SPLOST 2011
Preserving Our Future

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SPLOST 20112011 - 2015 SPLOST

 


On March 15, 2011 referendum on a four-year SPLOST (Special Local Option Sales Tax) was approved by voters. This program will be in effect from January 1, 2012 thru December 31, 2015.

 

2011-15 SPLOST MISSION STATEMENT
Every project funded by the 2011-15 SPLOST will improve the quality of life in Cobb County by maintaining, improving and enhancing County parks, transportation, infrastructure, public safety, libraries, senior services, judicial, and public health facilities.

As a result, Cobb County will be a better place to live, work, and play.


2011 SPLOST BUDGET SUMMARY
4 YEAR PROJECTED SALES TAX $492,068,482

pdf icon April 2013 SPLOST update  (updated 4/2013)
pdf icon January 2013 SPLOST update  (updated 1/2013)
pdf icon Complete SPLOST Program Book  (updated 4/2012)
pdf icon November 2011 SPLOST Update
pdf icon July 2012 SPLOST Update
pdf icon October 2012 SPLOST Update



PARKS AND RECREATION $82,023,000
Parks revitalization, facility renovations and upgrades

altProject details pages 8-12 alt
(updated 5/2012)
 
PROJECT LIST

GIS SPLOST MAP



 

TRANSPORTATION $250,885,000
Infrastructure preservation, safety and operational, transit, congestion relief and pedestrian improvements.

altTransportation Budget alt 
altTransportation Program Schedule alt
 
PROJECT LIST

GIS SPLOST MAP

Sidewalks
Below is a listing of sidewalk projects that are programmed for construction in 2012.

altSidewalk Projects in 2012 alt


Resurfacing
Below is an alphabetical listing of streets that have been contracted to be resurfaced as well as a budget summary of contracts awarded.

alt Resurfacing: Summary of Streets alt (updated 06/2013)
alt Budget Summary of Contracts Awarded alt (updated 06/2013)



FACILITIES $16,748,420
Senior services, libraries and other county buildings

alt Project details  alt  
PROJECT LIST

GIS SPLOST MAP




PUBLIC SAFETY $12,896,400
Upgrades to facilities, equipment and apparatus

alt Project details alt




MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS $129,515,662

Each Cobb city will receive a portion of the funds allocated according to the 2009 Census projections, which indicates 27 percent of Cobb residents reside within city limits.

 Acworth  $13,323,141
 Austell    $4,672,186
 Kennesaw  $22,107,998
 Marietta  $44,799,421
 Powder Springs  $10,678,598
 Smyrna  $33,934,318