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Georgia Announces More Than $234 Million In Grants To Expand Broadband
The 29 preliminary grants will go to 12 internet service providers in 28 counties across the state.
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The 29 preliminary grants will go to 12 internet service providers in 28 counties across the state.
MARTA recently unveiled the first of its new railcars for its network. The $646 million cars are expected to start service in 2025.
It’s unclear whether Georgia taxpayers will be on the hook for any part of it.
The Peach State ranked behind Texas and California for the number of collisions.
"The Peach State's total revenue as a share of expenses during fiscal 2006-20 was 102.6%," according to a new analysis from Pew Trusts.
As of July 1, Georgia's population stood at more than 10.9 million, up from about 10.7 million at the same time in 2020.
The title illustrates the "massive wastefulness and ineffectiveness of government economic development subsidy programs."
U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams secured more than $22.6 million and U.S. Rep. David Scott got $22.9 million for Community Project Funding grants.
Once the president is audited, the findings should be publicly disclosed within 90 days, according to the mandate.
In fiscal 2023, the tax expenditure state cost is estimated at $838.4 million; projected to increase to more than $1 billion in fiscal 2027.
Georgia’s Public Service Commission chair wants more authority for the state board that oversees companies that sell rooftop solar panels.
U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams secured more than $22.6 million and U.S. Rep. David Scott got $22.9 million for Community Project Funding grants.
"Having an underfunded, understaffed agency benefits no one," Jeremy Bonfini, executive director and CEO of the Medical Association said.
Georgia education officials say they plan to address lost learning opportunities stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to the report, the state’s combined ranking when looking at the number of licenses and average burdens was 35th.
The cause of the settlement is over allegations that the national retailer did not "appropriately oversee" how it dispensed opioids.
With the approval, Georgia Power plans to increase rates for its 2.7 million customers by roughly $1.8 billion over three years.
The governor also extended the supply chain state of emergency. The tax suspension and state of emergency run until Jan. 10.
State officials reported November's total general fund receipts decreased by 0.1% — or nearly $2.4 million — compared to November 2021.
State officials said the Hyundai Motor Group and SK On facility will create more than 3,500 new jobs.