Lula is rolling out a proposed $808,150 budget for next fiscal year that continues to keep property taxes out of the equation. Instead, the city on the Hall-Banks County line is leaning on a variety of other revenue sources — particularly local option sales taxes, at $276,000 — to make ends meet. “We’ve been pretty conservative in how we do budgets through the years, so this year’s budget is not any more difficult than in years past,” City Manager Dennis Bergin said Friday.
Still no property taxes planned in Lula
Citys 2015 budget plan has more money for parks, other needs