SPLOST Impact
See how SPLOST investments are transforming Union County's quality of life, public safety, and infrastructure.
Three Pillars of Impact
SPLOST investments improve Union County across three key areas.
Enhancing Quality of Life
Parks, recreational facilities, senior centers, and community spaces that improve resident wellbeing.
- Revitalized Parks and Recreation
- New Community Centers
- Senior Services Facilities
Improving Public Safety
Emergency response facilities and equipment that enhance community safety and protection.
- Fire Station Improvements
- Emergency Equipment
- Faster Response Times
Improving Infrastructure
Road improvements, bridge replacements, and utility upgrades that keep the county connected.
- Road Resurfacing & Repair
- Bridge Replacements
- Utility System Upgrades
How SPLOST Is Structured
Key features of the SPLOST program as defined by Georgia law.
Voter-Approved Projects
Project categories are outlined before the referendum — voters know what they're funding.
Capital Projects
Funds are primarily used for capital outlay projects — buildings, roads, bridges, equipment, and other long-term investments.
Transparent Spending
Regular audits and public reporting ensure accountable use of funds.
Defined Duration
Typically 6 years (72 months) per the intergovernmental agreement, with voter renewal required.
Sales Tax Collection
Collected from all purchases in the county, including those by visitors and tourists.
Grant Matching
SPLOST funds may be used as the local match required by state and federal grant programs.
SPLOST Across Georgia
Georgia counties utilize SPLOST to fund local improvements
See All Projects
View the individual capital improvement projects funded by SPLOST in Union County.