Cobb BOC approves list of SPLOST projects
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Cobb County’s Board of Commissioners approved a SPLOST Project List that will be considered by voters this November. Cobb residents will be asked to renew the one-cent Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax when it expires at the end of 2021.
2022 SPLOST Project Booklet (PDF)
If approved, a large portion of the SPLOST revenue will go toward Department of Transportation projects, especially for road resurfacing. The condition of Cobb’s roadways has deteriorated and engineers warn without a significant investment in resurfacing the cost for repairs could be insurmountable.
Cobb County’s Board of Commissioners approved a SPLOST Project List that will be considered by voters this November. Cobb residents will be asked to renew the one-cent Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax when it expires at the end of 2021.
2022 SPLOST Project Booklet (PDF)
If approved, a large portion of the SPLOST revenue will go toward Department of Transportation projects, especially for road resurfacing. The condition of Cobb’s roadways has deteriorated and engineers warn without a significant investment in resurfacing the cost for repairs could be insurmountable.
The SPLOST project list also contains multiple public safety projects, a new animal shelter, parks and library safety enhancements, and funding for projects in Cobb’s six cities. The mayors of those cities recently signed a joint letter urging commissioners to put the project list before the voters, calling SPLOST a crucial part of their infrastructure improvement process.
READ THE LETTER FROM COBB'S MAYORS HERE
Anyone wishing to provide feedback on the SPLOST Renewal can email us here or by using [email protected]
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