Public Records & Research Archive
City of Auburn FY2027 Budget

SPLOST and T-SPLOST Funds

Working FY2027 material for three separate special-purpose sales-tax funds: Barrow County T-SPLOST, Gwinnett County SPLOST, and Barrow County SPLOST.

Jurisdiction: City of Auburn, Georgia
Collection: FY2027 Budget Binder
Source pages: Binder pages 57–62
Funds: BC T-SPLOST 2023, GC SPLOST 2023 (323), BC SPLOST 2023 (329)
Source inspected: August 31, 2026
Source status: Preliminary / working material
Reading note. These are three separate funds grouped together here because they appear consecutively in the binder and all concern special-purpose sales-tax funding. A desired project, projected appropriation, grant estimate, contract award, and actual expenditure are not interchangeable.
Original Record

Barrow County T-SPLOST

Complete photographed source for binder pages 57–58. The budget page includes the FY2027 T-SPLOST projection, a desired transportation-project list, and expected outside-funding notes.

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Original Record

Gwinnett County SPLOST

Complete photographed source for binder pages 59–60. The fund is presented for the joint Shackelford Connection Bridge project with Gwinnett County.

View GC SPLOST Source PDF
Original Record

Barrow County SPLOST

Complete photographed source for binder pages 61–62. The report covers projected SPLOST revenue, GEFA debt service, and an infrastructure-and-roads appropriation.

View BC SPLOST Source PDF
Plain-Language Summary

SPLOST and T-SPLOST Plain-Language Summary

Independent summary of the three fund reports, including the T-SPLOST desired-project list, the Shackelford bridge fund, and the BC SPLOST debt-service and infrastructure allocations.

This companion is not an official City of Auburn document. Refer to the photographed sources for the original records.

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Research Notes

SPLOST and T-SPLOST Independent Research Notes

Independent notes on the T-SPLOST project-list reconciliation, grant assumptions, Shackelford bridge cost sharing, BC SPLOST project identification, GEFA debt detail, and activity-date questions.

Questions or gaps identified in these notes indicate areas where the available record does not provide enough information for a conclusion. They are not, by themselves, evidence that the underlying figures are improper.

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What the current record shows

  • BC T-SPLOST projects $1,157,067 in FY2027 infrastructure-and-roads expenditures and separately lists $3,858,765 in desired FY2027 transportation projects.
  • The T-SPLOST page identifies $1,053,930 in expected GDOT or federal assistance tied to listed projects.
  • GC SPLOST projects $57,426 in FY2027 revenue and appropriates the same amount to the Shackelford Connection Bridge project with Gwinnett County.
  • BC SPLOST projects $1,516,671 in FY2027 revenue, with $831,000 assigned to GEFA principal and interest and $685,671 assigned to infrastructure and roads.

Open documentation questions

  • Which projects on the $3.86 million T-SPLOST desired list are actually expected to proceed in FY2027 and how the list reconciles to the $1.16 million FY2027 projection.
  • Whether the listed outside funding has been awarded, received, or remains expected, and what other funding sources are contemplated.
  • The total cost, cost-sharing terms, schedule, and Auburn contribution for the Shackelford Connection Bridge.
  • Which projects make up the $685,671 BC SPLOST infrastructure-and-roads appropriation.
  • The GEFA loan and amortization details behind the BC SPLOST principal and interest lines.
  • What the September 30, 2026 activity figures represent in a binder inspected August 31.

Follow-up records

No follow-up records have been added yet. Later project schedules, grant records, agreements, debt schedules, adopted-budget material, or City clarifications should be added here rather than rewriting the original sources, summary, or research notes.

Provenance: Photographed from the City of Auburn FY2027 Mayor & Council Budget Presentation Binder made available for public inspection at Auburn City Hall. Photographed August 31, 2026. The three original source PDFs are preserved separately and unaltered. Companion summary and notes are independently prepared and are not official City documents.