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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.A: Form of Government
Number of -- Number elected by: --
How is Does CEO or
members on
Are terms chairman/ chairman When may
Type of governing wards or
staggered or CEO have vote on vote be
1990
commission body? districts county-wide concurrent elected? commission? cast?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
2. Chatham
216,935
Board
9
8
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
3. Cobb
447,745
Board
5
4
1 Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
4. Columbus/Muscogee
179,278
other
11
4
6
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
5. DeKalb
545,837
other
8
7
1 Staggered pop vote Yes
NR
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
648,951
Board
7
4
3
Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
352,910
Board
5
4
1 Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
189,719
Board
8
8
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Alwa.ys
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carroll 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13. Coweta
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
55,911
Sole
1
0
1 Concurrent pop vote NR
NR
71,422
Board
7
6
1
Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
90,204
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
66,031
Board
5
1
4
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
53,853
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
62,415
Board
5
3
2
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
81,251
Board
5
0
5
Concurrent vote comm Yes
Always
95,428
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
58,741
Board
6
5
1
Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
89,208
Board
5
0
5
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
52,745
Board
7
6
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
54,091
Board
3
0
3
Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
54,457
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
58,340
Sole
NR
0
0
NR
pop vote NR
NR
72,462
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 1.A - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.A: Form of Government
Number of -- Number elected by: --
How is Does CEO or
members on
Are terms chairman/ chairman When may
Type of governing wards or
staggered or CEO have vote on vote be
1990
commission body? districts county-wide concurrent elected? commission? cast?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
39,530
Board
5
5
0
Concurrent vote comm Yes
Always
25. Barrow
29,721
Board
7
6
1 Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
26. Bulloch
43,125
Board
7
6
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
27. Catoosa
42,464
Board
5
4
1 Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
28. Coffee
29,592
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31 . Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
25 I 511
Board
6
6
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
44,083
Board
5
0
5
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
27,621
Board
3
0
3
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
30,005
Board
3
0
3
Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
39,988
Board
5
5
0 Concurrent vote comm Yes
Always
34. Hurray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
26,147
Board
5
0
5
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
33,815
Board
6
0
6
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
30,228
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes Tie votes
38,986
Board
8
8
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
34,998
Board
7
6
1 Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
39. Walton
38,586
Board
7
6
Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
Population Group D 40. Appling 41. Ben Hill 42. Burke 43. Butts 44. Chattahoochee
15,744
Board
6
5
1
Staggered pop vote No
Tie votes
16,245
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
20,579
Board
5
5
0
Concurrent vote comm Yes
Always
15,326
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
16,934
Board
3
0
3
Concurrent vote comm Yes
Always
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp 47. Dodge 48. Elbert
22,242
Sole
1
0
1
NR
NR
NR
NR
20,011
Board
5
2
3
Staggered vote comm No
Tie votes
17,607
Sole
1
0
1 Concurrent NR
NR
NR
18,949
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 1.A - 2
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t
Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.A: Form of Government
Number of -- Number elected by: --
How is Does CEO or
members on
Are terms chairman/ chairman When may
Type of governing wards or
staggered or CEO have vote on vote be
1990
conmission body? districts county-wide concurrent elected? commission? cast?
County
Population
(A}
(B}
(C}
(D}
(E}
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group D
49. Emanuel
20,546
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote corrvn Yes Tie votes
SO. Fannin
15,992
Board
3
0
3 Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
51. Grady
20,279
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote corrvn Yes
Always
52. Haralson
21,966
Sole
NR
0
0
NR
NR
NR
NR
53. Hards
17 J 788
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote corrvn Yes
Always
54. Hart 55. Jefferson 56. Jones 57. Lee 58. Madison
19,712
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes Tie votes
17,408
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
20,739
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
16,250
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote corrvn Yes
Always
21,050
Board
6
5
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell 61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattna 11
20,119
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
20,275
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote conm Yes
Always
17,113
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
17,618
Board
5
0
5
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
17,722
Board
6
5
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
64. Toombs 65. Washington 66. Wayne 67. Worth
24,072
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
19,112
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent vote corrvn Yes
Always
22,356
Board
5
5
0
Concurrent vote conm Yes
Always
19,745
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
Population Group E 68. Banks
69. Berrien 70. Bleckley 71. Brant 1ey 72. Cook
10,308
14 I 153 10,430 11,077 13,456
73. Dade
13, 147
1994 County Government Catalog
Board
3
0
3
Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
Board
3
0
3
Concurrent vote comm Yes Tie votes
Sole
1
0
1
NR
pop vote NR
NR
Board
5
0
5
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
Board
5
5
0
Concurrent vote conm Yes
Always
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote corrvn Yes
Always
Page 1.A - 3
Georgia Department of Convnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.A: Form of Government
Number of -- Number elected by: --
How is Does CEO or
members on
Are terms chairman/ chairman When may
Type of governing wards or
staggered or CEO have vote on vote be
1990
comnission body? districts county-wide concurrent elected? co1T111ission? cast?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group E
74. Early
11,854
Board
5
4
7
Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
75. Gi !mer
13,368
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote co1T111 Yes
Always
76. Jeff Davis
12,032
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote co1T111 Yes
Always
77. Lamar
13,038
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
78. Lumpkin
14,573
Sole
1
0
1
NR
NR
NR
NR
79. Morgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven
12,883
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote co1T111 Yes Tie votes
14,432
Sole
NR
0
1
NR
NR
NR
NR
13,328
Board
5
4
1 Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
10,224
Board
5
4
1 Staggered pop vote Yes
Always
13,842
Board
7
7
0
Staggered vote co1T111 Yes Tie votes
84. Telfair 85. Terre 11 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
11,000
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote co1T111 Yes Tie votes
10,653
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
11,993
Sole
1
0
1
NR
NR
NR
NR
10,597
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
10,228
Board
5
4
1
Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler 91. Char 1ton 92. Clay 93. Clinch
94. Dooly 95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard
6,213
Board
3
0
3
Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
7,744
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
8,496
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote co1T111 Yes
Always
3,364
Board
5
5
0
Concurrent vote co1T111 Yes Tie votes
6, 160
Board
5
5
0
Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
9,901
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote co1T111 Yes
Always
2,334
Board
3
0
3
Concurrent vote co1T111 Yes
Always
8,724
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote co1T111 Yes Tie votes
2,357
Board
3
0
3
Concurrent pop vote Yes
Always
8,628
Board
6
5
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
1994 Co~nty Government Catalog
Page 1.A - 4
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.A: Form of Government
Number of -- Number elected by: --
How is Does CEO or
members on
Are terms chairman/ chairman When may
Type of governing wards or
staggered or CEO have vote on vote be
1990
commission body? distrkts county-wide concurrent elected? commission? cast?
County
Population
(A)
(8)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- .----------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F
99. Jenkins
8,247
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
100. Lanier
5,531
Board
5
4
1
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
101. Lincoln
7,442
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
102. Long
6,202
Board
5
5
0
Concurrent vote comm
Yes
Tie votes
103. Marion
5,590
Board
3
0
3
Concurrent vote comm Yes
Always
104. McIntosh 105. Mi lier 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman
8,634
Board
5
4
1 Concurrent vote comm Yes Tie votes
6,280
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
9,763
Board
6
5
1
Staggered pop vote Yes Tie votes
8, 108
Sole
1
0
1
NR
NR
NR
NR
2,209
Board
5
0
5
Staggered vote comm Yes Tie votes
109. Randolph 110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
8,023
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes Tie votes
9,010
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes Tie votes
6,524
Board
3
0
3
Staggered vote comm Yes
Always
6,754
Sole
1
0
1
NR
NR
NR
NR
5,994
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes
Tie votes
114. Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wilcox
2,263
Board
4
3
1 Concurrent pop vote Yes Tie votes
4,903
Board
3
3
0
Concurrent vote comm Yes Tie votes
7,008
Board
5
5
0
Staggered vote comm Yes Tie votes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 1.A - 5
Georgia Departent of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.A: Summary Sketch - Form of County Government
Number of
Average ---- Hembers of governing body ---- ---- Number of chairmen/CEO's ---- chairmen/CEO's
--- Type of commission/administration --- number of
elected to:
elected by:
with vote on
Number
board staggered
concurrent
vote of
popular
commission
' ' ' ' Group in group Board I Sole I Other I members terms I terms
commission
vote
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A
8
6 751 0 01 2 251 7
5 621
3
38'
1
12'
7
88,
8 100,
B
15
C 16
13 87' 2 131 0 16 100, 0 01 0
o01,
5 6
D
28
25 89' 3 m 0 01 5
E
21
F 28
Total 116
17
26 103
e1, 4 19,
931 2 89' 11
1s,'
0 0 2
o01,
2,
4 4 5
10
67'
4
27'
5
33,
10
67' 13 87'
12
1s,
4
251 10
62,
6
38' 16 100,
15
54, 11
391 13
46, 12
43, 23 e2,
12
s1,
5
24,
8
38, 10
48, 17 81'
13
46, 13
46,
17
61'
9
32,
26 93%
67
set 40
34' 54
47' 54
47' 103 89,
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 1.A - S
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Key to Table lB: Form of Government
'
, I " s-:,,-.;
A. Form of Government: By statute, under which form of government does your county operate? CC ...... Comnnssion/Chairperson CM ...... Commission/Manager CA ...... Commission/Administrator CEO .... Chief Elected Official/Commission 0TH ... Other
B. Full-time Manager: Does the county employ a full-time manager, administrator or chief executive officer? Yes No
C. Title of Position: If the county has a full-time manager's position, what is the title of this position? Administrator Manager Supervisor County clerk Admin. assistant CEO Sole commissioner
D. Supervision of Departments: Who provides the primary day-to-day supervision of county department heads and their departments? Board ................. Board of Commissioners as a whole Sub-committee .. A Sub-committee of commissioners assigned responsibility for a given department Commissioner ... An individual commissioner with responsibility for a department CEO ................... An elected chief executive Manager ............ An appointed manager (county manager or equivalent) with extensive executive authority Administrator ... An appointed administrator with limited executive authority who assists the board
E. Authority Hire/Fire:
Does the full-time manager or administrator
have the authority to hire and/or fire department
heads?
Yes
No
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.B: Form of Government
Under which form
Primary day-to-day
of government County have Title of supervision of county Full-time manager
does county
full-time ful 1-time departments/managers have authority to
1990
operate?
manager?
manager:
responsibility of: hire department heads?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967
Comm-chair
No
CEO
2. Chatham
216,935
Comm-mgr
Yes
Manager
Manager
Yes
3. Cobb
447,745
Comm-mgr
Yes
Manager
Manager
Yes - commission
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179,278
Other
Yes
Other
Manager
Yes - commission
5. DeKalb
545,837
CEO-comm
Yes
Other
Administrator
No
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
648,951 352,910 189,719
Comm-mgr Comm-adm Comm-adm
Yes
Manager
Yes
Administrator
Yes
Administrator
Manager Manager Manager
Yes Yes - chariman Yes - commission
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carroll 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13. Coweta
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hal 1 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
55,911 71,422 90,204 66,031 53,853
62,415 81,251 95,428 58,741 89,208
52,745 54,091 54,457 58,340 72,462
Comm-adm Comm-chair Comm-mgr Comm-adm Comm-adm
Comm-adm Comm-mgr Comm-adm Other CEO-comm
Comm-adm Comm-chair Comm-mgr
Other Comm-adm
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
No
Administrator
Yes
Manager
Administrator
Yes
Administrator
Manager
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
Yes
Administrator
Yes
Manager
Yes
Administrator
Yes
Manager
No
Manager Manager Manager Manager
CEO
Yes
Administrator
Yes
Other
Yes
Manager
No
Sole comm
Yes
Administrator
Manager CEO
Manager
CEO Manager
No
No Yes - commission Yes - commission
Yes Yes Yes Yes - commission
Yes - commission No
Yes - commission Yes - chariman
No
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
39,530
1994 County Government Catalog
Comm-mgr
Yes
Manager
Page 1.B- 1
Manager
Yes - commission
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.B: Form of Government
County
1990 Population
Under which form of government does county
operate? (A)
County have full-time manager?
(B)
Title of full-time manager:
(C)
Primary day-to-day supervision of county departments/managers
responsibility of: (D)
Full-time manager have authority to hire department heads?
(E)
Population Group C 25. Barrow 26. Bulloch 27. Catoosa 2B. Coffee 29. Decatur
29,721 43,125 42,464 29,592 25,511
CEO-colllll Colll!l-mgr Colll!l-mgr Comm-adm Comm-mgr
Yes
CEO
Administrator
Yes
Manager
Manager
Yes
Manager
Manager
Yes
Administrator
Manager
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
No Yes Yes Yes - commission Yes - commission
30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens 34. Murray
44,083 27,621 30,005 39,988 26,147
Comm-adm Comm-adm CEO-comm Comm-adm Comm-mgr
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
Yes
Administrator
Manager
No
CEO
CEO
Yes
Administrator
Manager
Yes
Manager
Administrator
Yes - commission Yes - commission
Yes No
35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift 39. Walton
33,815
Comm-mgr
Yes
Other
Manager
Yes - commission
30,228
Comm-chair
Yes
CEO
Administrator
Yes - chariman
38,986
Comm-mgr
Yes
Manager
Manager
Yes
34,998
Comm-mgr
Manager
Administrator
Yes - commission
38,586
Comm-chair
No
CEO
Population Group D 40. App 1ing 41. Ben Hill 42. Burke 43. Butts 44. Chattahoochee
15,744 16,245
20,579 15,326 16,934
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp 47. Dodge 48. Elbert 49. Emanuel
22,242 20,011 17,607 18,949 20,546
1994 County Government Catalog
Comm-mgr Comm-mgr Comm-adm Conm-mgr Comm-chair
Other Comm-adm Other Comm-mgr Comm-adm
Yes
Manager
Yes
Manager
Yes
Administrator
Yes
Manager
No
No
Yes
Administrator
No
Yes
Manager
Yes
Administrator
Page 1. B - 2
Manager Manager Administrator Manager Board
CEO Manager
CEO Manager Administrator
Yes - commission Yes - commission Yes - commission Yes - commission
Yes - commission
Yes Yes - chariman
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.8: Form of Government
County
1990 Population
Under which form of government does county
operate? (A)
County have full-time manager?
(8)
Title of full-time manager:
(C)
Primary day-to-day supervision of county departments/managers
responsibility of: (D)
Full-time manager have authority to hire department heads?
( E)
Population Group D 50. Fannin 51. Grady 52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart
15,992 20,279 21,966 17,788 19,712
Comm-chair Comm-adm Other Comm-mgr Comm-adm
Yes
Admin asst
Yes
Administrator
No
Yes
Manager
Yes
Administrator
CEO Manager
CEO Manager Manager
No Yes - commission
Yes Yes - commission
55. Jefferson 56. Jones 57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie
17,408 20,739 16,250 21,050 20, 119
Comm-adm Comm-chair Comm-chair CEO-comm Comm-chair
Yes
Administrator
Board
No
Board
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
No
CEO
No
CEO
CEO
Yes - commission
Yes - commission Yes - commission Yes - commission
60. Mitche 11 61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattnall 64. Toombs
20,275 17,113 17,618 17,722 24,072
Comm-adm Other Comm-chair Comm-chair CEO-comm
Yes
Administrator
Manager
Yes
County clerk
Board
Yes
Admin asst
Administrator
No
Board
No
CEO
CEO
Yes - commission
No
Yes - chariman
Yes - commission
65. Washington
19,112
Comm-adm
Yes
Other
Administrator
Mo
66. Wayne
22,356
Comm-adm
Yes
Administrator
Manager
Yes
67. Worth
19,745
CEO-corrrn
No
County clerk
Sub-committee
No
Population Group E 68. Banks 69. Berrien 70. Bleckley 71. Brantley 72. Cook
10,308 14,153 10,430 11,077 13,456
Corrrn-chair Corrrn-mgr Other Comm-chair Comm-adm
No
Board
Yes
Manager
Manager
No
Administrator
No
CEO
CEO
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
Yes
Yes - commission No
73. Dade 74. Early
13, 147
Corrrn-mgr
Yes
Manager
Manager
Yes
11,854
Comm-adm
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 1.8 - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.B: Form of Government
Under which form
Primary day-to-day
of government County have Title of supervision of county Full-time manager
does county
full-time full-time departments/managers have authority to
1990
operate?
manager?
manager:
responsibility of: hire department heads?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
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Population Group E
75. Gilmer
13,368
Comm-mgr
Yes
Manager
Manager
Yes - commission
76. Jeff Davis
12,032
Comm-adm
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
Yes - commission
77. Lamar
13,038
Comm-chair
Yes
County clerk
Administrator
No
78. Lumpkin
14,573
Other
Yes
Sole comm
CEO
Yes
79. Morgan
12,883
Comm-mgr
Yes
Manager
Administrator
No
80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven 84. Telfair
14,432 13,328 10,224 13,842 11,000
CEO-comm Comm-chair CEO-comm Comm-mgr Comm-chair
Yes
Administrator
No
No
Yes
Manager
No
County clerk
CEO Board Manager Commissioner
Yes - commission
Yes - commission No
85. Terre 11 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
10,653 11,993 10,597 10,228
Comm-chair Other
Comm-chair CEO-comm
No
Yes
Administrator
No
County clerk
No
County clerk
Sub-committee Board CEO
Commissioner
Yes - chariman Yes - commission Yes - commission
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler 91. Char 1ton 92. Clay 93. Cl inch
6,213 7,744 8,496 3,364 6, 160
Comm-chair Comm-chair Comm-chair Comm-adm Comm-chair
No
Administrator
No
Administrator
No
Administrator
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
No
CEO
Board
Yes - commission Yes - commission
94. Dooly 95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard
99. Jenkins
9,901
Comm-chair
No
Board
2,334
Comm-chair
No
8,724
Comm-adm
Yes
Administrator
CEO
No
2,357
Comm-chair
No
Board
8,628
CEO-comm
No
CEO
8,247
Other
Yes
County clerk
Sub-committee
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 1.B - 4
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.8: Form of Government
County
1990 Population
Under which form of government does county
operate? (A)
County have full-time manager?
