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SPECIAL ELECTION IS SET FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 19TH FOR A $17
MILLION TRANSPORTATION SPLOST FOR THE COUNTY OF UPSON, AND
CITIES OF THOMASTON AND YATESVILLE, MONEY THAT CAN BE USED
FOR ROAD PAVING AND SIDEWALKS.
THE
COUNTY WOULD RECEIVE $9.5 MILLION, THE CITY OF THOMASTON
$7.3 MILLION AND YATESVILLE $170,000. IF APPROVED UPSON
COUNTY WANTS TO BOND $6 MILLION TO BEGIN ROAD PAVING
ASAP. THE COUNTY HAS ABOUT 422 MILES OF ROADS AND MAYOR
PRO TEM DOUG HEAD SAYS THE CITY OF THOMASTON HAS 67 MILES
OF ROADS. TO RESURFACE ALL OF THEM WOULD COST THE COUNTY
$60 MILLION AND THE CITY OF THOMASTON OVER $14 MILLION.
ALSO
ON THE BALLOT TUESDAY, THE THOMASTON-UPSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
WANT TO CONTINUE THE CURRENT EDUCATION SPLOST WITH $15
MILLION. THE BIGGEST AMOUNT $5.1 MILLION WOULD BE FOR
BUILDING UPGRADES, $3 MILLION FOR COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT ,
AND THERE'S MONEY FOR TEXTBOOKS, VEHICLES AND HALF A
MILLION FOR SECURITY.
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