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On March 15, 2011, a referendum on a four-year SPLOST (Special Local Option Sales Tax) was approved by voters. This program was in effect from Jan. 1, 2012 through Dec. 31, 2015. The projected sales tax over those four years was $492,068,482.

Every project funded by the 2011-15 SPLOST was focused on improving the quality of life in Cobb County by maintaining, improving and enhancing County parks, transportation, infrastructure, public safety, libraries, senior services, judicial and public health facilities.

As a result, Cobb County became an even better place to live, work, and play.

• 2011 Oversight Committee Resolution
• Complete SPLOST Program Book (updated 4/2012)

Parks revitalization, facility renovations and upgrades.

• Project details pages 8-12 (updated 5/2012)
• GIS SPLOST Map

Infrastructure preservation, safety and operational, transit, congestion relief and pedestrian improvements.

• Transportation Budget
• Transportation Program Schedule
• 2011 TIP Budget Schedules by Year (June 2018)
• GIS SPLOST Map

Sidewalks

Below is a listing of sidewalk projects programmed for construction in 2012 and 2013. (updated 07/2013)

• Sidewalk Projects in 2012
• Sidewalk Projects in 2013

Roadway Safety

• Concept Layout - Pine Mountain Road Cobb County
• Concept Layout - Pine Mountain Road City of Kennesaw

Resurfacing

Below is an alphabetical listing of streets contracted to be resurfaced as well as a budget summary of contracts awarded.

• Resurfacing: Summary of Streets (updated 03/2015)
• Budget Summary of Contracts Awarded (updated 03/2015)

Senior services, libraries and other county buildings.

• Project Details
• GIS SPLOST Map

Upgrades to facilities, equipment and apparatus.

• Project Details

Each Cobb city will receive a portion of the funds allocated according to the 2009 Census projections, which indicates 27 percent of Cobb residents reside within city limits.