(B)
Title of ful 1-time manager:
(C)
Primary day-to-day supervision of county departments/managers
responsibility of: (D)
Full-time manaqer have authority to hire department heads?
(E)
Population Group F 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion 104. McIntosh
5,531 7,442 6,202 5,590
8,634
Comm-chair Co1M1-chair Co1M1-adm Co1M1-cha ir Co1M1-adm
No
CEO
No
County clerk
Board
Yes
Administrator
Administrator
No
Board
Yes
Administrator
Board
No Yes - commission
105. Mi 1ler 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman 109. Randolph
6,280 9,763 8, 108 2,209 8,023
Co1M1-chair Co1M1-chair CEO-colMl Comm-chair Co1M1-chair
No
CEO
No
County clerk
Board
No
Administrator
No
Board
No
County clerk
Sub-committee
Yes - chariman
110. Seminole 111 . Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen 114. Webster
9,010 6,524 6,754 5,994 2,263
Comm-chair Comm-mgr Other Co1M1-chair Comm-chair
Yes
Administrator
Yes
Manager
No
No
No
Manager Manager
CEO CEO
CEO
Yes - commission Yes - commission
No
115. Wheeler
4,903
Coirm-chair
No
Board
116. Wi !cox
7,008
Comm-chair
No
Board
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 1.8 - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 1.8: Summary Sketch - Form of County Government (Cont.)
Number with full-time
--- Number of county governments by type --- Number of counties Number of counties with day-to-day manager having unrestricted
Commission Commission
CEO
with full-time
supervision assigned to:
authority to hire/fire
Number chairman
manager
commission
manager
board
manager/admin
department heads
, Group in group I
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12
80%
0
0%
0
0%
1
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16
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81%
0
0%
0
o,
1
6%
D
28
E
21
7 2s, 5 m
7 33, 5 24'
u, 9 32,
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64% 57%
5 18%
3
14%
1
4%
1
5%
2 1
7% 5%
F
28
19
68' 1 4'
4 m
7 25%
10
36%
2
7%
1
4%
Total 116
38
33, 25 22% 29 2s,
69
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18
m
4
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7
6%
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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices
A. Function of Finance Director:
D. Budget Approval:
How is the function of finance director performed in
Who approves the annual budget?
the county?
Chair ......... Chairperson or sole commissioner
Full Time ................ County has a full-time
Board ........ Board ofcommissioners
finance director
Manager ... County manager
Part Time ............... County has a part-time
Other ........ Other
finance director
County Clerk .......... County clerk serves as
E. Capital Budget:
finance director
Does your county have a capital budget?
County Manager .... County manager or
Yes
No
administrator serves as
finance director
F. Budget Reports:
RDC ........................ Function of finance director
Are reports prepared at least quarterly, comparing
is provided through
budgeted versus actual revenues and expenditures?
contract with RDC
Yes
No
Other ...................... Function is performed by
other method
G. Local Option Sales Tax:
Does your county have a 1% local option sales tax?
B. Annual Operating Budget:
Yes
No
Does the county adopt an annual operating budget?
Yes No
H. Local Sales Tax Distribution:
How is the 1% local option sales tax distributed in
C. Budget Preparation:
your county?
Who prepares the annual operating budget?
BC-1970 .............. 1970 U.S. Bureau of Census
County Manager .... County manager
BC-1980 .............. 1980 U.S. Bureau of Census
CEO ........................ Chief elected official
BC-1990 .............. 1990 U.S. Bureau of Census
County clerk ........... County clerk
Other source ....... Other population estimate
Finance ................... Financial officer
Other method ..... Another method of distribution
Other ...................... Other
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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:
Function of County
Periodic
County
finance adopt annual
County
budget
have 1% How is 1%
director operating
Budget
Budget have capital reports local option sales tax
1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budget? prepared? sales tax? distributed?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967 Full-time
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
No
2. Chatham
216,935 Full-time
Yes
Other
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
3. Cobb
447,745 Full-time
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
No
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179 I 278 Full-time
Yes
Manager
Other
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
5. DeKalb
545,837 Full-time
Yes
CEO
Board
Yes
Yes
No
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
648,951 Ful 1-time
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
352,910 Full-time
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
No
189,719 Full-time
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
Population Group B
9. Bartow
55,911 Full-time
Yes
Finance
Chair
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
10. Carroll
71,422 Fu 11-t ime
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
11. Cherokee
90,204
Other
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
No
12. Columbia
66,031 Full-time
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
13. Coweta
53,853 Full-time
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
62,415 Full-time
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
81,251 Full-time
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
95,428 Full-time
Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
Yes
Other method
58,741
Other
Yes
Mgr &clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
other method
89,208 Full-time
Yes
CEO
Board
No
Yes
Yes
other method
52,745 County clerk Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
54,091
Other
Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
No
54,457 Full-time
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
other method
58,340 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Chair
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
72,462 County clerk Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
other method
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.A - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:
Function of County
Periodic
County
finance adopt annual
County
budget
have 1% How is 1%
director operating
Budget
Budget have capital reports local option saies tax
1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budget? prepared? sales tax? distributed?
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
39,530 Full-time
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
25. Barrow
29,721 County clerk Yes
Other
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
other method
26. Bulloch
43, 125 County clerk Yes
Mgr & cl erk
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
other method
27. Catoosa
42,464 Full-time
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
28. Coffee,
29,592 County clerk Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
Other method
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
25,511
Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
44,083
Other
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
27,621 County clerk Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
other method
30,005 County clerk Yes
CEO & clerk
Board
Yes
Yes
39,988 Fu 11-t ime
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
other method
34. Murray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
26,147 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
33,815 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
30,228 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
other method
38,986 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
34,998 Manager
Yes
Mgr & clerk
Board
No
Yes
Yes
Other method
39. Walton
38,586 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
Population Group D
40. Appling
15,744 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
41. Ben Hill
16,245 County clerk Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
Yes
other method
42. Burke
20,579 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
43. Butts
15,326 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
44. Chattahoochee
16,934 County cl erk Yes
County c1erk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp 47. Dodge 48. Elbert
22,242 County clerk Yes
CEO & clerk Chair
No
Yes
No
20,011 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
other method
17,607 County clerk Yes
County clerk Chair
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
18,949 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.A - 2
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:
Function of County
Periodic
County
finance adopt annual
County
budget
have 1% How is 1%
director operating
Budget
Budget have capital reports local option sales tax
1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budget? prepared? sales tax? distributed?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group D
49. Emanuel
20,546 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
50. Fannin
15,992 Manager
Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
51. Grady
20,279 Full-time
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
52. Haralson
21,966
Other
Yes
CEO
Other
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
53. Harris
17,788 County clerk Yes
Mgr &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
54, Hart 55. Jefferson 56. Jones 57. Lee 58. Madison
59. McDuffie 60. Mitche 11 61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattnall
64. Toombs 65. Washington 66. Wayne 67. Worth
19,712 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
17,408 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
20,739 County clerk Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
16,250 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
21,050 County clerk Yes
Other
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
20, 119 Full-time
Yes
Finance
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
20,275 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
17,113 County clerk Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
17,618
Other
Yes
Other
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
17,722 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
24,072
Other
Yes
Other
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
19, 112 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
22,356 County clerk Yes
Mgr &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
19,745 County clerk Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
Population Group E
68. Banks
10,308 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
69. Berrien
14,153 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
70. Bleckley
10,430
Other
Yes
CEO
Chair
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
71. Brantley
11,077
Other
Yes
County clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
72. Cook
13,456 Manager
Yes
Mgr &clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
73. Dade
13,147 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.A - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:
Function of County
Periodic
County
finance adopt annual
County
budget
have 1% How is 1%
director operating
Budget
Budget have capital reports local option sales tax
1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budget? prepared? sales tax? distributed?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group E
74. Early
11,854 County clerk Yes
Mgr &clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
75. Gilmer
13,368
Other
Yes
Other
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
76. Jeff Davis
12,032 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
17. Lamar
13,038 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
78. Lumpkin
14,573 Fu 11-t ime
Yes
Finance
Chair
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
79. Morgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven
12,883
Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
14,432 County clerk Yes
Manager
Chair
No
Yes
Yes
13,328 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
10,224
Other
Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
13,842 County clerk Yes
Mgr &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
84. Telfair 85. Terre 11 86. Union
87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
11,000 County clerk Yes
Other
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
10,653 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
11,993 Manager
Yes
CEO &clerk Chair
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
10,597 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
Yes
Yes
No
10,228 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
6,213 Part-time
Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
90. Candler
7,744 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
Other method
91. Char 1ton
8,496 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
92. Clay
3,364 Manager
Yes
Other
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
93. Clinch
6, 160 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
94. Dooly 95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard
9,901 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
No
2,334
Other
NR
8,724
Other
Yes
Manager
Board
No
2,357
Yes
County clerk Board
No
8,628 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
Yes
Yes
Other method
No
Yes
Other method
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.A - 4
Georgia Department of community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:
Function of County
Periodic
County
finance adopt annual
County
budget
have 1% How is 1%
director operating
Budget
Budget have capital reports local option sales tax
1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budget? prepared? sales tax? distributed?
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group F
99. Jenkins
8,247 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
100. Lanier
5,531
Other
Yes
CEO &clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
101. Lincoln
7,442 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
102. Long
6,202 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
No
Yes
Yes
103. Marion
5,590 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1970
104. McIntosh 105. Miller 106. Og1ethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman
8,634
Other
Yes
Other
Board
Yes
Yes
other method
6,280 County clerk Yes
Mgr &clerk
Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
9,763 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
8, 108
Other
Yes
CEO &clerk Chair
Yes
Yes
Yes
Other method
2,209 County clerk Yes
Other
Board
No
No
Yes
Other method
109. Randolph 110. Seminole 111. Ta 1bot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
8,023 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
9,010 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
6,524 Manager
Yes
Manager
Board
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1990
6,754
Other
Yes
CEO &clerk Chair
Yes
Yes
Yes
BC-1980
5,994 Part-time
Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
Yes
Yes
other method
114. Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wi !cox
2,263
other
Yes
County clerk Board
No
No
No
4,903 County clerk Yes
CEO &clerk Board
No
No
Yes
BC-1990
7,008 County clerk Yes
County clerk Board
No
No
Yes
BC-1980
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.A - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.A: Summary Sketch - Financial Management Practices
Number
Number
with full-time adopting annual
Number finance director operating budget
Group in group #
%
#
%
A
8
B
15
C
16
D
28
E
21
F
2B
Total 116
8 100%
9 60%
3 19%
2
7%
l
5%
0
0%
23 20%
8 100% 15 100% 16 100% 2B 100% 21 100% 27 96% 115 99%
Number
preparing
periodic
budget reports
#
%
8 100% 15 100% 16 100% 28 100% 21 100% 21 75% 109 94%
Number with
capital budget
#
%
Number with 1%
local option
sales tax
#
%
8 100%
9 60%
ll
69%
l l
39%
12 57%
B 29%
59 51%
4 50% 13 87% 14 88% 27 96% 20 95% 26 93% 104 90%
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 2.A - S
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Table 2.B: Financial Management Practices Special Tax Districts
If the jurisdiction has special tax districts, which are present?
A. Sanitation
B. Drainage/storm sewer
C. Sewerage
D. Street lighting
E. Street construction
F.
Police
G. Fire
H. Other
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.8: Financial Management Practices - Special Tax Districts:
If the jurisdiction has special tax districts, which are present:
drainage/
storm
street street
1990 sanitation sewer sewerage lighting construction po Iice
fire
other
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
( F)
(G)
(H)
Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967
y
y
2. Chatham
216,935
y
3. Cobb
447,745
y
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179,278
y
y
5. DeKalb
545,837
y
y
y
y
6. Fulton
648,951
y
7. Gwinnett
352,910
8. Richmond
189,719
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
Population Group B
9. Bartow
55,911
10. Carro 11
71,422
11. Cherokee
90,204
y
12. Columbia
66,031
y
13. Coweta
53,853
y
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Ha 11 17. Henry 18. Houston
62,415 81,251 95,428 58,741 89,208
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
52,745 54,091 54,457 58,340 72,462
y y
y
y
y
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.B - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.8: Financial Management Practices - Special Tax Districts:
If the jurisdiction has special tax districts, which are present:
drainage/
storm
street street
1990 sanitation sewer sewerage lighting construction pol ice
fire
other
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
Population Group C 24. Baldwin 25. Barrow 26. Bulloch 27. Catoosa 28. Coffee
39,530 29,721 43,125 42,464 29,592
y
y
y
29. Decatur
25,511
30. Forsyth
44,083
y
31. Habersham
27,621
32. Jackson
30,005
y
33. Laurens
39,988
y
34. Murray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
26,147 33,815 30,228 38,986 34,998
y
y
y
39. Walton
38,586
Population Group D
40. Appling
15,744
41. Ben Hill
16,245
42. Burke
20,579
y
43. Butts
15,326
44. Chattahoochee
16,934
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp
22,242 20,011
1994 County Government catalog
Page 2.8 - 2
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.B: Financial Management Practices - Special Tax Districts:
If the jurisdiction has special tax districts, which are present:
drainage/
storm
street street
1990 sanitation sewer sewerage lighting construction po 1ice
fire
other
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
Population Group D
47. Dodge
17 I 607
48. Elbert
18,949
49. Emanuel
20,546
y
50. Fannin
15,992
51. Grady
20,279
52. Haralson
21,966
53. Harris
17,788
54. Hart
19,712
55. Jefferson
17,408
56. Jones
20,739
y
57. Lee
16,250
58. Madison
21,050
59. McDuffie
20, 119
y
60. Mitche 11
20 I 275
61. Monroe
17, 113
62. Oconee
17,618
y
63. Tattnall
17,722
64. Toombs
24,072
65. Washington
19, 112
66. Wayne
22,356
67. Worth
19,745
Population Group E 68. Banks 69. Berrien
10,308 14,153
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.B - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.B: Financial Management Practices - Special Tax Districts:
If the jurisdiction has special tax districts, which are present:
drainage/
storm
street street
1990 sanitation sewer sewerage lighting construction pol ice
fire
other
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
Population Group E
70. Bleckley
10,430
71. Brant 1ey
11,077
y
72. Cook
13,456
73. Dade
13,147
74. Early
11,854
75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar 78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan
13,368 12,032 13,038 14,573 12,883
80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven 84. Telfair
14,432
13,328
10,224
13,842
y
11,000
85. Terre 11 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
10,653
y
11,993
10,597
10,228
y
y
y
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
6,213
y
y
90. Candler
7,744
91. Char 1ton
8,496
92. Clay
3,364
93. Clinch
6, 160
y
y
y
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.B - 4
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.B: Financial Management Practices - Special Tax Districts:
If the jurisdiction has special tax districts, which are present:
drainage/
storm
street street
1990 sanitation sewer sewerage lighting construction pol ice
fire
other
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
Population Group F 94. Dooly 95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard
9,901 2,334 8,724 2,357 8,628
99. Jenkins
8,247
100. Lanier
5,531
101. Lincoln
7,442
102. Long
6,202
103. Marion
5,590
104. McIntosh 105. Mi 1ler 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman
8,634 6,280 9,763 8,108 2,209
109. Randolph
8,023
110. Seminole
9,010
111. Talbot
6,524
112. Towns
6,754
113. Treutlen
5,994
114. Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wilcox
2,263 4,903 7,008
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December 1994
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.D: Financial Management Practices - In General
County
1990 Population
Does the county
collect a business
license/occupational tax?
assessment
(Y or N)
method
(A)
(B)
Amount of school board funds received by county in past fiscal year:
(C)
----- If school board funds were received, -----
how were these funds used by the jurisdiction?
