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Authorizing the issuance of $135,435,000 in Columbus Georgia, Water and Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series 2026

Authorizing the issuance of $135,435,000 in Columbus Georgia, Water and Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series 2026

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CityColumbus CouncilPassed Mar 24

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  • B. H. "Skip" Henderson IIICity of ColumbusNo vote on record
  • Simi BarnesDistrict 1No vote on recordEmail
  • Travis L. ChambersDistrict 10No vote on recordEmail
  • Glenn DavisDistrict 2No vote on recordEmail
  • Bruce HuffDistrict 3No vote on recordEmail
  • Toyia TuckerDistrict 4No vote on recordEmail
  • Charmaine CrabbDistrict 5No vote on recordEmail
  • R. Gary AllenDistrict 6No vote on recordEmail
  • Joanne CogleDistrict 7No vote on recordEmail
  • R. Walker GarrettDistrict 8No vote on recordEmail
  • Cathy CookDistrict 9No vote on recordEmail

Whole board: passed, Mar 24 (the record does not list each member's vote)

Decided, Mar 24: The council voted on the authorizing the issuance of $135,435,000 in Columbus Georgia, Water and Sewerage Revenue Bonds, Series 2026. It passed.

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