Fulton County proposed millage rate hearings

The Fulton County Board of Commissioners has held two of three public hearings on 2022 millage rate. Fulton County’s proposed millage rate for 2022 is 9.33 mills, the same as the 2021 millage rate.

Two public hearings were held on August 3rd at 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM respectively. After three public hearings, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners will set the millage rate at their August 17 meeting. The next public hearing will be held on the August 17th, 2022.

Residents may attend in person at the Fulton County Government Center, 141 Pryor Street, SW, Atlanta, GA 30303, or via Zoom using the links provided.

Additional information on the millage rate is available here.

August 17, 2022 10 a.m. https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_46rIBK8mSmSRHVZGWGy-cA

Art on the BeltLine wants your input.

Art on the Beltline wants to hear from you on potential artwork for display on the Atlanta BeltLine for the 2022-2023 exhibition! You can click to read more about the artists and submit comments individually on whichever ones you would like. Responses will only be read by staff at Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. and will not be shared with the artist nor publicly.

This feedback form will be open until 8 am on August 12, 2022.

South Moreland Friday Night land closures

Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) contractors will install lane closures on SR 42/US 23/Moreland Avenue this weekend to continue a resurfacing project from Key Street to Wade Street in Fulton County. This resurfacing project will repair and improve the condition of the deteriorating roadway and produce a smoother ride for drivers.

More information is available here.

Information Session: Appealing your Fulton County Tax Assessment

Fulton County property owners are receiving the 2022 property value assessment statements. The assessment statement includes an estimate of taxes due later this year. The assessment itself is not a bill that must be paid now. The statement’s mailing date, however, does trigger a 45-day window of time during which you have the right to appeal your assessment if you feel it’s wrong or unfair.

The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, Atlanta Legal Aid, and Grove Park Foundation are partnering to help guide property owners in BeltLine neighborhoods through the tax appeal process. An upcoming July 13th information session is designed to help you understand your property tax statement and the options available should you wish to appeal.

Details about the in-person and online information session are available here.