administering supervising developing/
school property elections managing
other
taxes school board infrastructure services
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
39,530
y
fixed fee
0
25. Barrow
29,721
y
# of emp
0
26. Bulloch
43,125
N
0
27. Catoosa
42,464
N
0
28. Coffee
29,592
N
0
29. Decatur
25,511
y
fixed fee
0
30. Forsyth
44,083
y
fixed fee
0
31. Habersham
27,621
N
90,693
y
32. Jackson
30,005
N
0
33. Laurens
39,988
N
0
34. Murray
26,147
N
0
35. Polk
33,815
N
0
36. Sumter
30,228
N
0
37. Thomas
38,986
N
0
38. Tift
34,998
N
0
39. Walton
38,586
y
# of emp
175,000
y
Population Group D
40. Appling
15,744
N
0
41. Ben Hi 11
16,245
y
fixed fee
0
42. Burke
20,579
N
0
43. Butts
15,326
N
73,958
y
44. Chattahoochee
16,934
y
fixed fee
0
45. Chattooga
22,242
N
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.D - 2
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.D: Financial Management Practices - In General
County
1990 Population
Does the county
collect a business
license/occupational tax?
assessment
(Y or N)
method
(A)
(B)
Amount of school board funds received by county in past fiscal year:
(C)
If school board funds were received, -----
how were these funds used by the jurisdiction?
administering supervising developing/
school property elections managing
other
taxes school board infrastructure services
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
Population Group D
46. Crisp
20,011
N
0
47. Dodge
17,607
N
0
48. Elbert
18,949
y
receipts
0
49. Emanuel
20,546
N
0
50. Fannin
15,992
N
0
51. Grady
20,279
N
0
52. Haralson
21,966
N
0
53. Harris
17,788
y
fixed fee
0
54. Hart
19,712
N
0
55. Jefferson
17,408
N
0
56. Jones
20,739
y
receipts
72,247
y
57. Lee
16,250
y
fixed fee
0
58. Madison
21,050
y
receipts
0
59. McDuffie
20,119
N
0
60. Mitche 11
20,275
y
fixed fee
0
61. Monroe
17, 113
N
0
62. Oconee
17,618
y
# of emp
57,500
y
63. Tattna 11
17, 722
N
0
64. Toombs
24,072
N
0
65. Washington
19, 112
0
66. Wayne
22,356
N
0
67. Worth
19,745
y
receipts
0
y
y
y
Population Group E
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.D - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.0: Financial Management Practices - In General
County
1990 Population
Does the county
collect a business
license/occupational tax?
assessment
(Y or N)
method
(A}
(B)
Amount of school board funds received by county in past fiscal year:
(C)
If school board funds were received, -----
how were these funds used by the jurisdiction?
administering supervising developinq/
school property elections manaqinq
other
taxes school board infrastructure services
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
Population Group E
68. Banks
10,308
y
# of emp
0
69. Berrien
14,153
N
0
70. Bleckley
10,430
y
fixed fee
0
71. Brantley
11,077
y
fixed fee
0
72. Cook
13,456
y
fixed fee
0
73. Dade
13, 147
N
0
74. Early
11,854
N
0
75. Gilmer
13,368
N
0
76. Jeff Davis
12,032
N
0
77. Lamar
13,038
y
# of emp
0
78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike
14,573
N
0
12,883
y
fixed fee
0
14,432
N
0
13,328
y
fixed fee
0
10,224
y
fixed fee
0
83. Screven 84. Telfair 85. Terre 11 86. Union 87. Wilkes
13,842
y
fixed fee
0
11,000
N
0
10,653
y
fixed fee
0
11,993
y
fixed fee
0
10,597
y
fixed fee
0
y
y
88. Wilkinson
10,228
N
fixed fee
0
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
6,213
N
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.0 - 4
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.0: Financial Management Practices - In General
County
1990 Population
Does the county
collect a business
license/occupational tax?
assessment
(Y or N)
method
(A)
(B)
Amount of school board funds received by county in past fiscal year:
(C)
----- If school board funds were received, -----
how were these funds used by the jurisdiction?
administering supervising developing/
school property elections managing
other
taxes school board infrastructure services
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
Population Group F
90. Candler
7,744
N
0
91. Char 1ton
8,496
y
receipts
0
92. Clay
3,364
N
0
93. Cl inch
6,160
N
0
94. Dooly
9,901
N
0
95. Echols
2,334
N
0
96. Evans
8,724
y
fixed fee
0
97. Glascock
2,357
N
0
98. Heard
8,628
N
72,292
y
99. Jenkins
8,247
y
fixed fee
0
100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion 104. McIntosh
5,531
y
fixed fee
0
7,442
y
fixed fee
0
6,202
y
fixed fee
0
5,590
N
0
8,634
y
fixed fee
0
105. Miller
6,280
y
fixed fee
106. Og1ethorpe
9,763
N
107. Pulaski
8I 108
y
receipts
y
108. Quitman
2,209
N
109. Randolph
8,023
N
110. Seminole
9,010
N
0
111. Talbot
6,524
y
receipts
0
112. Towns
6,754
N
0
113. Treutlen
5,994
N
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.D - 5
Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.D: Financial Management Practices - In General
County
1990 Population
Does the county
collect a business
license/occupational tax?
assessment
(Y or N)
method
(A)
(B)
Amount of school board funds received by county in past fiscal year:
(C)
----- If school board funds were received, -----
how were these funds used by the jurisdiction?
administering supervisinq developing/
school property elections manaqinq
other
taxes school board infrastructure services
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
Population Group F
114. Webster
2,263
y
receipts
0
115. Wheeler
4,903
N
0
116. Wilcox
7,008
N
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.D - 6
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.0: Summary Sketch - Financial Management Practices - In General
If business license/occupational tax is collected, what method of assessment is used?
Number collecting
Number receivinq
business license/
number of number of
square
inventory
gross
funds from
Number occupational tax fixed fee employees fixtures
footage
value
receipts
school board
Group in group It
%
It
% It
% It
% It
% It
% It
%
#
%
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A
8
8
100%
1 12%
5 62%
0 0%
1 12%
0 0%
1 88%
4 50%
B
15
12
80%
12 80%
1 47%
2 13%
2 13%
2 13%
3 20%
0 0%
C
16
5
31%
3 19%
2 12%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
2 12%
D
28
10
36%
5 18%
1 4%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
4 14%
3 11%
E
21
12
57%
11 52%
2 10%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
F
28
11
39%
1 25%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
4 14%
2 7%
Total 116
58
50%
39 34% 17 15%
2 2%
3 3%
2 2% 18 16%
11 9%
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 2.D - S
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Table 3.A: Data Processing
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Jl1l Siiiii:;.o:;
How are the following services provided?
In-house In-house 0th govt Contracted with another government Out prov Contracted with outside provider RDC Contracted with RDC Comb Combination of the above
A. Record keeping
B. Utility bill preparation
C. Payroll preparation
D. Accounts payable
E. Accounts receivable
F. Fund accounting
G. General ledger
H. Word processing
I. Project management
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.A: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
ut iIity
record
bills
payro 11 accounts accounts
fund
general
word
project
1990
keeping
prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger
processing management
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(1)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
2. Chatham
216,935 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
3. Cobb
447,745 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179,278
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
5, DeKalb
545,837 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
648,951 in-house combined in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 352,910 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 189,719 out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carroll 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia
13. Coweta
55, 911 71,422 90,204 66,031 53,853
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
out provider in-house
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20. Rock da Ie 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
62,415 81,251 95,428 58,741 89,208
52, 745 54,091 54,457 58,340 72,462
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
out provider
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house out provider
in-house combined
combined in-house
Population Group C
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Page 3.A - 1
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Table 3.A: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
utility
record
bi Ils
payro 11
accounts accounts
fund
general
word
project
1990
keeping
prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger
processing management
County
Population
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(1)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
39,530 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
25. Barrow
29,721 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
26. Bui loch
43,125 in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
27. Catoosa
42,464 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
28. Coffee
29,592 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
34. Murray 35. Po Ik 36, Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
39. walton
25,511 44,083 27,621 30,005 39,988
26,147 33,815 30,228 38,986 34,998
38,586
in-house in-house in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house out provider in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house
RDC
in-house
RDC
in-house in-house
combined
Population Group D 40. Appling 41. Ben Hi II 42. Burke 43. Butts 44. Chattahoochee
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp
15,744 16,245 20,579 15,326 16,934
22,242 20,011
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house out provider
combined
out orovider
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Page 3.A - 2
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.A: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
ut i I ity
record
bills
payrol I
accounts accounts
fund
general
word
project
1990
keeping
prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger
processing management
County
Population
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D}
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group D
47. Dodge
17,607 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
48. Elbert
18,949 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined
49. Emanuel
20,546 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
50. Fannin
15,992 in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
51. Grady
20,279 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson 56. Jones
21,966 17,788 19,712 17,408 20,739
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell 61. Monroe
16,250 21,050 20, 119 20,275 17, 113
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-ho,Jse
in-house
combined out provider
in-ho1Jse out provider
62. Oconee 63. Tattna 11 64. Toombs 65. Washington 66. Wayne
17,618 17,722 24,072 19, 112
22,356
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house
67. Worth
19,745 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
Population Group E 68. Banks 69. Berrien
10,308 14, 153
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
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Page 3.A - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.A: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
utility
record
bi Ils
payroll
accounts accounts
fund
general
word
project
1990
keeping
prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger
processing management
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
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Population Group E
70. BI eek Iey
10,430 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
71. Brantley
11,077 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
72. Cook
13,456 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
73. Dade
13,147 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
74. Early
11,854 in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar 78. Lumpkin 79. Horgan
13,368 12,032 13,038 14,573 12,883
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house combined
80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82, Pike
83. Screven 84. Telfair
14,432 13,328 10,224 13,842 11,000
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house out provider in-house
in-house
out provider
out provider
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider
in-house in-house in-house
in-house RDC
combined
85. Terrel I 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
10,653 11,993 10,597 10,228
in-house in-house in-house in-house
out provider
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
combined
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler 91. Char Iton 92. Clay 93. Cl inch
6,213 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
7f 744 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider
8,496 in-house
in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider
combined
3,364 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
6f 160 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
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Page 3.A - 4
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Table 3.A: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
utility
record
bi Ils
payro 11
accounts accounts
fund
general
word
project
1990
keeping
prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger
processing management
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group F
94. Dooly
9,901 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
95. Echols
2,334 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
96. Evans
8,724 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
97. GI ascock
2,357 in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
98. Heard
8,628 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
99. Jenkins 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion
104. McIntosh 105. Miller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman
8,247 in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
5,531 in-house
in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider
7,442 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined
6,202 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
5,590 combined
in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider
8,634 in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
6,280 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
9,763 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
8,108
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
2,209 combined
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
109. Randolph 110. Seminole 111. Ta Ibot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
8,023 in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-nouse
9,010 out provider
out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider in-house in-house
6,524 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house ir-house
6,754 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
5,994 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out OM'/ ider
114. Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wilcox
2,263 in-house 4,903 in-house 7,008 in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
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Table 3.A: Electronic Data Processing
Number performing functions on in-house computers
ut i Ii ty
record
bill
payro 11
accounts
accounts
fund
general
word
project
Number
keeping preparation preparation payable
receivable accounting
ledger
processing management
Group in group #
% #
% #
% #
% #
% #
% IF
% #
% #
%
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A
8
6 75%
6 75%
7 88%
7 88%
7 88%
7 88%
7 88%
6 75%
7 88%
B
15
13 87% 7 47% 15 100% 15 100% 13 87% 15 100% 15 100% 13 87% 6 40%
C
16
14 88% 6 38% 15 94% 15 94% 14 88% 14 88% 15 94% 15 94% 5 31%
D
28
28 100% 10 36% 27 96% 28 100% 27 96% 28 100% 28 100% 27 96% 11 39%
E
21
18 86% 3 14% 20 95% 20 95% 20 95% 17 81% 20 95% 18 86% 7 33%
F
28
24 86%
5 18% 26 93% 27 96% 25 89% 21 75% 24 86% 18 64%
6 21%
Total 116
103 89% 37 32% 110 95% 112 97% 106 91% 102 88% 109 94% 97 84% 42 36%
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How are the following services provided?
In-house In-house 0th govt Contracted with another government Out prov Contracted with outside provider RDC Contracted with RDC Comb Combination of the above
A. Spread sheets
B. Land use data
C. Map management
D. Base map for planning
E. Geographic information systems
F. Tax assessment
G. Tax digest
H. Tax billing
I. Business licenses
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Table 3.B: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
geographic
land use
map
base map information
tax
tax
tax
business
1990 spreadsheets data
management for planning systems assessment digest
billing
licenses
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
2. Chatham
216,935 in-house combined combined combined combined in-house in-house in-house in-house
3. Cobb
447,745 in-house in-house combined out provider out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179,278
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
5. Dekalb
545,837 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
648,951 352,910 189,719
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider combined
combined in-house combined
in-house in-house combined
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carroll 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13. Coweta
55,911 71,422 90,204 66,031
53,853
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
combined in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Ha 11 17. Henry 18. Houston
62,415 81,251 95,428 58,741 89,208
in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider
in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house
19. Liberty 20. Rockda Ie 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
52,745 54,091 54,457 58,340 72,462
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
combined in-house
in-house in-house
combined RDC
in-house in-house
in-house RDC
combined
combined in-house
in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider in-house combined in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-hous~ in-house
Population Group C
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Page 3.8 - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.8: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
geographic
land use
map
base map in format ion tax
tax
tax
business
1990 spreadsheets data
management for planning systems assessment digest
bi 11 inq
l 1censes
County
Population
(A)
(8)
(C}
(D)
(E}
(F)
(G}
(H)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
39,530 in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider out provider in-house
25. Barrow
29,721 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out orovider in-house
26. Bulloch
43,125
in-house
in-house in-house out provider out provider
27. Catoosa
42,464
in-hous~ in-house in-house
28. Coffee
29,592 in-house
RDC
combined
RDC
combined in-house in-house out provider
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
25,511 44,083 27,621 30,005 39,988
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house other govt in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house other govt in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider out provider combined out provider out provider
in-house in-house
34. 11urray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
26, 147 in-house
RDC
33,815 in-house
30,228
RDC
38,986 in-house
34,998
RDC
combined RDC
RDC
combined RDC
RDC out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
out provider out provider out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
39. Walton
38,586 in-house
RDC
combined combined combined out provider in-house in-house in-house
Population Group D 40. Appling 41. Ben Hill 42. Burke 43. Butts 44. Chattahoochee
15,744 16,245 20,579 15,326 16,934
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
RDC RDC combined
combined combined
RDC out provider
combined
combined RDC RDC
combined
RDC combined
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
RDC
RDC
in-house out provider
in-house in-house
out provider out provider
in-house in-~ouse
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp
22,242 in-house
20,011 in-house
RDC
in-house in-house in-house
RDC
in-house in-house in-house out provider in-house in-ho1Jse
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Table 3.8: Data Processing
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geographic
land use
map
base map information
tax
tax
tax
business
1990 spreadsheets data
management for planning systems assessment digest
bi l Ii ng
Ii cen3es
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group D
47. Dodge
17,607
out provider RDC
in-house in-house in-house
48. Elbert
18,949 in-house combined combined combined combined in-house in-house out provid~r in-house
49. Emanuel
20,546 in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-hou>e
50. Fannin
15,992 in-house
in-house in-house in-hoJse
51. Grady
20,279 in-house combined out provider out provider out provider combined in-house combined
52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson 56. Jones
57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell 61. Monroe
62. Oconee 63. Tattna 11 64. Toombs 65. hshington 66. wayne
21,966 17,788 19,712 17,408 20,739
16,250 21,050 20, 119 20,275 17, 113
17,618 17,722 24,072 19, 112 22,356
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house RDC
in-house
in-house combined in-house
RDC
in-house
RDC
in-house
in-house combined
in-house combined
combined
in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-~ouse out provider out provider out provider
in-house
RDC
RDC out provider
combined combined in-house
in-house out provider
out provider RDC
RDC
in-house in-house in-house
out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house combined in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider out provider
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house out provider out provider out provider
in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
67. Worth
19,745 in-house
in-house in-house in-house
Population Group E 68. Banks 69. Berrien
10,308 14, 153
in-house
in-house RDC
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
RDC
in-house
RDC
in-house
Rl;C
ir,-hou"e
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.B - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.8: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
geographic
land use
map
base map information
tax
tax
tax
business
1990 spreadsheets data
management for planning systems assessment digest
bi 11 ing
1icenses
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group E
70. Bleckley
10,430 in-house
in-house out prov i<ler out provider in-house
71. Brantley
11,077 in-house
in-house in-house i ;-ho1Jse in-house
72. Cook
13,456 in-house
RDC
in-house
RDC
in-house in-house in-house out provider i~-ho1_1se
73, Dade
13,147 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
74. Early
11,854
in-house out provider in-house
75, Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 77' Lamar 78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan
13,368 12,032 13,038 14,573 12,883
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house combined
out provider out provider in-house in-house
combined combined
RDC in-house
combined
out provider in-house in-house
in-house combined combined
in-house out provider out orovider
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house in-houJe
80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven 84. Telfair
14,432 13,328 10,224 13,842 11,000
in-house in-house
in-house in-house combined
RDC
out provider out provider
combined RDC
RDC in-house combined
RDC
out provider out provider
combined RDC
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house out provider combined combined out provider out provider
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
85. Terrell 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
10,653 11,993 10,597 10,228
in-house
in-house in-house
combined out provider
RDC
combined in-house
RDC
combined combined
out provider out provider
RDC
RDC
in-house combined in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
out provider in-house in-house
out provider
in-house in-house in-house in-house
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler 91. Char Iton 92. Clay 93. Cl inch
6,213 in-house combined combined combined
7,744 in-house
out provider
8,496 out provider combined in-house in-house
3,364 in-house
in-house in-house
6, 160
in-house in-house
combined combined
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
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Table 3.8: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
geographic
land use
map
base map information tax
tax
tax
business
1990 spreadsheets data
management for planning systems assessment digest
bi 11 ing
licenses
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group F
94. Dooly
9,901 in-house
in-house in-house out provider
95. Echols
2,334
in-house out provider combined
96. Evans
8,724
in-house in-house in-house in-house
97. Glascock
2,357
in-house combined combined
98. Heard
8,628 in-house
RDC
RDC
combined
RDC
in-house in-house out orovider
99. Jenkins 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Har ion
104. McIntosh 105. Hiller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman
109. Randolph 110. Seminole 111. Ta 1bot 112, Towns 113. Treutlen
114, Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wilcox
8,247
5,531 out provider combined
7,442 in-house
6,202
combined
5,590
combined combined
combined combined
combined
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
out provider out orovid~r
RDC
ROC
out provider out orovider
out provider out orovider
in-house in-house
in-ho,J oe
in-ho~3e in-ho 1Jse in-ho1Jse in-house
8,634 in-house in-house in-house in-house combined in-house in-house out provider in-house
6,280 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
9,763 in-house
RDC
in-house
in-house in-house out provider
8, 108
in-house in-house in-house
2,209 in-house
RDC
RDC
in-house in-house in-house
8,023
out provider
9,010
6,524
RDC
RDC
ROC
RDC
6,754
in-house combined
5,994 in-house out provider out provider out provider
out provider out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider
in-house in-house
2,263 4,903 in-house 7,008
out provider
in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider
in-house in-house in-house
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Page 3.B - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.B: Electronic Data Processing
Number performing functions on in-house computers
geographic
land use
map
base map information tax
tax
tax
business
Number spreadsheets
data
management for planning systems
assessment digest
billinq
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Group in group #
% #
% #
% It
% #
% It
% #
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8
7 88%
6 75%
5 62%
4 5096
5 62%
7 8896
7 !18%
6 75%
~e,%
B
15
C
16
14 93% 12 75%
5 33% 6 38%
5 33% 6 38%
5 33% 4 25%
3 20% 3 19%
12 8096 10 62%
12. 80% 11 69%
10
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10 62%
1, 9J~.
