State lawmakers from Hall County believe there is little chance changes will be made this year to the transportation tax bill that will fund Gov. Nathan Deal’s 10-year, $10 billion plan to improve Georgia’s roads and bridges. “I think we need to wait at least a year to see how much actual revenue it generates,” Rep. Carl Rogers, R-Gainesville, said.
Changes to state transportation tax bill unlikely
Despite 2 bills attempting to make changes, lawmakers say 2015 law likely to remain same
