Fulton County tax bills will be sent at least a month late

Fulton County residents’ tax bills will be delayed for at least a month, and revenue collections will likewise be delayed.

The delay increases the likelihood that Fulton County, its cities and the schools will have to borrow money to meet their obligations. A spokeswoman for Fulton County schools, Susan Hale, said in an email that the district is “watching our cash situation closely” and will have to borrow “if the delay continues for an extended time.”

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