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D
28
24 86%
7 25%
5 18%
4 14%
4 lit% 24 86% 23 82% 1G 5/l, 1rJ 36~i
E
21
15 71%
5 24%
5 24%
4 19%
4 19% 18 86% 13 62% 11 52% 13 Gt~
F
28
12 43%
1 4%
6 21%
4 14%
0 0%
26 9396
19 68%
16 57?1
i 1 'JM;
Total 116
84 72% 30 26% 32 28% 25 22% 19 1696 97 84% 85 73% 69 59% 60 ~2%
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Table 3.C: Data Processing
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How are the following services provided?
In-house In-house 0th govt Contracted with another government Out prov Contracted with outside provider RDC Contracted with RDC Comb Combination of the above
A. Building permits B. Building inspections C. Voter registration D. Court records E. Law enforcement records F. EE0-4 reports G. Personnel (Human Resources) H. Other
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Table 3.C: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
law
personnel
bui !ding bui !ding
voter
court enforcement EE0-4
(human
1990
permits inspections registration records
records
reports resources) oth')r
County
Population
(A}
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
2. Chatham
216,935
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
3. Cobb
447,745
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179 I 278
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
5. DeKalb
545,837
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
648,951 352,910 189,719
in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house combined
in-house in-house combined
in-house
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carroll 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13. Coweta
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Ha 11 17. Henry 18. Houston
55,911 71,422 90,204 66,031 53,853
62,415 81,251 95,428 58,741 89,208
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house other govt
in-house in-house
in-house other !=!Ovt
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house combined in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
i n-ho1.1"c
in-house
in-holl'.,r: in-house in-house
in-how:;r; in-house
iri-housc
in-house out provider
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
52,745 54,091 54,457 58,340 72,462
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
Population Group C
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.C - l
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.C: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
1aw
r:::,sonnel
building building
voter
court enforcement EE0-4
(human
1990 . permits inspections registration records
records
reports
resources)
e-thc:r
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
39,530
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
25. Barrow
29,721
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
26. Bui loch
43,125
in-house
in-house out provider in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
27. Catoosa
42,464
in-house
in-house
28. Coffee
29,592
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
34. Murray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
39. Walton
25,511 44,083 27,621 30,005 39,988
26,147 33,815 30,228 38,986 34,998
38,586
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house i n-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-hrcuse
in-house in h01.Js1o in-house in-house
in-house
Population Group D 40. Appling 41. Ben Hi 11 42. Burke 43. Butts 44. Chattahoochee
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp
15,744 16.245 20,579 15,326 16,934
22,242 20,011
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house combined in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.C - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.C: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
law
pi:;: )(lpqr;. \
building building
voter
court
enforcement
EE0-4
( h1_:rn.1n
1990
permits inspections registration records
records
reriorts
resources)
cthrr
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
( E)
( F)
(G!
(H !
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
47. Dodge
17,607
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
48. Elbert
18,949
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
49. Emanuel
20,546
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
50. Fannin
15,992
in-house
in-house
51. Grady
20,279
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
combined
in-house
52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson 56. Jones
57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitche 11 61. Monroe
62. Oconee 63. Tattnall 64. Toombs 65. Washington 66. Wayne
21,966 l7 I 788 19,712 17,408 20,739
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-ho11se
16,250 21,050 20, 119 20,275 17 I 113
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-hous3
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-h~usc"
in-house in-hcusrc
in- rr::11~~
i n-hnu'.',
i r, -house in-hou:,c
in ~1.irsr.
1r:-h0 1se
i r1 ~ _1i ~-: (
17,618
in-house out provider in-house
in-house
ip :,01:c:c
i n-h0usr-
i ri -hriuc:
17,722
in-house
in-house
in-ho,,se
in- h,')11,,
l n 11
,r -fie.,
24,072
in-housr
in-ho1 1'.':
i n-hou::
1 r:-nnu~:.1:
if1-~'.',!!'~"
>I-!
19, 112
in-hous:0
i n-h01:':;--
1n--t"n11r:
l1,
22,356
in-hou:::e
i ri-hn11 ,,.,
i n-h::1
7 n-~01
'. n ...... -, !_ J ~' .
67. Worth
19,745
in-house
iri-hOl!S8
Population Group E 68. Banks 69. Berrien
10,308 14, 153
in-house
in-house
RDC
in-house in-house
in-ho1J:oe in-ho11s:
in-house:
iri-hous0
; n-h:-.11.:;:~
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.C - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operatio~s
Table 3.C: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
I )\"
pj' ~ :~ :',:. i
building building
voter
court
eriforccmc it
tf:0-4
( ;.l I )!"ll~\ '1
1990
permits inspections registration record~
record::
rernrts
re':r1 1.1r~C0)
~tt'!:
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
I''.')
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E
70. Bleckley
10,430 in-house
in-house in-house in-house
71. Brantley 72. Cook
11,077 13,456
in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
73. Dade 74. Early
13, 147 11,854
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house
75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar 78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan
13,368 12,032 13,038 14,573 12,883
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
80. Pickens 8t. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven 84. Telfair
85. Terrell 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
14,432 13,328 10,224 13,842 11,000
10,653 11,993 10,597 10,228
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house other govt
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house combined in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house combined in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house out provider
in-house
in-house in-house
in-house combined in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler 91. Charlton 92. Clay 93. Cl inch
6,213
in-house in-house in-house combined in-house
7,744
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
8,496 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
3,364 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
6, 160 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.C - 4
~-;.~ ,~J
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.C: Data Processing
How are the following functions of the government performed?
law
personnel
building building
voter
court enforcement EE0-4
(human
1990
permits inspections registration records
records
reports resources) other
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F
94. Dooly
9,901
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
95. Echols
2,334
in-house in-house in-house
96. Evans
8,724 in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
97. Glascock
2,357
in-house in-house
98. Heard
8,628 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
99. Jenkins
100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion
8,247
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
5,531
in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
7,442 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house
6,202
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
5,590 in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
104. McIntosh 105. Miller 106. Oglethorpe
107. Pulaski 108. Quitman
8,634 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider in-house
6,280
in-house in-house in-house
9,763 in-house
in-house in-house in-house
8, 108 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
2,209
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
109. Randolph 110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
8,023
in-house in-house
in-house
9,010
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
in-house
6,524 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
6,754 in-house
in-house in-house combined in-house
5,994 in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
114. Webster
2,263
115. Wheeler
4,903
116. Wi Icox
7,008
out provider in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.C - 5
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' - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ L o G o s - F - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ LOCAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS SURVEY
COUNTY GOVERNMENT INFORMATION CATALOG
GEORGIA DEPARMENT OF
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Office of Government Information
1200 Equitable Building 100 Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30303 (404) 656-5527
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 4: Personnel Management Practices
County
--- Are the following employees ---
adopted
Employee County have Pay plan
excluded from coverage of County have
Personnel Form of written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?
Employee
function personnel personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department county county Assistance
managed by: system system available available pay pIan? range? re lated to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
manager civ ii serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps longevity
No
25. Barrow
full-time civ ii serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
No
26. Bulloch
clerk civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes open range
Yes
No
27. Catoosa
manager civil serv No
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
No
28. Coffee
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform
Yes
No
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
manager at-will
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
full-time civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
111anager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform
Yes
No
clerk civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform Yes
Yes
No
1R1nager at-will
No
Yes
No
No
No
34. Hurray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
manager civil serv Yes
No
Yes
No
manager civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
manager at-wi 11 Yes
Yes
Yes
No
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps longevity
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
39. hlton
full-time civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
Population Group D
40. App Iing
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
41. Ben Hi II
clerk at-wi II
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
42. Burke
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
43. Butts
manager civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
44. Chattahoochee
clerk at-will No
No
No
No
45. Chattooga
clerk at-will No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 4 - 2
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~-:2-1
J {_l_.;.~J
--.... ~
-~
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 4: Personnel Management Practices
County
--- Are the following employees ---
adopted
Employee County have Pay plan
excluded from coverage of County have
Personnel Form of written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?
Employee
function personnel personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department county county Assistance
managed by: system system available available pay pIan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP}
County
(A}
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H}
(I}
(J}
(K}
(L}
---------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
46. Crisp
manager at-will Yes
No
Yes
No
No
41. Dodge
manager at-will Yes
No
No
No
No
48. Elbert
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
No
49. Emanuel
manager at-will Yes
No
Yes
No
No
50. Fannin
manager at-will No
No
No
No
No
51. Grady 52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson
clerk civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
other at-wi 11 Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
111anager at-wi 11
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps longevity
clerk at-will
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
56. Jones 51. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell
61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattna II 64. Toombs 65. Washington
66. layne 61. Worth
clerk at-wi II Yes
No
Yes
No
No
manager at-will Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform Yes
Yes
Yes
No
other at-wi II No
No
Yes
No
No
other civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps longevity
No
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps longevity
Yes
Yes
clerk civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform Yes
fu11-t ime at-wilt Yes
Yes
Yes
No
clerk
Yes
No
Yes
No
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
111anager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes open range longevity
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
No
clerk at-will Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Population Group E
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 4 - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 4: Personnel Management Practices
County
--- Are the following employees ---
adopted
Employee County have Pay plan
excluded from coverage of County have
Personnel Form of written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?
Employee
function personnel personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department county county Assistance
managed by: system system available available pay plan? range? re lated to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E
68. Banks
clerk at-will No
No
No
No
No
69, Berrien
1111nager civ i1 serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform
Yes
No
70. Bleckley
clerk civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes open range
No
71. Brant Iey
clerk civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
No
72. Cook
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
No
73. Dade
11anager at-w i II
Yes
No
No
No
No
74. Early
clerk at-will Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform
No
75. Gilmer
clerk civ ii serv Yes
No
Yes
Yes open range
Yes
76, Jeff Davis
1111nager at-will
No
Yes
No
Yes
steps
both
No
77. Lamar
clerk at-wi II
No
Yes
No
No
No
78. Lumpkin 79. Horgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike
clerk at-wi II
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
manager at-will Yes
Yes
No
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
other at-wi II
No
No
No
No open range
No
clerk at-will Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes open range
No
other at-will No
No
No
No open range
No
83. Screven
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps longevity
Yes
No
84. Telfair
clerk at-wi II Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
No
85. Terrel I
clerk at-wi II
Yes
No
No
No
No
86. Union
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
No
87, Wilkes
other at-will Yes
No
Yes
No
No
88, Wilkinson
clerk civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps longevity Yes
No
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
part-time civil serv Yes
No
Yes
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 4 - 4
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~~,_ -
'
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Georgia Dep!rtment of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 4: Personnel Hanagement Practices
County
--- Are the following employees ---
adopted
Employee County have Pay plan
excluded from coverage of County have
Personnel Form of written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?
Employee
function personnel personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department county county Assistance
managed by: system system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(l)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F
90. Candler
clerk civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
No
91. Charlton
clerk civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
92. Clay
manager at-will
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
93. Clinch
clerk civil serv Yes
No
Yes
No
No
94. Dooly
clerk civi 1 serv Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard 99. Jenkins
100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Harion 104. Hclntosh
105. Hiller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman 109. Randolph
110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
other civ iI serv No
No
Ho
Ho open range
other civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
other at-wi II No
No
Yes
No
clerk at-will Yes
No
Yes
No open range
clerk civil serv Yes
No
No
No open range
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
other civil serv Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
clerk civil serv Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
manager civil serv Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
clerk civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
No
clerk at-will
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
clerk at-wi 11 Yes
No
Yes
No
clerk at-will
No
No
No
No
other civi I serv No
No
Yes
No
clerk civil serv Yes
No
No
No
clerk civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
manager at-will Yes
Yes
Yes
No
manager at-wi 11 Yes
Yes
Yes
No
other at-will
Yes
No
No
No
clerk civi I serv Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 4 - 5
Georgia Department of Colftfflunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 4: Personnel Management Practices
County
Personnel Form of
function personnel
managed by: system
(A)
(B)
County
--- Are the following employees ---
adopted
Employee County have Pay plan
excluded from coverage of County have
written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?
Employee
personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department county county Assistance
system available available pay pIan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
Population Group F
1a. Webster
clerk at-will Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes open range
115. Wheeler
clerk at-will No
No
No
No
116. Wilcox
clerk civi I serv Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 4 6
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 4: Personnel Management Practices
-- Number of personnel -- Number with Number with Number with -- Number excluding following positions --
Number of counties systems by type
written
written job written job from coverage of civil service system
with ful Hime civi I employment- personnel descriptions classification department county
county
Number personnel director service at-will
systems all positions and pay plan heads
manager
clerk
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Group in group I
I II
I
I
I
I
I
I
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8
15
10 67' 12 so, 3 20, 14 931
11 731
13 87'
7 471 7 47' 5 33%
C 16
3 191 13 811 3 191 14 881
14 88'
11 69,
2 12, 7 44' 4 251
D 28
E
21
F
28
1 41 12 431 15 54' 23 e2,
0 o, 8 381 13 621 16 76' 0 o, 17 611 11 391 23 821
18 64' 12 57' 9 321
16 57'
2 7' 8 29' 5 181
13 621 3 m 3 m 1 s,
4 m 12 431 2 1, 5 m
Total 116
22 191 70 601 45 39, 98 84'
72 62'
65 56' 32 28' 34 29, 24 21'
1994 County Information Catalog
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Table 5.A: Services Provided by the County
How are the following survices provided?
