3. Search

Categories

  1. All Categories
  2. 2016 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST)
  3. Animal Shelter
  4. Appraisal
  5. Boards and Commissions
  6. Boundary Waters Aquatic Center
  7. Boundary Waters Park
  8. Building Permits & Inspections
  9. Building Permits & Inspections - Spanish
  10. Business License / Occupational Tax
  11. Clerk of State Court
  12. Clerk of Superior Court
  13. CORE
  14. COVID-19
  15. dctv23
  16. Deer Lick Park
  17. District Attorney
  18. Douglas County Museum of History & Art
  19. Elections & Voter Registration
  20. Emergency Management
  21. Engineering
  22. External Affairs
  23. Finance
  24. Fire / Emergency Medical Services
  25. Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
  26. Human Resources
  27. Juvenile Programs
  28. Librairies
  29. Magistrate Court
  30. Master Class Series Financial Literacy
  31. Planning & Zoning
  32. Planning & Zoning - Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)
  33. Purchasing
  34. September Saturdays Celebration
  35. Superior Court - Chief Judge David T. Emerson
  36. Superior Court - Judge Cynthia C. Adams
  37. Superior Court - Judge William H. 'Beau' McClain
  38. Tag Office
  39. Therapeutic Recreation
  40. Woodie Fite Senior Center
How many years are the SPLOST dollars going to be collected?

The SPLOST dollars collection runs from April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2023 for a total of 6 years.

Show All Answers

1. Can SPLOST dollars go to Douglas County operation cost / operation budget?
2. How many years are the SPLOST dollars going to be collected?
3. How can we follow the progress of the SPLOST?
4. The public is alerted with signage when the road paving is done that could affect our access to our neighborhood, correct?
5. Does the public get to provide input on projects that are not priority?