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Interview with Mark Henson, Transportation Bill Could Cost Fannin County $533 Thousand Per Year

Interview with Fannin County Schools Superintendent Mr. Mark Henson. We spoke with Henson about the upcoming March 17 special election to renew ESPLOST. Henson explains ESPLOST and what could happen to the level of education in Fannin County if not passed. Could it affect your property taxes? Hear Henson’s answer when we ask his opinion of the 2015 Georgia State Transportation Act and how much Fannin County Schools stands to lose if passed in its current form.

GMFTO Interview with Fannin County Superintendent of schools Me. Mark Henson from Fetch on Vimeo.

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