Not prov Service not provided
County
County provides directly
Shared
Shared with another city or county
Authority Provided by authority
Private
Contracted with private supplier
A. Electricity
B. Water treatment
C. Water distribution
D. Wastewater collection/treatment
E. Fire protection
F. Sheriff's department
G. County police department
H. Recreation programs
I. . Bridge/road maintenance
J. Hospital
K Emergency medical services
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.A: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
wastewater
county
bridge/
emergency
water
water collection/ fire sheriff's po 1ice recreation road
medical
electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
authority authority authority
county county shared county authority authority
2. Chatham
not prov county county private not prov county county county county not prov county
3. Cobb
not prov authority authority county county county county county county authority county
4, Columbus/Muscogee private authority authority authority county county county county county authority county
5, DeKalb
not prov county county county county county county county county shared county
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
not prov private private
county county county
county county county
county county county
county county county
county county county
county county not prov
county county county
county not prov county county authority county county authority authority
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carrol I 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13, Coweta
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Ha 11 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20. Rockda 1e 21. Spa 1ding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov
county authority authority
county
county
county authority authority
county county
not prov authority
county county
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
county county not prov authority private
county county not prov authority county
not prov shared not prov authority not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov authority county not prov
not prov not prov authority county authority
not prov
not prov not prov authority not prov
county county county not prov county
county shared county county county
shared county county shared county
county county county county county
county county county county county
county county county county county
not prov not prov county county not prov
not prov county not prov county not prov
not prov not prov not prov county not prov
county county county county county
county shared county county shared
county county county not prov county
county county county county county
county county county county county
county county county county county
not prov authority
authority not prov not prov
county private county private
private
not prov authority authority authority
authority
county authority
county county authority
authority authority private authority not prov
county private private authority county
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 5.A - 1
Georgia Department of Co11111unity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.A: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
wastewater
county
bridge/
emergency
water
water collection/ fire sheriff's po1ice recreation road
medical
electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
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Population Group C
24, Baldwin
not prov shared county shared county county
county county authority private
25. Barrow
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county
county county
county
26, Bulloch
not prov not prov
not prov shared county not prov shared county authority county
27, Catoosa
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov county county authority county
28, Coffee
not prov not prov not prov not prov shared county not prov shared county authority authority
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31 Habersham 32, Jackson 33, Laurens
34. Murray 35, Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
39. Walton
not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
county
not prov not prov not prov not prov
county
county not prov authority not prov
county
shared not prov not prov not prov
not prov
private not prov not prov
authority not prov
not prov not prov not prov
authority not prov
not prov not prov county
authority not prov not prov not prov not prov
private private authority private
county county county county county
county county not prov county shared
shared
county county county county county
county county county county county
county
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
county county not prov not prov not prov
private
not prov county county county county
shared shared shared shared county
private
county
county
county county county
authority not prov
authority
shared not prov
county not prov
county county county
county county not prov county county
authority authority authority not prov authority
authority county
shared county county
county authority authority
Population Group D 40, Appling 4t. Ben Hi 11 42. Burke 43. Butts 44. Chattahoochee
45. Chattooga
not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov authority county
not prov not prov not prov
authority county
private authority authority
not prov not prov not prov not prov county
not prov
shared private county county shared
shared
county county county county county
county
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
shared shared shared county not prov
shared
county county county county county
county
private authority authority authority not prov
authority
private county county county not prov
county
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 5.A - 2
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Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table S.A: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
wastewater
county
bridge/
emergency
water
water co 11 ect ion/ fire sheriff's police recreation road
medical
electridty treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
(K)
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Population Group D
46. Crisp
authority not prov not prov not prov county county not prov shared county authority authority
47. Dodge
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov county county authority authority
48. Elbert
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov shared not prov authority county
49. Emanuel
private
county county
authority authority authority
SO. Fannin
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov county county not prov county
51. Grady 52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson
not prov not prov private not prov not prov
not prov authority
county not prov shared
not prov authority
county not prov shared
not prov not prov not prov not prov shared
county county not prov county shared
county county county county county
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
county not prov county county shared
county county county county county
authority not prov not prov authority authority
county not prov
county county private
56. Jones 57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitche 11
61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattna 11 64. Toombs 65. Washington
not prov not prov not prov private
not prov authority not prov not prov not prov
county not prov not prov shared county
not prov county not prov not prov not prov
county not prov not prov shared county
authority not prov not prov
shared county
not prov county
not prov not prov
not prov county not prov not prov not prov
county county
county private
county county shared county county
county county county county county
county county county county county
not prov . not prov not prov county
county county county county shared
not prov not prov not prov county not prov
county county shared shared county
county county county county county
county county county
county
not prov not prov not prov authority authority
authority county county
authority county
authority not prov authority authority authority
county private county county authority
66. Wayne 67. Worth
shared not prov not prov not prov not prov county
county county
not prov
county shared
county authority county county authority county
Population Group E
1994 county Government Catalog
Page 5.A - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.A: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
wastewater
county
bridge/
emergency
water
water co 11 ect ion/ fire sheriff's po lice recreation road
medical
electricity treatment distdbution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
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Population Group E
68. Banks
county
county
county county shared county
69. Berrien
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov authority county not prov county
70. Bleckley
not prov not prov not prov not prov shared county not prov shared county authority private
7t. Brantley
not prov not prov not prov not prov private county
county county not prov county
72. Cook
private not prov not prov not prov county county not prov shared county private county
73. Dade 74. Early
75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 11. Lamar
not prov authority private not prov not prov
authority
not prov
authority not prov not prov
authority not prov
authority not prov not prov
authority
not prov
authority not prov not prov
county county
county county county
county
county county county county
not prov not prov
county not prov not prov
county
shared county shared shared
county county county county county
authority authority private authority not prov
authority
authority county not prov private
78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike
83. Screven 84. Telfair 85. Terre 11 86. Union 87. Wilkes
private not prov private not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov county not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov county not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
shared county not prov
county
shared county county county county
shared county county county county
county county county county county
not prov not prov not prov not prov
shared
county shared authority
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
authority shared shared
authority shared
county county county county county
private authority private not prov not prov
county private county
county private
county county not prov
county county
authority authority not prov authority
authority
county county county authority county
88. Wilkinson
pdvate not prov not prov not prov shared county not prov private county not prov private
Population Group F 89. Atkinson
private not prov not prov not prov county
county not prov not prov county not prov county
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 5.A - 4
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.A: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
wastewater
county
bridge/
emergency
water
water co11 ect ion/ fire sheriff's police recreation road
medical
electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
(K)
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Population Group F
90. Candler
not prov not prov not prov
shared county
shared county authority county
91. Char 1ton
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov county county authority authority
92. Clay
not prov not prov not prov not prov shared county not prov not prov county not prov county
93. Clinch
not prov not prov not prov not prov shared county not prov shared county authority authority
94. Dooly
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov not prov county authority county
95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard 99. Jenkins
authority not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
county not prov
private not prov
county not prov
not prov not prov
county not prov
shared county county shared
county county county county county
not prov county not prov not prov
county authority
county county shared
county county county county county
not prov authority
not prov authority
not prov authority
shared county county
100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion 104. McIntosh
105. Miller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pu1ask i 108. Quitman 109. Randolph
not prov not prov private not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov shared not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov shared not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
shared not prov shared county not prov
shared not prov shared shared county
county county county county county
county county county county county
not prov not prov . not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
shared county county
county
shared shared shared shared shared
county county county county county
county county county county county
private not prov not prov
not prov
private county shared county county
authority not prov authority not prov authority
authority county
authority shared
authority
110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
authority not prov not prov not prov
not prov shared authority not prov
not prov shared authority not prov
not prov not prov
not prov
county county county county
county county county county
not prov not prov
not prov
shared county county shared
county county county county
authority not prov county not prov
county county
county private
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 5.A - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.A: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
wastewater
county
bridge/
emergency
water
water collection/ fire sheriff's po1ice recreation road
medical
electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
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Population Group F
114. Webster
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov shared county not prov not prov county not prov
115. Wheeler
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov not prov county not prov private
116. Wilcox
shared county
county
county
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 5.A - 6
Table 5.A: Services Provided by the County
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Number and percentage of counties directly responsible for the service
wastewater
bridge
emergency
water
water treatment/ fire sheriff's po Iice recreation and road
medical
Number electricity treatment distribution co 11 ect ion protection department department programs maintenance hospital service
Group in group I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
' 's, u', ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ----B-CA---------11-568---------000------ooo-,,,-------561-----,6o-2-,,-------154-----62-52-1,-----.--521-----61-623-,,'------11-116-----611-39s-,,'------11-568----111-000-000-,,,-------512-----a3m-3s-,,------1-281-----ssa-oos-,,,------11-558----11-900-400--,,' ------000------oo0-%,,------1-106-----467-572%-,,-
u, D 28
' E
21
u, F
28
Total 116
0
0 0
o,
o,
0 o,
5 18'
1 s,
1 4l 19 In
5 1a, 1 5, 1 4l 23 20,
3 1
11,
s,
1 4l
13 m
18
28 100,
13 &2, 20 95%
12
27 96'
71 61' 114 98'
2 7'
1 s, 2 1,
19 1&,
14 so, 25 as,
5 24' 20 95,
9 55
32,
,1,
27 110
96, 95,
0 o, 17 61' 0 o, 12 57'
2 n 14 so,
2 2, 66 m
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 5.A - S
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Table 5.B: Services Provided by the County
, ? !'It,.. . .~
How are the following survices provided?
Not prov County Shared Authority Private
Service not provided C~unty provides directly Shared with another city or county Provided by authority Contracted with private supplier
A. Emergency phone (911)
B. Animal control
C. Senior citizens programs
D. Child day care
E. Construction & code enforcement
F. Planning
G. Zoning
H. Health screening services
I. Economic development
J. Cable'I'V
Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.8: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
emergency
senior
construction
health
phone
animal citizen's child
&code
screening economic
(911) control programs day care enforcement planning zoning services development cable TV
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A
1. Bibb
shared county authority not prov county authority authority authority authority private
2. Chatham
county county private not prov county shared shared county shared not prov
3. Cobb
county county county not prov county county county not prov county private
4. Columbus/Muscogee county county county county county county county county county not prov
5. DeKalb
county county private not prov county county county county county county
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
county county county
shared county county
county county county
not prov not prov
private
county county county
county county shared
county county shared
county not prov authority
county county
private private private
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carro 11 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13. Coweta
county county county county county
county county county county county
county not prov county county not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
county county county county county
county county county county county
county county county county county
shared shared county not prov not prov
shared shared county private authority
not prov private private private not prov
14. Fayette 15. Floyd
16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
county
shared county county county
county
shared county county county
private authority
shared county private
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
county shared
shared county county
county shared shared county county
county shared shared county county
shared county shared shared county
county shared shared county
shared
private private not prov
private private
19. Liberty
20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker
county county county county
county
county county county
county county county private
not prov not prov not prov not prov
county county county county
county
county county county
county county county county
county
shared shared private
county shared shared county
not prov private private private
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 5.8 - 1
Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5,8: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
emergency
senior
construction
health
phone
animal citizen's chi Id
&code
screening economic
(911) control programs day care enforcement planning zoning services development cable TV
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group B
23. Whitfield
county shared shared not prov county shared county authority authority not prov
Population Group C 24. Baldwin 25. Barrow 26. Bui loch 27. Catoosa 28. Coffee
county county county county county
county county not prov county not prov
shared county shared county private
not prov not prov not prov
county county county not prov county
county county not prov county private
county not prov county county
county not prov authority
shared
shared county private
not prov not prov private
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
not prov county county county county
not prov county not prov not prov
shared
not prov county
authority county shared
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
county county county county not prov
county county county county not prov
not prov county county county not prov
not prov county not prov county county
authority not prov authority not prov not prov
private private not prov not prov
not prov
34. Hurray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
county
shared not prov county not prov
not prov county private private
county not prov shared private not prov
not prov not prov private not prov not prov
county not prov county county
not prov not prov county county
not prov not prov county county
not prov authority
county not prov
authority not prov shared authority
private private not prov private
39. Walton
county shared private private county county county private authority private
Population Group D 40. Appling
41. Ben Hi 11 42. Burke
county county county
county county not prov
county county county
not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov shared county
not prov shared not prov
not prov private county
county
shared county
not prov private private
1994 County Government catalog
Page 5.B - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.8: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
emergency
senior
construction
health
phone
animal citizen's child
&code
screening economic
(911) control programs day care enforcement planning zoning services development cable TV
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I)
(J)
---------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
43. Butts
county not prov private not prov county county county county authority private
44. Chattahoochee not prov not prov not prov county not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
45. Chattooga
private
private
county private
46. Crisp
shared not prov shared not prov county county county authority shared private
47. Dodge
not prov county not prov not prov county not prov not prov not prov authority not prov
48. Elbert 49. Emanuel
50. Fannin 51. Grady 52. Haralson
county
county county not prov
not prov
shared county county
county
county not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov county county
not prov
not prov county county
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov authority
county private county
private
private not prov private private
53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson 56. Jones 57. Lee
county county county not prov not prov
county county not prov county county
private county county
shared not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
county not prov not prov county county
county private not prov county county
county not prov not prov county county
not prov authority not prov
shared
authority county not prov
private
private not prov private private private
58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell 61. Monroe 62. Oconee
not prov county not prov county county
not prov county not prov county county
county shared not prov private county
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
county county county not prov county
county county county private
county
county not prov not prov county county
not prov county not prov
county
not prov authority
county authority
county
not prov private not prov private private
63. Tattna 11 64. Toombs 65. Washington
not prov county shared
not prov private not prov shared shared authority
not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov authority not prov shared shared not prov authority authority
private private not prov
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 5.8 - 3
Georgia Department of ColTITlunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.8: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
emergency
senior
construction
health
phone
animal citizen's child
&code
screening economic
(911) control programs day care enforcement planning zoning services development cable TV
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F}
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
66, Wayne
shared shared
authority
67. Worth
not prov not prov not prov not prov county county not prov authority not prov
Population Group E
68. Banks 69, Berrien 70. Bleckley 71. Brant 1ey 72. Cook
not prov not prov county not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
private county not prov shared
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov county
county not prov not prov not prov county
county not prov not prov
not prov county
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov authority not prov
county
not prov not prov not prov not prov
73. Dade 74. Early 75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar
county
shared county shared county
not prov county county
shared shared
county private county
shared authority
not prov private county
not prov not prov
not prov not prov county not prov county
not prov not prov county not prov county
not prov not prov county not prov county
shared private private not prov
shared
county authority authority
county
authority
private private
authority private not prov
78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan 80. Pickens
81. Pierce 82. Pike
county not prov county not prov
county
shared not prov county not prov
county county county private county
private
not prov not prov not prov county
county county county county
county county county county county
county not prov county county
private not prov county authority
county
county
shared authority
county
private not prov private private private
83. Screven 84. Telfair
85. Terrel I 86. Union 87. Wilkes
county not prov
county shared shared
shared not prov county
shared shared
shared county
authority county shared
not prov not prov not prov
shared
not prov not prov not prov
county
private not prov authority
county
not prov not prov authority
not prov
county not prov not prov authority shared
authority not prov not prov
shared
not prov not prov not prov
private
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 5.B - 4
Georgis Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.B: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
emergency
senior
construction
health
phone
animal citizen's child
&code
screening economic
(911) control programs day care enforcement planning zoning services development cable TV
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I)
(J)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E
88. Wilkinson
county not prov county not prov not prov not prov not prov private authority private
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler 91. Charlton
92. Clay 93. Clinch
not prov
not prov county not prov not prov
not prov shared not prov not prov shared
county shared not prov private authority
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov county
not prov
not prov shared shared authority
not prov not prov not prov shared authority
county
shared not prov not prov not prov
not prov shared shared county authority
not prov not prov private not prov not prov
94. Dooly 95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard
99. Jenkins 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion
104. McIntosh 105. Miller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman
not prov not prov not prov
county
shared not prov county county
not prov not prov not prov shared not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov shared not prov not prov county
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
shared shared private county county
county county county county
county shared county shared shared
not prov not prov not prov
county
not prov private not prov not prov authority
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
county
not prov not prov county not prov
not prov not prov not prov
county
not prov not prov county not prov
county not prov not prov county not prov
county not prov authority not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
county
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov county not prov
county not prov
county county
county not prov not prov not prov
authority not prov county authority
county not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov authority not prov county
authority not prov private
shared not prov
not prov private not prov
private
not prov not prov private private
private private private not prov not prov
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Table 5.B: Services Provided by the County
By what method are the following services provided?:
emergency
senior
construction
health
phone
animal citizen's child
&code
screening economic
(911) control programs day care enforcement planning zoning services development cable TV
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I)
(J)
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Population Group F
109. Randolph
not prov not prov private not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov authority shared
110. Seminole
not prov not prov county not prov not prov not prov not prov county county private
111. Ta1bot
not prov not prov county not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov private
112. Towns
county county county county
county
county private
113. Treutlen
not prov not prov authority not prov not prov not prov not prov county not prov not prov
114. Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wi 1cox
county not prov
not prov not prov
not prov county private
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov county
not prov not prov shared
not prov not prov
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Table 5,8: Services Provided by the County
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Govern1ent Operations
Number and percentage of counties directly responsible for the service
emergency
senior
construction
health
phone
animal citizen's child
and code
screening economic
Number (911)
control programs day care enforcement planning zoning services development cable TY
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28
6 21' 2 1' 13 46' 2 1' 5 181 4 141 2 1' 8 291 6 21' 0 o,
Total 116
62 531 44 38' 49 421 6 51 58 so, 54 471 45 39' 29 251 29 25, 1 1'
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Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the County:
Amount the county directly funds the following activities:
A. Child care centers B. Family day care C. Before school care D. After school care E. Summer day care
Has the county used any Community Development Block Grants Funds for:
F. Constructing child care centers Yes No
G. Renovating existing child care centers Yes No
Does the county cooperate with any private organizations to provide any of the following services?
