The

opaque SPLOST process the Lowndes County Commission is using,
in which it

just sent an Agreement and a Project List to
its cities for approval without the taxpaying citizens ever seeing either,
is not the only way.

Rome-Floyd County, GA, Citizen SPLOST Committee, Less Population than Lowndes, More transparent process

Rome and Floyd County, Georgia, have a citizen committee that decides what is on their Special Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) list.
That committee has open meetings and publishes its draft lists.


https://www.floydcountyga.gov/bc-splost

Floyd County, at 100,113 people, has

less population than Lowndes County, at 120,712.

If Floyd County can be transparent, Lowndes County can also choose to be transparent. Continue reading →