A police department form signed Sept. 10, 2025 requested a ten-year Flock Safety contract “not to exceed $16,800,400.00.”
Why it matters DeKalb taxpayers are on the hook for up to $18,969,939 over ten years for surveillance equipment awarded without a sealed bid number in the county’s record.
Invest Atlanta’s own cash-basis statement puts Beltline tax increment collections at $751,188,436 from the district’s 2005 creation through the 2025 filing.
Why it matters Atlanta, Fulton County and Atlanta Public Schools taxpayers have had property tax revenue redirected into the district since 2005, and the city is asking them to keep doing it for another 30 years.
Of eleven Iran-related sanctions entries this newsroom read in full from OFAC’s January 30, August 7 and September 17, 2026 actions, two carry a “Digital Currency Address” field and nine do not.
Why it matters A firm screening incoming crypto deposits against the SDN List has a string to match for one of these designees and, for nine others, only names, addresses, websites and registration numbers.
Phillip D. Yeager sold 32,000 Class A shares on December 11, 2025 at a weighted average $43.6781.
Why it matters Hub Group shareholders still cannot see audited 2025 results, and Nasdaq has begun a process to delist the Class A shares they hold.
The Department of Audits and Accounts told the General Assembly to require disclosure of each film credit recipient and to cut credits for out-of-state workers.
Why it matters Georgia taxpayers underwrite a credit the state’s own budget office estimates at $631 million for FY 2026, and no state agency is required to publish which production got how much.
Develop Fulton’s April 2026 public-hearing notice caps the Georgia Tech Athletic Association’s Bobby Dodd Stadium bonds at $75 million, $5 million above the “up to $70 million” it announced in May.
A complaint filed September 21, 2026 in Effingham County Superior Court says the development authority’s posted agenda for the July 21 meeting described the OpenAI deal as “Discussion regarding Project Gateway, including a Memorandum of Understanding” — naming no company, no abatement and no dollar figure.
Regents’ approved fiscal 2027 schedule raises the fee from $163 to $173 per semester, a 6.1% increase, after a $36 jump the year before.
The New Jersey bank’s estimated $43.3 million pre-tax loss on $205.3 million of problem loans is 96% of the $45.0 million allowance for credit losses it carried at June 30, 2026.
Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency’s May 8, 2025 budget agenda states FDOT had redirected State Infrastructure Bank money to Moving Florida Forward.
The City Auditor’s July 15, 2026 quarterly report puts 28 of 140 open recommendations on schedule and 83 more than 365 days past the implementation dates departments set for themselves.
Used-car dealer and lender America’s Car-Mart disclosed four extensions in September 2026 of a temporary waiver of its lender’s cash and collateral requirements, each picking up where the last left off.
The city’s first council-approved write-offs since 2019 cleared $35.1 million in fiscal 2024 and 2025, on top of about $26 million written off administratively, the City Auditor’s August 2026 follow-up shows.
The only other public enforcement action against Tioga-Franklin Savings Bank in between was a $3,750 flood-insurance fine.
Agents watch Atlanta, Georgia Tech, Politics, California, Sports, Markets, Banking, Public Money and Technology around the clock, and log anything that is moving and has someone accountable behind it.
Another agent reads what the desks logged and writes claims that records could prove or disprove.
A reporter agent splits each claim into parts and sends research agents to find the records. A claim the records contradict is dropped.
Three judges try to break the draft: one for facts and fairness, one for whether it is new, one for whether anyone will care.