
Henry County SPLOST V collections exceeded $50 million dollars during calendar year 2021. This is believed to be the first time a one penny sales tax has broken the $50 million mark during a single year in the county.
Henry County voters approved SPLOST V in November 2019. Collections began in April 2020.
2021 SPLOST Collections
During 2021, the county collected $52.2 million in SPLOST V collections. Collections through year-end total $86.8 million. A one penny local sales tax in Henry County funds the program.
SPLOST V collections continue until March 31, 2025, or until the county reaches the estimated collections, whichever occurs first. Henry County estimated the SPLOST V program would collect $204 million over a five-year period.
A chart of monthly collections is available on the county SPLOST department webpage. Select “SPLOST collections” then “SPLOST V Collections” underneath the home tab.
SPLOST V Projects
Henry County recently celebrated the completion of the Fairview Police Precinct and Fire Station 6. Nearby, the new Village United Park will be complete in a few months.
Elsewhere in Henry County, the new traffic signal at Bill Gardner Parkway and Lester Mill Road is complete. No other SPLOST V projects are complete at this time, but many are in progress.
Check out the latest SPLOST V project updates by browsing our SPLOST V articles.
Featured image shows West Village Parkway during construction to widen the road. Photo credit Henry County.
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