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Transit Authority Act

Georgia · 32 · §§ 32-9-1 to 32-9-9 · 23 sections

Overview

This act governs the formation, powers, and financing of public mass transit authorities established by local governments. It permits one or more governmental units to create an authority as a separate public body run by an appointed managing board, and empowers it to acquire and operate transportation systems by purchase or condemnation, accept grants, subsidies, and appropriations, enter management contracts, and finance its operations through tax-exempt bonds and bond anticipation notes. It also provides a process for submitting a transit program and its local tax financing to voters, imposes annual budget and audit obligations, sets duties owed to employees of acquired systems, and authorizes joint agreements, multi-jurisdiction compacts, and interstate transit authorities.

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