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A proposed update to county development rules would bar residents from renting out recreational vehicles as short-term lodging.
More state road-paving money means the county expects to repave roads worth roughly $2.3 million this year, though no new spending has been voted on.
After tabling the appointment twice, the Board of Commissioners named Casey Lizama to the District 3 recreation board seat.
A resident's public comments put the county shelter's policies and no-kill status before commissioners, though no board action followed.
The authority has voted several times since early 2025 to go behind closed doors on buying or selling property, but no public record shows what property or what…
The authority's governing by-laws were revised at some point but never formally adopted, and members have been asked to review and adopt them.
The county's Board of Tax Assessors approved shielding the taxpayer's information on the parcel because the owner is a state Department of Natural Resources employee entitled to redaction.
The county's tax board is working through 2026 Conservation Use Valuation Assessment applications for properties held as family farms, LLCs and LPs…
The county's tax assessors board corrected an assessment under order 2025-17, a change that can affect what the property owner involved owes.
The county's tax assessors board listed a possible executive session on personnel matters for its July meeting, a closed-door process residents cannot observe.
Habersham County's tax assessors have voted unanimously at every meeting since January to approve new Conservation Use Valuation Assessment applications for properties larger than 10 acres…
The county's Conservation Use program affects how certain land is valued for property taxes, and residents with qualifying parcels could see changes depending on what's approved.