L. Pre-kindergarten Yes
M. Before school care Yes
N. After school care Yes
0. Summer day care Yes
Dose the county provide any of the following child care services to it's employees?
H. On-site child care centers Yes
I. Vouchers Yes
J. Child care locator assistance Yes
K. Flexible Benefits (tax deferred) Yes
Georgia Department of COIIIIMlnity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the County
--- Has the county used --- --- Does the county provide any --- ---- Does county cooperate with private ----
Amount of funding by the county for the
CDBG funds for chi Id
child care services to it's employees
organization for:
following social service activities
centers for:
on-site
child care
before after
child care family before after Sllllller
new
existing child care
locator flexible pre- schooI schooI Stmner
centers day care schoo I care schoo I care day care construction renovation centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care
County
W ,~ ~) 00 (E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(k)
(L)
(H)
(N)
(0)
Population Group A 1. Bibb 2. Chath111 3. Cobb 4. ColtJnbus/Huscogee 5. DeKalb
103,740
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6. Fulton _1. Gwinnett
8. RiclllKlnd
144,000 30,000
0 ,000 86,000 Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group B
9. Bartow
10. Carroll
Yes
11. Cherokee
12. ColtJnbia
13. Coweta
14. Fayette
15. Floyd
16. Hall
17. Henry
18. Houston
Yes
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. SpaIding 22. walker 23. Whitfield
1994 County Govermient catalog
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Georgia Department of Comnunity Affairs
tm Survey of County Govermient Operations
Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the County
--- Has the county used --- --- Does the county provide any --- ---- Does county cooperate with private ----
Amount of funding by the county for the
a>BG funds for chi Id
child care services to it's employees
organization for:
following social service activities
centers for:
on-site
child care
before after
child care fily before after Slll'lller
new
existing child care
locator flexible pre- schooI schooI SIJllller
centers day care school care school care day care construct ion renovation centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
(N)
(0)
Population Group C 24. Baldwin 25. Barrow 26. Bulloch 27. Catoosa 28. Coffee
Yes
Yes
Yes
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersh111 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
34. Hurray
Yes
35. Polk
36. Sllllter
10,000
37. Thanas
38. Tift
39. Walton
PopuIation Group D
40. Appling
41. Ben Hill
42. Burke
43. Butts
7,200
. Chattahoochee
31,917
Yes
45. Chattooga
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Georgia Department of Calllllnity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the County
--- Has the county used --- --- Does the county provide any --- ---- Does county cooperate with private ----
Alllount of funding by the county for the
CDBG funds for child
chi Id care services to it's employees
organization for:
following social service activities
centers for:
on-site
chi Id care
before after
child care f11ily before after Sllllller
nll'II
existing child care
locator flexible pre- schooI schoo1 Sllllllel'
centers day care school care school care day care construct ion renovation centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(If)
(N)
(0)
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46. Crisp
47. Dodge
48. Elbert 49. Ellanuel 50. Fannin
Yes
Yes
4,200
51. Grady 52. Haralson 53, Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson
56. Jones
57. Lee
58. lfadison
59. lfclluffie
60. lfitchell
Yes
61. lfonroe
Yes
62. Oconee
Yes
63. Tattnall
64. TOOllbs
65. lash ington
66. Wayne 67. Worth
Population Group E
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction ............................................................................. i
How to Use This Catalog (see note below) .............................. ii Alphabetical Index to Counties ............................................... iii
Section 1: Form of Government ......................................... 1 Section 2: Financial Management Practices .................... 2 Section 3: Electronic Data Processing ............................... 3 Section 4: Personnel Management Practices .................... 4 Section 5: Services Provided by the County ..................... 5 Section 6: Public Facilities Provided by the County ........ 6 Section 7: Public Safety ..................................................... 7 Section 8: Authorities, Boards, and Commissions ............ 8 Section 9: Economic Development Activities .................... 9 Section 10: Codes, Ordinances, and Regulations ............. 10 Section 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures .................... 11 Section 12: Subdivisions Regulations ................................ 12 Section 13: Mobile Home/Manufactured Housing ............ 13
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Department of Community Affairs acknowledges and thanks The Carl Vinson Institute of Government for assistance in the areas of survey design and computer programming and data processing.
Note: The sections listed above are numbered according to tables. Each section is paginated separately.
If you are disabled and would like to have this publication in an alternative format, please contact the Department of Community Affairs at (404) 656-5527 or (800) 651-7954
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
County
airport (A)
multipurpose center
(B)
civic center (C)
day care center (D)
senior
citizen's
ja i 1 work camp center
(E)
( F)
(G)
Population Group F 115. Wheeler 116. Wilcox
co auth cooper cooper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper co aper
not prov cooper not prov not prov
bicycle ~ikinq/ joqqinq tra i 1s
(H)
not rrov :iot r:irov
qolf ro 1.1rsr:
( I1
not pro1 not pr0v
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Page 6.A - 6
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1990 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the County
Number of counties directly providing or operating facilities:
bicycle
multi-
senior
hik inq/
purpose
day care
citizen's joqg inq
cwlf
Number
airport
center civic center center
jail
work camp
center
tra i 1s
cours'
Group in group It
% It
% It
% It
% It
% It
% It
% lt
% It
%
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
4 50%
6 75%
2 25%
2 25%
7 88%
4 50%
5 62%
6 75%
2 25%
B
15
2 13%
2 13%
1 7%
0 0% 13 87%
6 40%
6 40%
7 47%
0 0%
C
16
1 6% 2 12% 0 0% 0 0% 15 94% 5 31% 5 31% 0 0% 1 6%
D
28
3 11%
5 18%
1 4%
1 4% 24 86%
3 11% 11 39%
4 14%
0 0%
E
21
5 24%
4 19%
2 10%
1 5% 20 95%
3 14% 10 48%
2 10%
1 5%
F
28
3 11%
4 14%
1 4%
2 7% 19 68%
2 7% 11 39%
1 4%
0 0%
Total 116
18 16% 23 20% 7 6% 6 5% 98 84% 23 20% 48 41% 20 17% 4 3%
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Table 6.B: Public Facilities Provided by the County:
Private Co auth Co operate Joint auth Joint oper
Agreement with private company County authority County operated Joint city/county authority Joint city/county operation
A. Playgrounds/equipment
B. Outdoor playing fields
C. Parks
D. Recreation center
E. Stadium
F. Swimming pools
G. Hospitals
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Table 6,B: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
outdoor
playgrounds/ playing
recreation
swinming
equipment fields parks
center stadium pools hospitals
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
joint oper joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov joint oper co auth
2. Chatham
cooper cooper cooper not prov cooper not prov not prov
3. Cobb
cooper cooper cooper cooper not prov co oper co auth
4. Columbus/Muscogee cooper cooper cooper cooper cooper cooper co auth
5. DeKalb
cooper cooper cooper cooper
cooper
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
cooper cooper cooper
cooper cooper cooper
cooper cooper cooper
cooper cooper cooper
joint auth cooper not prov cooper joint oper cooper
joint auth co auth co auth
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carroll 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13. Coweta
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
not prov cooper cooper
cooper not prov
cooper cooper cooper cooper cooper
cooper cooper cooper cooper cooper
not prov not prov not prov cooper cooper
cooper not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
joint oper
not prov joint auth co auth not prov
not prov
cooper joint auth cooper cooper joint oper
cooper joint auth
cooper cooper joint oper
cooper joint auth cooper cooper joint oper
cooper joint auth cooper cooper joint oper
not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov
not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov
co auth joint auth co auth co auth
cooper cooper cooper
not prov not prov
cooper cooper cooper not prov cooper
cooper cooper cooper
not prov cooper
not prov cooper cooper not prov co oper
not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov
cooper cooper
not prov not prov not prov
co auth co auth private
co auth co auth
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.8: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
outdoor
playgrounds/ playing
recreation
swimming
equipment fields parks
center stadium pools hospitals
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
cooper cooper cooper cooper
.cooper joint auth
25. Barrow
not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov not prov not prov
26. Bulloch
not prov joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov joint oper co auth
27. Catoosa
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov co auth
28. Coffee
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov co auth
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov
not prov cooper cooper cooper not prov
not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
co auth not prov
co auth joint auth not prov
34. Hurray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
joint oper not prov not prov
joint oper cooper
joint oper not prov joint auth joint oper
cooper
not prov not prov joint oper cooper
not prov not prov
joint oper not prov
not prov not prov joint auth joint oper
not prov
joint oper not prov
joint auth joint oper cooper
joint auth private co auth
39. Walton
joint oper joint oper
co auth
Population Group D 40. Appling
41. Ben Hi 11 42. Burke 43. Butts 44. Chattahoochee
not prov joint oper cooper not prov not prov
joint auth joint oper cooper cooper not prov
not prov joint oper cooper cooper not prov
joint auth cooper not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
joint auth joint oper cooper not prov not prov
co auth private co auth co auth not prov
45. Chattooga
joint oper joint oper not prov not prov not prov not prov co auth
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Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.8: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
outdoor
playgrounds/ playing
recreation
swinvning
equipment fields parks
center stadium pools hospitals
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
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Population Group D
46. Crisp
not prov joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov joint oper co auth
47. Dodge
not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov not prov co auth
48. Elbert
joint oper joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov joint oper co auth
49. Emanuel
joint oper
co auth
SO. Fannin
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
51. Grady 52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson
not prov not prov private cooper joint oper
co oper not prov cooper cooper joint oper
cooper not prov private cooper not prov
not prov private cooper cooper
not prov not prov private not prov not prov
not prov not prov private not prov not prov
co auth not prov private
co auth joint auth
56. Jones 57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchel 1
cooper not prov private joint oper not prov
cooper cooper private joint oper joint auth
not prov private joint oper not prov
cooper not prov private not prov not prov
not prov private not prov joint auth
not prov private not prov not prov
not prov
co auth co auth
61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattnall 64. Toombs 65. Washington
co auth cooper
not prov joint auth
co auth cooper joint auth joint auth
private
co auth cooper not prov joint auth
not prov cooper not prov joint auth
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov cooper
co auth not prov co auth co auth
co auth
66. Wayne 67. Worth
cooper cooper cooper
cooper
not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov co auth
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Georgia Department of C011111unity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.8: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
outdoor
playgrounds/ playing
recreation
swimming
equipment fields parks
center stadium pools hospitals
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
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Population Group E
68. Banks
cooper
69. Berrien
not prov co auth not prov
not prov not prov
70. Bleckley
joint oper joint oper not prov joint oper not prov not prov private
71. Brant Iey
not prov cooper
not prov not prov not prov not prov
72. Cook
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov private
73. Dade 74. Early 75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar
cooper not prov cooper cooper joint auth
cooper joint oper cooper joint oper cooper
cooper not prov
cooper cooper not prov
not prov cooper not prov cooper
not prov
not prov not prov
joint oper joint oper cooper joint oper not prov
co auth co auth private
co auth not prov
78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan 80. Pickens
81. Pierce 82. Pike
cooper
joint auth not prov joint oper not prov
cooper joint auth cooper joint oper
co auth
private joint auth cooper joint oper
not prov
not prov joint auth not prov cooper not prov
not prov private not prov joint auth not prov cooper not prov not prov
not prov not prov
private
co auth private not prov not prov
83. Screven 84. Telfair 85. Terrel 1 86. Union 87. Wilkes
joint auth not prov not prov
joint auth
joint auth not prov joint auth co auth joint auth
joint auth not prov
not prov co auth joint auth
joint auth not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
joint auth not prov not prov
co auth joint auth
co auth not prov not prov
co auth
88. Wilkinson
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
Population Group F 89. Atkinson
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
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Table 6.8: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
outdoor
playgrounds/ playing
recreation
swinming
equipment fields parks
center stadium pools hospitals
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
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Population Group F
90. Candler
private joint auth private private private joint auth co auth
91. Charlton
cooper cooper cooper not prov not prov not prov co auth
92. Clay
not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov not prov not prov
93. Clinch
not prov joint auth joint auth not prov not prov not prov co auth
94. Dooly
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov co auth
95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard 99. Jenkins
not prov
not prov cooper not prov
cooper co auth cooper cooper joint oper
not prov co auth not prov cooper not prov
not prov
co auth not prov cooper not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov co auth not prov not prov co auth
100. Lanier 101. Linea ln 102. Long
103. Marion
104. McIntosh
joint oper joint oper not prov cooper cooper not prov joint auth co auth joint auth not prov
cooper cooper cooper not prov
not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov
not prov
private not prov not prov
not prov
105. Mi lier
106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman 109. Randolph
not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov
not prov joint oper joint oper joint oper
co auth
joint oper not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov
joint oper joint oper not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
co auth
110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
joint oper joint oper joint oper joint oper cooper cooper cooper not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov joint oper joint oper not prov not prov
co auth not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
private not prov cooper not prov
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.B: Public Facilities Provided by the County
County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
outdoor
playgrounds/ playing
recreation
equipment fields parks
center
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
stadium
(E)
Population Group F 114. Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wilcox
not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov cooper not prov
not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
swimming
pools hospitals
(F)
(G)
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
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Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.B: Public Facilities Provided by the County
Number of counties directly providing or operating facilities:
playgrounds/ playing
recreation
swimning
Number equipment
fields
parks
center
stadium
pools
hospitals
Group in group # % # % # % # % # % # % # %
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
7 88% 7 88% 7 88% 6 75% 2 25% 6 75% 0 0%
B
15
9 60% 12 80% 12 80% 8 53% 1 7% 2 13% 0 0%
C
16
2 12% 3 19% 6 38% 2 12% 0 0% 2 12% 0 0%
D
28
4 14% 9 32% 6 21% 6 21% 0 0% 3 11% 0 0%
E
21
4 19% 7 33% 4 19% 3 14% 0 0% 2 10% 0 0%
F
28
4 14% 8 29% 7 25% 1 4% 0 0% 0 0% 1 4%
Total 116
30 26% 46 40% 42 36% 26 22% 3 3% 15 13% 1 1%
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Table 7.A: Public Safety - Law Enforcement
A. Police:
In addition to the sheriff's department, does
the county also operate a county police
department?
Yes
No
B. Policies and Procedures:
Does the county police department have
policies and procedures manuals governing the
operations ofthe department?
Yes
No
C. Jail:
Does the county operate a jail, not a holding
area, but a facility where prisoners are
detained for longer than eight hours?
Yes
No
D. Jail Bed Spaces: If the county operates a jail, how many bed spaces does it have? Number of spaces
Number of Cells in Jail by Type: E. Single cells F. Double cells G. Isolation cells H. Multi-occupancy cells I. Total number of bed spaces in multi-occupancy cell J. Infirmary cells
K. Are county law enforcement officers allowed
to make arrests before they are POST
certified?
Yes
No
L. Are handguns issued to sworn law
enforcement personnel?
Yes
No
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Table 1.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)
County
Does county Does departent
operate hae po Iicies Does county
a police and procedures operate
department? 111anual? a ja ii?
(A)
(8)
(C)
If so, number of bed spaces in jai 1?
(D)
single cells (E)
--- Number of units in jail by type: ---
total number of
11ulti- bed spaces
double isolation occupancy in multi-
cells cells cells occupancy
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
infirmary cells
(J)
Officers
aII owed to Handguns
make arrests issued to
before POST sworn
certified? personnel?
(K)
(L)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
No
Yes
585
333
0
31
10
252
3 No
Yes
2. Chatha 3. Cobb
Yes
Yes
Yes
1,22(
448
216
3
20
320
9 No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6U
80
30(
24
304
608
6 No
Yes
4. Colu1bus/Huscogee Yes
Yes
Yes
682
1
5
19
46
646
0
No
Yes
5. DeKalb
Yes
Yes
Yes
1,319
11
0
5
59 1,237
0 No
Yes
6. Fulton T. Gwinnett 8. Richtond
Yes
Yes
Yes
2,322
390
918
0
16
16
44
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
1,312
552
226
0
20
0
12
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
340
140
100
0
6
0
4 Yes
Yes
Population Group B
9. Bartow
No
Yes
400
0
64
3
50
331
2 No
No
10. Carro 11
No
Yes
136
0
28
2
1
8
0 Yes
Yes
11. Cherokee
Yes
No
Yes
125
0
48
3
2
26
0
No
Yes
12. Columbia
No
Yes
u
4
20
0
20
40
0
No
Yes
13. Coweta
No
Yes
231
0
0
0
0
231
0
No
Yes
U. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 11. Henry 18. Houston
No
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
253
0
88
8
2
64
1
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
489
1
12
3
24
144
0
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
m
0
68
5
0
3
0
No
Yes
No
Yes
150
I
8
9
13
132
0
No
Yes
19. liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. walker 23. Whitfield
No
Yes
60
0
6
1
5
22
0 Yes
Yes
No
Yes
112
0
65
1
16
32
0
No
Yes
No
Yes
158
0
19
2
0
0
0
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
85
6
64
6
70
88
0
No
Yes
No
Yes
124
0
16
4
22
126
0
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page T.A - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.A: Public Safety (law Enforcement)
County
Does county Does department
operate hae policies Does county
a police and procedures operate
department? manual? a ja ii?
