Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has signed on to a deal divvying up local option sales tax revenue with Fulton County and its cities, averting the risk of losing $240 million in annual revenue countywide.
Atlanta and College Park were the holdouts in the deal backed by Fulton County and 12 other cities, a plan that reduces Atlanta’s annual share by $5.8 million per year over the 10-year life of the tax. The city’s annual share of the tax revenue now will be $96 million.
Leaders from north Fulton played a large role in the plan, which gives Northside cities millions in new revenue to help fund their services and keep taxes down.
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