Free Our Roads.
Hall County and our towns are among the fastest-growing communities in Georgia. Our roads desperately need widening and other improvements to keep pace.
It will take millions of dollars from local government funding and your property taxes. That’s why, with limited resources, critical local road projects are locked up – going unfunded or postponed.
There’s a way to avoid traffic nightmares. And it’s paved with pennies.
A Yes vote raises $390 million for roads that can leverage matching state grants to bring in millions more of additional funding.- A Yes vote allows our expanding roads to be paid from a rising share of tourism and retail dollars spent by outsiders.
- A Yes vote will fast-track key unfunded road projects, relieving traffic and enhancing safety.
- A Yes vote means every penny will be invested only in roadway projects pre-approved by voters.
- A Yes vote keeps us up to speed with more than 100 other Georgia counties and regions that already have passed their own transportation sales tax.
- A Yes vote relieves pressure on higher property taxes for homeowners.
ON NOV. 5THWE CAN VOTE
TO GREEN LIGHT
THE WAY FORWARD
EARLY VOTING BEGINS OCTOBER 15th
Six-year Program
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Shall a special 1 percent sales and use tax be imposed in the special district consisting of Hall County for a period of time not to exceed 6 years and for the raising of an estimated amount of $390,000,000 for transportation purposes?
An independent Citizens Advisory Committee will review all T-SPLOST expenditures for accountability.
Paid for by Citizens for Better Transportation.
Chairman William Bagwell. Treasurer Phil Bonnelli.