(A)
(8)
(C)
If so, number of bed spaces in jail?
(0)
single cells (E)
--- Number of units in jail by type: ---
total number of
multi- bed spaces
double isolation occupancy in multi-
cells eel ls eel ls occupancy
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
infirmary eel ls (J)
Officers
allowed to Handguns
make arrests issued to
before POST sworn
certified? personnel?
(K)
(L)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
No
25. Barrow
No
26. Bulloch
No
27. Catoosa
No
28. Coffee
No
Yes
108
1
2
1
12
100
0 Yes
Yes
Yes
96
8
96
8
0
0
2 No
No
Yes
108
53
46
4
1
5
0 No
Yes
Yes
76
4
0
4
22
66
0 No
Yes
Yes
160
4
2
2
9
146
4 No
No
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersh111 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
No
Yes
175
24
16
4
12
104
1 No
Yes
No
No
Yes
64
4
0
0
6
60
0 No
No
No
Yes
42
0
17
0
1
8
0 No
No
No
Yes
129
1
26
3
4
76
0 No
No
No
Yes
224
3
0
16
16
192
2
Yes
Yes
34. Hurray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
No
Yes
80
2
4
2
7
70
1 No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
136
2
40
1
4
40
1 No
Yes
No
Yes
55
0
0
1
2
48
0 No
Yes
No
Yes
240
0
120
14
0
0
2 Yes
No
No
Yes
120
0
2
0
19
116
0 No
Yes
39. lalton
No
Yes
112
32
0
2
8
48
No
Yes
Population Group D
40. Appling
No
41. Ben Hill
No
42. Burke
No
43. Butts
No
44. Chattahoochee
No
Yes
36
0
2
0
4
32
o.
No
Yes
Yes
25
0
2
0
1
21
0
No
No
Yes
96
67
9
12
1
18
2
No
Yes
Yes
52
0
0
1
7
52
0 No
Yes
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 No
No
45. Chattooga
No
Yes
47
3
24
3
0
0
3
No
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.A - 2
Georgia Depart111ent of Co111111unity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.A: Public Safety (law Enforcement)
--- Number of units in jail by type: ---
Officers
Does county Does department
If so,
operate hae policies Does county number of
a police and procedures operate bed spaces single
total number of
allowed to Handguns
111ulti- bed spaces
make arrests issued to
double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn
department? 11anual? a ja i1? in jail? eel ls cells cells cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(l)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
46. Crisp
No
Yes
128
0
8
3
u
8
0 No
No
47. Dodge
No
48. Elbert
No
Yes
56
0
0
0
12
56
0 Yes
Yes
Yes
48
2
u
2
0
0
0 No
No
O. E1anuel
No
Yes
32
2
0
2
3
28
0 No
No
50. Fannin
No
Yes
Yes
24
0
2
0
4
20
0 No
No
51. Grady 52. Hara Ison 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson
No
Yes
75
2
1
1
10
70
0 No
Yes
No
Yes
60
4
28
2
6
28
2 No
No
No
Yes
100
4
40
2
1
16
1 No
Yes
No
Yes
52
0
0
0
12
48
1 Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
72
1
0
1
10
72
1 Yes
Yes
56. Jones 57. lee 58. Hadison 59. HcDuffie 60. Hitchell
No
Yes
36
1
5
0
0
0
1 No
Yes
No
Yes
23
1
3
0
2
16
0 No
Yes
No
Yes
16
0
5
0
1
6
0
No
No
No
Yes
53
0
5
0
11
34
0
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
55
0
0
1
2
50
0
No
No
61. Honroe
No
62. Oconee
No
63. Tattna 11
No
64. Toombs
No
65. lashington
No
66. layne
No
67. Worth
No
Yes
52
Yes
32
Yes
28
Yes
128
Yes
45
Yes
52
Yes
76
0
0
1
10
0
10
4
12
5
5
8
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
8
2
1
10
4
4
35
5
0
0
2
5
u
0
18
72
0
No
Yes
0
No
No
0
No
Yes
2
No
No
0
No
Yes
0 Yes
No
0
No
Yes
Population Group E
1994 County Governent Catalog
Page 7.A - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcuent)
County
Does county Does depart11ent
operate hae policies Does county
a pol ice and procedures operate
department? 111anua I? a ja ii?
(A)
(8)
(C)
If so, number of bed spaces in jail?
(D)
single eel Is (E)
--- Number of units in jail by type: ---
Officers
total number of
aIlowed to Handguns
mu1t i- bed spaces
make arrests issued to
double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn
eel Is cells cells occupancy eel ls certified? personnel?
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E
68. Banks
No
Yes
18
0
1
1
0
0
0
No
Yes
69. Berrien
No
Yes
28
0
0
1
3
8
0 No
No
70. Bleckley
No
Yes
50
0
11
0
1
22
0 No
Yes
71. Brant Iey
No
Yes
19
2
2
0
3
13
0
No
No
72, Cook
No
Yes
31
5
2
1
2
12
0
No
Yes
73. Dade
No
74. Early
No
75. Gil er
No
76. Jeff Davis
No
11. Laar
No
Yes
72
1
0
1
26
78
1 No
Yes
Yes
66
4
0
4
1
10
4 Yes
Yes
Yes
40
0
0
3
4
15
0 No
Yes
Yes
60
0
0
2
17
3
0 No
No
Yes
87
3
2
0
10
80
0 Yes
Yes
78. Lumpkin
No
79, Horgan
No
80. Pickens
No
81. Pierce
No
82. Pike
No
Yes
48
Yes
120
Yes
43
Yes
34
Yes
24
1
4
1
2
38
0
1
5
9
120
0
0
3
. 10
40
0
0
0
4
34
0
0
0
4
36
0 No
No
0 No
No
0
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
No
0 Yes
Yes
83. Screven
No
84. Telfair
No
85. Terrel I
No
86. Union
No
87. Ii lkes
No
Yes
24
0
2
0
5
4
0 No
Yes
Yes
28
0
1
0
4
8
0 No
No
Yes
44
0
0
0
6
44
0 No
Yes
Yes
34
0
11
0
2
6
0 Yes
Yes
Yes
46
0
3
1
4
10
0 No
Yes
88. Ii lk inson
No
Yes
12
0
2
0
8
0 No
Yes
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
No
Yes
18
0
0
2
16
0 No
Yes
1994 County Governent Catalog
Page 7.A - 4
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Georgia Oepart1ent of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Governent Operations
Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)
--- Number of units in jail by type: ---
Officers
Does county Does depart111ent
If so,
total number of
aII owed to Handguns
operate hae policies Does county number of a po lice and procedures operate bed spaces single
multi- bed spaces
make arrests issued to
double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn
depart ent?
anual?
a jail? in jail? cells
eel ls
eel Is
cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F
90. Candler
Yes
Yes
Yes
15
1
1
0
0
0
0 No
No
91. Char Iton
No
92, Clay
No
93. Clinch
No
U. Dooly
No
Yes
24
0
0
0
3
8
0 Yes
Yes
Yes
20
0
0
0
3
20
0 No
Yes
Yes
6
4
1
0
0
0
0 No
Yes
37
1
10
0
4
4
0
No
Yes
95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98, Heard 99, Jenkins
100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102, Long 103. Narion 104. Nclntosh
105. Niller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quit111an 109. Randolph
110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113, Treutlen
No
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 No
No
No
Yes
28
0
14
0
0
0
0
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 No
Yes
No
Yes
32
0
2
1
24
4
0
No
No
No
Yes
30
30
0
0
0
0
0 No
Yes
No
Yes
10
0
0
0
2
10
0 No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
82
8
0
1
1
H
0 No
Yes
No
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
Yes
No
Yes
22
12
5
0
0
0
0 No
No
No
Yes
20
0
0
0
4
20
0 Yes
Yes
No
Yes
27
0
2
0
6
26
0 No
No
No
Yes
16
1
0
0
1
15
0 No
No
No
Yes
28
0
3
0
2
16
0 Yes
Yes
No
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
o. No
Yes
No
Yes
32
0
32
0
0
0
0 No
Yes
No
Yes
28
10
4
0
10
40
0 No
Yes
No
Yes
22
2
0
1
0
22
0 No
Yes
No
Yes
40
0
0
0
0
40
0 No
No
No
Yes
18
2
0
0
2
16
0 No
Yes
1994 County Govern1ent Catalog
Page 7.A - 5
Georgia Department of Co111t1unity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table T.A: Public Safety (law Enforce1ent)
County
Does county Does department
operate hae policies Does county
a pol ice and procedures operate
department? 1111nual? I ja ii?
(A)
(B)
(C)
If so, number of bed spaces
in jail? (D)
single eel ls (E)
--- Number of units in jail by type: ---
Officers
total number of
allowed to Handguns
multi- bed spaces
make arrests issued to
double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn
cells cells cells occupancy eel ls certified? personnel?
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
Population Group F
114. Webster
No
115. Wheeler
No
116. Wilcox
No
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
Yes
Yes
12
1
5
1
0
0
0
No
No
Yes
16
0
8
l
0
0
0
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page T.A - 6
Georgia Departent of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcnent)
N111ber Group in group
A
8
8
15
C 16
0
28
E 21
F
28
Total 116
Nuber Nuaber with
operating po Iicies and
pol ice procedures
* depart ent
11anuals
I 'I '
6 15, 7 BBS
5 33S 4 21,
1 6' 1 6'
1 0
3
1o41S,,
2 0
o1,'
3 11'
16 14S 17 15,
Number Average
operating number of
county jail bed spaces
' I
in jail
8 100, 1,058
15 100, 186
16 100, 120
27 96'
55
21 100,
44
24 86'
25
111 96S
146
single cells
253 1 9 4 1
3
20
---- Average number of units in jail: ---bed spaces
multi- in multidouble isolation occupancy occupancy infirmary cells cells cells cells cells
221
17
60
385
10
42
4
15
84
0
23
4
8
67
1
8
2
5
27
0
2
1
6
31
0
3
0
2
12
0
27
3
10
62
1
Number allowing
officers to make Number issuing
arrests before handguns to
POST certified sworn personnel
I S''
1 m 2 m
8 100,
12 ao,
3 19S 4 141
10 62S 16 57'
6 29' 4 14S
20 m
14 67' 16 57S 76 66'
t - In addition to Sheriff's departaent
1994 County Information Catalog
Page7.A-S
Georgia Department of Comnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)
Average number Number using
of fire volunteers for
Number stations fire suppression
Group in group operated
t
'
A
8
14
B
15
7
C
16
7
0
28
6
E
21
5
F
28
2
Total 116
6
0 11
7o3,,
16 100,
23 a2,
18
86fC
22 90
79,
1a,
Number with
all volunteer fire department
t
'
0 1
o, 1,
9
56fC
17 16 21 64
n6t,,
1s, ss,
Average number of suppression personnel on duty per shift
80 12 1 3 0 1 8
Number with fire suppression personnel
performing EHT duties
I
'
4
so,
7
47,
5
31'
8
29,
3
14,
6
21,
33
2a,
Number having mutual aid agreements with
other governments
I
'
6 13
1s, a1,
13
a1,
19
68,
18 16 85
86,
s1, 13,
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 7.B - S
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Table 7.B: Public Safety - Fire Services
' ~-;,,,_:;; ,?
A. Number of Fire Stations: How many fire stations does the county operate? Number
B. Volunteers:
Are volunteers used by the county fire department for suppression duties?
Yes
No
C. Area of Coverage: What is the department's area of coverage in square miles? Number
D. Number of Suppression Personnel: How many suppression personnel are on duty per shift? Number
E. EMT Duties:
Do suppression personnel perform EMT duties?
Yes
No
F. Mutual Aid Agreements:
Does the county have mutual aid agreements with other governments?
Yes
No
Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)
Number of
Number of
Does county have
fire stations Are volunteers Is fire department suppression Do suppression
mutual aid
operated by
used for
an all volunteer personnel on personnel perform agreements with
county: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EHT duties?
other governments?
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A
1. Bibb
0
0
2. Chatham
0
0
3. Cobb
25
No
No
14
Yes
Yes
4. Columbus/Muscogee
12
No
No
250
No
Yes
5. DeKalb
24
No
No
167
Yes
Yes
6. Fulton
17
No
No
81
Yes
Yes
7. Gwinnett
19
No
No
80
Yes
Yes
8. Richmond
12
No
No
51
No
Yes
Population Group B
9. Bartow
12
Yes
No
14
Yes
Yes
10. Carro 11
11
Yes
No
11
No
Yes
11. Cherokee
16
Yes
No
10
Yes
Yes
12. Columbia
5
Yes
No
10
No
No
13. Coweta
12
Yes
No
18
No
Yes
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Ha 11 17. Henry 18. Houston
8
Yes
No
18
Yes
Yes
3
No
No
4
Yes
Yes
8
No
No
56
Yes
Yes
6
Yes
No
0
Yes
8
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
19. Liberty
0
0
20. Rockdale
6
No
No
21
Yes
Yes
21. Spalding
5
Yes
No
15
No
Yes
22. Walker
0
Yes
No
0
Yes
. 23. Whitfield
9
Yes
No
8
Yes
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.B - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)
Number of
Number of
Does county have
fire stations Are volunteers Is fire department suppression Do suppression
mutual aid
operated by
used for
an all volunteer personnel on personnel perform agreements with
county: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?
other governments?
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
6
Yes
No
3
No
Yes
25. Barrow
5
Yes
No
5
Yes
Yes
26. Bulloch
8
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
No
27. Catoosa
5
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
28. Coffee
9
Yes
No
1
Yes
Yes
29. Decatur
1
Yes
No
4
Yes
Yes
30. Forsyth
12
Yes
No
0
Yes
Yes
31 . Habersham
6
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
32. Jackson
11
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
33. Laurens
11
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
34. Murray
5
Yes
No
7
No
Yes
35. Polk
8
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
36. Sumter
3
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
37. Thomas
12
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
38. Tift
6
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
39. Walton
7
Yes
No
2
No
Yes
Population Group D
40. Appling
9
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
41. Ben Hill
6
Yes
Yes
28
No
No
42. Burke
12
Yes
No
30
Yes
Yes
43. Butts
0
Yes
No
1
Yes
Yes
44. Chattahoochee
1
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
45. Chattooga
6
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
46. Crisp
5
Yes
No
6
Yes
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.8 - 2
~~1:~.:
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jL,
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.B: Public Safety (Fire Protection)
Number of
Number of
Does county have
fire stations Are volunteers Is fire department suppression Do suppression
mutual aid
operated by
used for
an all volunteer personnel on personnel perform agreements with
county: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?
other governments?
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
47. Dodge
8
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
48. Elbert
8
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
49. Emanuel
12
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
50. Fannin
5
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
Yes
51. Grady
9
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
52. Haralson
9
Yes
No
1
No
No
53. Harris
0
No
Yes
0
No
No
54. Hart
8
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
55, Jefferson
0
0
Yes
56. Jones
7
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
Yes
57. Lee
7
Yes
Yes
15
No
Yes
58. Madison
0
0
59. McDuffie
6
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
60. Mitchell
6
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
61. Monroe
10
Yes
No
2
Yes
Yes
62. Oconee
7
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
63. Tattnall
0
0
Yes
64. Toombs
6
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
Yes
65. Washington
0
0
No
66. Wayne
8
Yes
No
2
No
Yes
67. Worth
13
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Population Group E
68, Banks
10
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
69. Berrien
2
Yes
Yes
1
Yes
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.B - 3
Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.B: Public Safety (Fire Protection)
Number of
Number of
Does county have
fire stations Are volunteers Is fire department suppression Do suppression
mutual aid
operated by
used for
an all volunteer personnel on personnel perform agreements with
county: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?
other governments?
