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Clayton Commissioners approve property tax increase (opens the original)
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CLAYTON COUNTY â More than three months after adopting a $500 million-plus budget, Clayton County commissioners voted 3-2 on Sept. 24 to increase the countyâs FY27 millage rate. The rate increased to 15.052 mills, up from 14.552 mills in FY26. DeMont Davis, Tashè Allen and Alaina Reaves supported the increase, while Alieka Anderson-Henry and Gail Hambrick opposed it. For a property valued at $250,000, the increase would add $76.86 to the annual tax bill, or about $6.41 per month. The increa
Local teacher joins RedefinED Atlanta’s ACE Fellowship (opens the original)
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As a former state of Georgia corrections officer, Tunissia Stone has a specific mission as an educator: change children's trajectories through education. âI saw the pipeline to prison,â Stone said. âI saw it in real time. It had a negative impact on me in my early 20âs. I organized youth groups, volunteered in communities and became an advocate for children and parents who didnât know the systems, so I stood in to help.â Stone brings that experience to the 2026-27 Atlanta Changemaker
Jonesboro City Council votes to maintain millage rate (opens the original)
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JONESBORO â Jonesboroâs city council voted Wednesday to maintain the millage rate at 9 mills. Following three required public hearings, council members approved the same millage rate for FY27 with a 5-2 vote. The 9-mill rate will generate $138,909.70 more in property-tax revenue than the city levied in 2025. Council members rejected the proposed 10-mill rate, which would have generated an additional $377,738.55 in property-tax revenue compared with 2025. The proposed 10-mill rate would have
Construction continues on Clayton County’s four pocket parks (opens the original)
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CLAYTON COUNTY â A usual presentation to the Clayton County Board of Commissioners had a twist ending Tuesday night. During the Sept. 15 meetig, Chief Operating Officer Detrick Stanford unveiled the name of the new District 2 pocket park: Gail B. Hambrick Park. It is named after Board Vice Chair and District 2 representative, Gail B. Hambrick. The park is located 1740 Flat Shoals Road in Atlanta. Stanford explained why Hambrick is being honored in this way. âA particular person on this board
Coleman brings community perspective to ACE Fellowship (opens the original)
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Keesha Coleman has a history of advocating for better education in Clayton County. Now, she has an opportunity to build on her skills and make positive changes. She is one of nine fellows in the inaugural cohort of RedefinED Atlantaâs latest initiative, the Atlanta Changemakers for Education (ACE) fellowship. âI want to be activated for meaningful action,â Coleman said. âI think a lot of us can be inspired and motivated and give a speechâ¦give a great call to action. And that sounds gre
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