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Bulloch Fire Department’s ladder trucks temporarily out of service (opens the original)
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Both of the Bulloch County Fire Department’s two ladder trucks, useful for reaching upper floors of the relatively few tallish buildings out in the county, are out of service this week, as county commissioners heard during their Tuesday meeting. Neither of the trucks is exactly new. With an eye in part to protecting industries in the Bruce Yawn Commerce Park at the I-16 interchange and at other industrial parks and sites, the county government in September 2024 ordered a used 100-foot ladder tru
City takes steps for natural gas in Kroger area, 2 roundabouts on Cawana, turn lane on Fair (opens the original)
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By a few steps this week, Statesboro's city government moves forward with plans to extend natural gas service in the area where a Kroger supermarket is being built, install two roundabouts on Cawana Road and add a turn lane on Fair Road from Arby's up to Zetterower Avenue. A new contract for the gas system project and specific task orders linked to existing engineering contracts for the two road projects are among the last items on City Council's agenda for its 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15 regula
Statesboro officials cite split with county on fire service as reason for city tax hike (opens the original)
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In the first two of three required hearings over an almost 34% increase in Statesboro’s city property tax above this year’s official “rollback rate,” the city manager and mayor continued to cite, as the main reason, the split with the Bulloch County government more than a year ago over funding of fire departments. If property values had remained the same, the proposed not quite 1-mill change in the city’s tax rate to 9.6 mills from the 2024 and 2025 rate of 8.625 mills would be an 11.3% increase
County commission, by 4-3 vote with chair’s tiebreaker, kills proposal for data center ban (opens the original)
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First, the Bulloch County government’s moratorium, previously extended to Dec. 31, against a data center locating anywhere in the county unincorporated area remains in effect. Second, the issue at hand was a zoning text amendment, tabled from Aug. 4, intended to block zoning for data centers on a continuing basis. Last but not least, the Board of Commissioners voted 4-3 Tuesday night to kill that “ban” proposal.
Construction of Blue Mile Streetscape Phase 2 still more than 1 year away (opens the original)
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Phase 2 of the Blue Mile streetscape project, estimated to cost roughly $10 million, will continue up South Main Street from in front of Renasant Bank north of the Fair Road intersection to Grady Street at Statesboro-Bulloch County Library. But don’t expect actual construction to begin now – or in the next 12 months. Officials and engineers say the city will probably need that year just to acquire the necessary right of way. Like Phase 1 of the project, Phase 2 will include sidewalks with brick
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