Elections & Local Government in Habersham County
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Who decides, and what rules are changing?Elections issues in Habersham County
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The appointment would fill a planning commission seat left vacant by a resignation, a panel that reviews local land-use matters.
A proposed resolution would have the City of Baldwin join a county study looking at consolidating fire services in Habersham County.
A company representative was scheduled to brief county commissioners on member and community relations.
Residents who planned to attend the Board of Commissioners' January meeting will need to show up on the new date instead.
The board reviewed its schedule of meeting dates, including when it will meet in January 2026.
The county's tax assessors board scheduled a vote on new policies that would guide how property values are assessed and field inspections are conducted.
The county's property tax assessment board plans to pick its chair, vice-chair and secretary for the year.
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