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Next SPLOST Vote in Gwinnett Called 'Critical'
County and city leaders begin the process of a possible public vote in November to renew the 1 percent sales tax.

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County and city leaders begin the process of a possible public vote in November to renew the 1 percent sales tax.

Three- or five-year durations are considered. Final decisions would be made in July.
County and city leaders begin the process of a possible public vote in November to renew the 1 percent sales tax.
The process was begun of a possible public vote in November to renew the 1 percent sales tax for Gwinnett County.
"Without SPLOST dollars Lilburn would be in a dire position," Lilburn Mayor Johnny Crist said Tuesday at a meeting regarding a possible 2014 SPLOST in Gwinnett.
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The county also wants to devote SPLOST funds 70-75% to transportation. Final decisions would be made in July.
Three- or five-year durations are considered. Final decisions would be made in July. If the 1-cent sales tax is approved, the city of Peachtree Corners would receive a portion of the tax.
County and city leaders begin the process of a possible public vote in November to renew the 1 percent sales tax.
Three- or five-year durations are considered, with revenue estimates as high as $889 million.
Three- or five-year durations are considered. Final decisions would be made in July.
Motions were heard Tuesday in Hall County in the case of Paul Bennett of Cumming.
Gwinnett County and city leaders prepare to meet Tuesday about possibly calling for a public vote to extend the one-cent sales tax. The public can attend Tuesday's meeting.
The 33-year-old man is facing numerous charges in connection with the June 1 incident. According to police, the man claimed to have only had "two beers."
The drowning was the first of the summer at the lake.
The drowning was the first of the summer at the lake.
The drowning was the first of the summer at the lake.
Expect detours as workers complete the Diverging Diamond Interchange over Interstate 85 near the Gwinnett Place area.