*Hall County Government’s AAA credit rating has been reaffirmed by Fitch Ratings, citing the county’s “financial resilience, ‘strongest’ long-term liability and population metrics, and very low unemployment.” The rating is the highest possible rating and signifies Fitch’s expectation for the County “to effectively manage any short-term spending pressures while maintaining its intergovernmental contract obligations.”
*As work continues on those Georgia 400 Express Lanes, more lane closures are planned starting Monday. Work schedule updates can occur due to weather or other factors, so check the SR 400 Express Lanes website for the latest updates. Additionally, before heading out, get real-time information on work status and traffic conditions by calling “ 511,” visiting 511ga.org, or downloading the “Georgia 511” app.
*Northeast Georgia Weather History: In 2010, flash flooding occurred in the Arcade area in Jackson County. A small creek overflowed across Hunter Road in Arcade. Culvert pipes were washed out along portions of McCreery and Hunter roads. Rainfall of 4-5 inches was common in southwest Jackson County over a 24-hour period. The flash flooding caused $10,000 in damage, according to the National Weather Service.
To contiune reading click here.
It was originally published on this site.
