The document is a presentation by the Citizens for Progress Committee promoting the renewal of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) funds in Cordele and Crisp County, Georgia. The committee is encouraging citizens to vote for the renewal of the 1% sales tax on March 15th, which would provide $25 million over 6 years to fund projects related to recreation, higher education, emergency services, and economic development. Examples of funded projects from previous SPLOST cycles include the local hospital, sheriff's department, roads, and recreational facilities.
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1. SPLOST Citizens for Progress Committee Citizens for Progress By: Amber Herrington & Ed Vaughn January 20, 2011
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5. Citizens for Progress Citizens for Progress By: Amber Herrington & Ed Vaughn January 20, 2011 Portion of Float in Christmas Parade Signage at Old Court House
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7. Crisp Regional Hospital Sherriff's Dept and Detention Center Citizens for Progress Citizens for Progress By: Amber Herrington & Ed Vaughn January 20, 2011
8. January 20, 2011 Citizens for Progress By: Amber Herrington & Ed Vaughn Citizens for Progress Recreation Center and Youth Ball Complex
9. Citizens for Progress Citizens for Progress By: Amber Herrington & Ed Vaughn January 20, 2011 Crisp County Courthouse Crisp County Agricultural Center
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20. Citizens for Progress By: Amber Herrington & Ed Vaughn January 26, 2011 VOTE YES for SPLOST March 15th
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