department heads and other employees and familiarizing herself with the environment.
Source: Americus Times-Recorder
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Young Gamechangers propose big ideas
Local leaders and members of the public gathered Friday to hear ideas presented by the Young Gamechangers, a program conceptualized by Amir Farokhi, executive director of Georgia Forward.
Source: Americus Times-Recorder
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Young Gamechangers Make Recommendations
Leaders in Americus and Sumter County on Friday heard from a group of young innovators on ways the community can attract more young people.
Source: GPB News
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City holds May meeting
The Mayor and City Council recognized City administrator Charlotte Cotton during its regular meeting Thursday. Cotton will retire May 1 after having worked for the City since 1982.
Source: Americus Times-Recorder
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City hears report on gas meter problems in called session
It was standing-room only at a called meeting of the Americus Mayor and City Council Tuesday. Mayor Barry Blount had called the meeting after hearing about several allegations during the agenda setting meeting on March 14.
Source: Americus Times-Recorder
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Americus earns reduced ISO ratings
The City of Americus has received notice from the Insurance Services Organization that the ISO fire rating for property owners within the city of Americus will go from a rating of 3 to a rating of 2.
Source: Americus Times-Recorder
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LOST negotiations move to court arbitration phase
The Sumter County government and the City of Americus, along with the county’s other municipalities will enter into the court arbitration phase in their negotiation of LOST (local option sales tax) revenues.
Source: Americus Times-Recorder
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