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Civic IQ scans meeting videos, minutes and agendas to surface early signals for capital projects, technology investments, new grant funding, and budget decisions before they turn into RFPs. Here's what's happening in Housing Authority Of The City Of Hahira.
Hahira City Council Meeting: Key Outcomes and Future Development
Discussed on: 04/23/2025
Executive Summary
The Hahira City Council's April 29th Work Session and May 1st Council Meeting led to significant decisions affecting future deve...
Hahira City Council Greenlights Development Projects and Infrastructure Upgrades
Discussed on: 03/26/2025
Executive Summary
The Hahira City Council has approved several key development projects and infrastructure upgrades following a work session on Apr...
Hahira City Council Meeting - Infrastructure and Emergency Services Approvals
Discussed on: 02/26/2025
Executive Summary
The City of Hahira Council approved significant expenditures for infrastructure and emergency services, focusing on financial app...
Recent Vendor Activity
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CLEARWAVE
Hahira Considers Telecommunications Service Upgrade
Published on: 04/29/2025
City of Hahira is considering Clearwave and Windstream for telecommunications service, phone system, internet, and voice. The contracts would be 3-5 years.
RUTLAND LOW VOLTAGE
Hahira Approves $5,505 Audio System Installation
Published on: 04/29/2025
City of Hahira plans to install a new courthouse audio system from Rutland Low Voltage Systems for $5,505, funded by SPLOST VIII.
COMANCO
Hahira Approves $18,000 Pond Lining Repair
Published on: 04/29/2025
City of Hahira plans to repair aerated pond lining by Comanco for $18,000. The repair will be paid out of the Proprietary fund and is expected to last 7-10 more years.
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