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Habersham airport sign replacement stalls as vendor goes unreachable

A resident's push to replace an illegible airport identification sign has stalled after the county lost contact with the vendor handling the installation.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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November 18, 2025: New airport identification sign installation

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The story

At an April 2025 meeting, a resident asked the Habersham County Airport Commission to move forward with replacing the illegible airport identification sign at B.C. Grant and Duncan Bridge Roads.

SourcesMeeting4805_Approved Minutes - April 15- 2025 Regular Meeting.pdf

By November 2025, the commission discussed installation of a new sign but reported that no one had been able to reach the vendor by phone or e-mail since an earlier point in the process.

SourcesMeeting4812_20260113130857356.pdf

What happened

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New airport identification sign installation

Since that time, no one has been able to reach the vendor either by phone or e-mail.

Discussed
discussed

Public comment on replacing the illegible airport identification sign at B.C. Grant and Duncan Bridge Roads

Ken urged the commission and staff to please move forward with replacing the sign.

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