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
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Population Group E
70. Bleckley
5
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
7t. Brant Iey
7
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
72. Cook
5
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
73. Dade
6
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
74. Early
10
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
75. Gilmer
6
Yes
No
4
Yes
Yes
76. Jeff Davis
5
No
No
2
No
Yes
77. Lamar
4
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
78. Lumpkin
2
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
79. Horgan
8
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
80. Pickens
10
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
81. Pierce
7
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
82. Pike
3
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
83. Screven
0
0
Yes
84. Telfair
1
Yes
Yes
1
No
Yes
85. Terrell
1
No
No
5
No
Yes
86, Union
5
Yes
No
2
Yes
Yes
87. Wilkes
8
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
88. Wilkinson
0
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
Population Group F
89. Atk foson
1
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
90. Candler
1
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
9t. Char Iton
5
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
92, Clay
3
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
93. Cl inch
0
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.B - 4
Georgia Department of Co11111unity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)
Number of
Number of
Does county have
fire stat ions Are volunteers Is fire department suppression Do suppression
mutual aid
operated by
used for
an al 1 volunteer personnel on personnel perform agreements with
county: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?
other governments?
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
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Population Group F
94. Dooly
7
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
95. Echols
2
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
96. Evans
0
0
97. Glascock
1
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
98. Heard
8
Yes
No
8
Yes
No
99. Jenkins 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion
0
0
4
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
0
No
No
1
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
Yes
1
Yes
Yes
2
No
No
104. McIntosh
6
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
105. Hiller
3
Yes
Yes
38
No
Yes
106. Oglethorpe
0
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
107. Pulaski
0
0
108. Quitman
2
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
109. Randolph
1
Yes
Yes
1
Yes
Yes
110. Seminole
0
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
111. Ta Ibot
5
Yes
Yes
0
No
Yes
112. Towns
5
Yes
No
0
No
No
113. Treutlen
5
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
Yes
114. Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wilcox
1
Yes
Yes
0
Yes
Yes
2
Yes
Yes
0
No
No
0
0
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.8 - 5
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Table 7.C: Public Safety (General)
A Does the county add the additional 10% fee authorized by the Jail Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines? Yes No
B. If the county collects the above fee, what is the amount collected in court fees by the county during its most recent complete fiscal year? Amount
C. If the county collects the above fee, how much of this amount was used for training during its most recent complete fiscal year? Yes No
D. If the county pays public safety employees overtime as required by Fair Labor Standards Act, what was the amount spent on overtime pay during the past fiscal year? Amount
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The County Government Information Catalog: 1994
The County Government Information Catalog: 1994 is comprehensive guide to the organization and operations of Georgia's county governments. The Catalog is the only document of its kind, providing data collected directly from county governments about their form of government, administrative structure, financial and personnel management practices, use of computers, services provided, ordinances regulating zoning, subdivisions, manufactured housing and other development functions, as well as other service and regulatory functions ofcounty government.
The data was collected through a survey prepared by the Department of Community Affairs and administered to every county in the state with the assistance of the 17 regional development centers. The data was collected in 1994 and represents the situation in the counties surveyed as of March 4, 1994.
The survey forms were hand-checked by DCA staff, then entered into electronic format by the staff of the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, University of Georgia. The information was checked for accuracy at each point in this process, including being subjected to an edit routine. However, in some cases, errors may have slipped by and users are requested to notify the Department of Community Affairs (404) 656-5527 if any errors are noted in this document.
The revised 1994 Catalog updates the 1993 County Government Information Catalog. As a result of new items and sections being added to the 1994 survey, material in
this catalog varies slightly from the previous 1993 version. Information on 116 of the 159 counties in the state is included in the Catalog. Forty-three counties did not participate in the survey.
Elected officials, administrators, RDC staffs and others will find the Catalog useful in providing comprehensive information about general county government operations in Georgia. While providing information on specific subjects such as form of government or services provided by the city, the Catalog has been prepared for the primary purpose of identifying general patterns of county government operations (i.e. in presenting the ''big picture").
Due to the large variety of local conditions and characteristics of the counties participating in the survey, individual responses to specific survey questions cannot always be consistently uniform. 'lb illustrate, the county clerk may actually perform numerous functions, perhaps resulting in the person responding to the survey listing three or four employees for the three or four functions performed by the clerk. Hence, users of the data in the Catalog should exercise caution in drawing inferences from the specific data items. Instead, data in an aggregated form, especially for specific population groups, may very well provide a more accurate picture of any particular operation or service provided.
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions
Type of authority, board or commission present:
family/
downtown ch i1 dren
indust
so Iid
water &
airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(M)
(N)
(ol
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Population Group E
68. Banks 69. Berrien 70. Bleckley 71. Brant Iey 72. Cook
none none
bonds
bonds
joint joint none none joint joint joint none none joint none none none none
none none
none none
none none
none none none none
none none joint joint none joint joint none none joint none joint none none
depend
depend
joint
73. Dade 74. Early 75. Gi Imer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar
78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike
83. Screven 84. Telfair 85. Terrell 86. Union 87. Wilkes
88. Wilkinson
depend
depend depend
bonds
depend none depend joint
depend joint joint joint joint none none none none bonds
none none none depend none joint joint joint none joint joint none joint
bonds joint
joint
none none depend depend
joint joint joint depend joint
depend
depend
depend
depend
depend
depend
depend
bonds bonds
bonds joint bonds bonds bonds
depend
bonds
depend bonds bonds depend none bonds depend depend none depend none none depend none none
none none depend depend none depend joint joint joint joint none depend none none
none none none none none none none none none bonds none none none none none
joint joint
joint
joint depend bonds none joint none none none none none
depend none depend depend none depend depend none none joint none depend none none none
joint depend depend depend depend joint none depend depend joint depend joint depend depend
joint depend none none depend joint joint none none joint none none none none
none depend depend depend none none none none none none none depend none none
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
depend depend depend
none
bonds
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 8 - 4
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions
Type of authority, board or commission present:
family/
downtown children
indust
so 1id
water &
airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(M)
(N)
(0)
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Population Group F
90. Candler
joint joint none joint depend joint joint none none joint none none none none
91. Char Iton
none joint depend depend none joint joint depend none depend none deoend none none
92. Clay
none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none
93. Clinch
none none depend depend none bonds joint joint joint joint none depend none none
94. Dooly
none none
depend none bonds depend none none none none none none none
95. Echols 96. Evans 97. GI ascock 98. Heard 99. Jenkins
none none none none none none none none none
none
joint
depend joint
joint joint
depend
none none depend depend
bonds depend depend depend depend bonds bonds bonds bonds
joint none depend depend none joint joint none none joint none depend none none
100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Harion 104. Hclntosh
none joint depend depend none joint joint none none joint none none none none none none depend depend none depend depend depend depend none none none none none none none joint joint none joint joint joint none joint none joint none none none none none none none none none bonds joint depend depend depend none depend none none none
105. Hiller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pu Iask i 108. Quitman 109. Randolph
none none
joint none none joint none none depend none none none none
none none joint joint none none joint joint none joint none joint none none
joint bonds joint joint depend none joint joint none joint none joint none none
none none
none
joint
depend
depend depend
joint joint
110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
none depend none none depend joint none joint depend depend depend joint depend depend
none none none joint none none joint depend depend none none none none none
depend depend
joint depend
depend
bonds bonds
depend
depend depend
depend depend
depend
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 8 - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions
Type of authority, board or commission present:
family/
County
downtown children
indust
sol id
water &
airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
(K)
(L)
(M)
(N)
(0)
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Population Group F
114. Webster
none none joint joint none joint joint none none none none none none none
115. Wheeler
depend
depend depend
depend
none
116. Wilcox
depend
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 8 6
Georgia Department of CoJIV!lunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Goverment Operations
Table 8: SUJIV!lary Sketch - Authorities 1 Boards and CoJIV!lissions
Number and percentage reporting either dependent county body or joint city/county body
family/
downtown children
industrial
Number airport development services
health
housing development I ibrary
Group in group #
%
#
% #
% #
% #
% #
% #
%
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
2 25%
2 25% 3 38% 1 88% 3 38% 2 25% 1 88%
B
15
9 60%
3 20% 6 40% 11 73% 2 13% 6 40% 13 87%
C
16
7 44%
5 31% 8 50% 8 50% 1 6% 9 56% 8 50%
D
28
7 25%
5 18% 13 46% 20 71% 5 18% 11 39% 21 75%
E
21
9 43%
5 24% 1 33% 11 52% 3 14% 12 57% 14 67%
F
28
7 25%
4 14% 16 57% 20 71% 4 14% 11 39% 20 71%
Total 116 41 35% 24 21% 53 46% 77 66% 18 16% 51 44% 83 72%
Number and percentage reporting either dependent county body or joint city/county body
water &
planning
zoning recreation sewer
sol id waste water
sewer
other
Group
#
%# %# %# %# %# %# %# %
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
6 75% 6 75% 3 38% 1 12% 1 12% 1 12% 1 12% 1 12%
B
12
80% 12 80% 10 67%
2 13%
4 27%
4 27%
1 7%
0 0%
C
12 75% 10 62% 9 56% 3 19% 1 6% 5 31% 2 12% 1 6%
D
16 57% 15 54% 17 61% 4 14% 9 32% 5 18% 5 18% 3 11%
E
1 33% 4 19% 14 67% 2 10% 7 33% 4 19% 2 10% 0 0%
F
11
39%
6 21% 15 54%
1 4% 10 36%
1 4%
1 4%
0 0%
Total
64
55% 53 46% 68 59% 13 11% 32 28% 20 17% 12 10%
5 4%
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 8 - s
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Table 9: Economic Development Activities
How are economic development activities conducted by the county?
A. County manager Conducted within the office of the county manager
B. Distinct office
Centralized in a separate and distinct department
C. Decentral
Decentralized, performed by a variety of departments
D. Central
Centralized in a separate department along with other functions
E. Does the county have a local development organization?
Yes
No
Does the county use f"mancial incentives to encourage economic development activities by the private sector?
F. Land provided G. Loans, grants, subsidies H. Low or no-cost utilities I. Tax breaks J. Other
K. Does the county employ full-time staff to attract new businesses?
Yes
No
L. Does the county collect the additional mill of ad valorem taxes permitted by state law for the purposes of economic development?
Yes
No
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Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the County
--- How are economic development ---
-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --
County collect
activities conducted by county? Does county
economic development activities:
Does county employ additional mill
County
office of
have local
loans, low or
county distinct
development land grants, no-cost tax
manager off ice decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
ful I-time staff to attract new businesses
(K)
of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
(L)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
2. Chatham
Yes
Yes
No
No
3. Cobb
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
4. Columbus/Muscogee
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
5. DeKalb
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group 8
9. Bartow
10. Carro II
Yes
11. Cherokee
Yes
12. Columbia
Yes
13. Coweta
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Ho
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Ha 11 17. Henry 18. Houston
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
19. Liberty
20. Rockdale
21. Spalding
Yes
22. walker
23. Whitfield
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 9 - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the County
--- How are economic development --activities conducted by county?
office of county distinct
-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --
Does county
economic development activities:
have local
loans, low or
development land grants, no-cost tax
County collect Does county employ additional mi 11 fu 11-t ime staff of ad valorem
to attract new taxes_ for economic
County
manager off ice decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
businesses
(K)
development?
(L)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
No
25. Barrow
Yes
Yes Yes
No
No
26. Bulloch 21. Catoosa
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
28. Coffee
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
29. Decatur
Yes
30. Forsyth
31. Habersham
Yes
32. Jackson
33. Laurens
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
34. Hurray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
39. Walton
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
No
Yes
Population Group D
40. Appling
Yes
41.BenHill
Yes
42. Burke
Yes
43. Butts
Yes
44. Chattahoochee
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
45. Chattooga
Yes
Yes
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 9 - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the county
--- How are economic development ---
-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --
County collect
activities conducted by county? Does county
economic development activities:
Does county employ additional mill
office of
have local
loans, low or
full-time staff of ad valorem
county distinct
development 1and grants, no-cost tax
to attract new taxes for economic
manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other businesses
develooment?
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I)
(J)
{K)
(L)
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Population Group D
46. Crisp
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
47. Dodge
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes Yes
No
Yes
48, Elbert
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
No
No
49. Emanuel
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
50. Fannin
Yes
No
No
51. Grady 52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jeff er son
56. Jones 51. Lee 58. Hadison 59. McDuffie 60. Hitchel 1
61. Honroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattnall 64. Toombs 65. Washington
66. layne 67. Worth
Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Population Group E
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 9 - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the County
County
--- How are economic development ---
-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --
activities conducted by county? Does county
economic development activities:
office of
have loca I
loans, low or
county distinct
development land grants, no-cost tax
manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
County collect
Does county employ additional mill
full-time staff of ad val orem
to attract new taxes for ,conomic
businesses
development?
(K)
(l)
Population Group E
68. Banks
69. Berrien
70. Bleckley
71. Brant I ey
72. Cook
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
73. Dade U. Early
75. Gilmer
76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
78. Lumpkin 79. Horgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes Yes Yes Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Ho
83. Screven
Yes
Yes
Yes
84. Telfair
Yes
Yes
85. Terrell
Yes
86. Union
Yes
Yes
87. Wilkes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
88. Wilkinson
Yes
Yes
No
No
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
No
No
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 9 - 4
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the County
County
--- How are economic development ---
activities conducted by county?
office of
county distinct
manager office decentral central
(A)
(8)
(C)
(0)
-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --
Does county
economic development activities:
have loca I
loans, low or
development land grants, no-cost tax
organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(1)
(J)
County collect
Does county employ additional mill
full-time staff of ad valorem
to attract new taxes for economic
businesses
develooment?
( K)
(l)
Population Group F
90. Candler
91. Char I ton
Yes
92. Clay
Yes
93. Clinch
Yes
94. Dooly
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
95. Echols
Yes
96. Evans
Yes
Yes
Yes
9T. GI ascock
No
98. Heard
Yes
Yes
99. Jenkins
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Harion 104. Hclntosh
105. Hi lier 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman 109. Randolph
110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
Yes Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 9 - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the County
County
--- How are economic development ---
-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --
activities conducted by county? Does county
economic development activities:
office of
have local
loans, low or
county distinct
development land grants, no-cost tax
manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
County collect
Does county employ additional mill
full-time staff of ad valorem
to attract new taxes for economic
businesses
development?
(K)
(L)
Population Group F
114. Webster
Yes
115. Wheeler
No
116. Wilcox
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 9 - 6
Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 9: Summary Sketch - Economic Development Activities:
Number of counties with
separate department
Number for economic development
Group in group
#
%
Number with
with local
development
organization
#
%
A
8
0
0%
8
100%
B
15
2
13%
15
100%
C
16
2
12%
16
100%
D
28
4
14%
27
96%
E
21
5
24%
19
90%
F
28
5
18%
22
79%
Total 116
18
16%
107
92%
provision
of land
#
%
1 12%
1
7%
1
6%
8 29%
2 10%
2
7%
15
13%
Number of counties providing financial
incentives to encourage economic development
loans,
low or
grants,
no-cost
subsidies
utilities
tax breaks
#
% #
%
#
%
4 50% 4 50%
12%
3 20% 6 40%
7%
5 31%
7
44%
2
12%
9 32% 10
36%
1
4%
2 10% 9 43%
1
5%
5 18% 5 18% 0
0%
28 24% 41
35% 6
5%
other
incentives
If
%
4 50%
8 53%
4 25%
3 11%
3 14%
1
4%
23 20%
Number of counties
Number of counties
collecting additional
with full-time staff
mill of ad valorem.tax
Number for economic development for economic development
Group in group
#
%
#
%
----------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
4
50%
0
0%
B
15
6
40%
2
13%
C
16
2
12%
2
12%
D
28
8
29%
6
21%
E
21
4
19%
4
19%
F
28
5
18%
5
18%
Total 116
29
25%
19
16%
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Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
A. The county has no codes or regulations.
B. Amusement service code
C. Building code D. Electrical code
E. Energy code F. Excavation and grading code G. Existing building H. Fire prevention code I. Flood damage prevention code
J. Gas code
K. Historic preservation
L. Housing code
M. 1 & 2 family dwelling code
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
flood
1 &2
County has amusement
excavation existing fire damage
no codes or service bui !ding electrical energy &grading building prevention prevention gas historic
family housing dwelling
regulations code
code
code
code
code
code
code
code
code oreservation code
code
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
2. Chatham
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
3. Cobb 4. Columbus/Muscogee
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
5. DeKalb
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8, Richmond
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group 8 9. Bartow 10. Carro 11 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13. Coweta
14. Fayette 15, Floyd 16, Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20, Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. walker 23. Whitfield
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
flood
County has amusement
excavation existing fire damage
no codes or service building electrical energy &grading building prevention prevent ion
regulations code
code
code
code
code
code
code
code
gas historic housing code preservation code
1 & 2 family dwelling code
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(11)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
25, Barrow
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
26, Bulloch
Yes
Yes
Yes
27. Catoosa
Yes
Yes
28. Coffee
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
34. 11urray 35, Polk 36. Sumter 37. Tho111as 38. Tift
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
39. Walton
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group D
40, App Iing
Yes
41. Ben Hill
42. Burke
43, Butts
44. Chattahoochee
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
45. Chattooga
Yes
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Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
County
County has amusement
no codes or service
regulations code
(A)
(8)
building electrical
code
code
(C)
(0)
energy code (E)
excavation & grading
code
(F)
existing building
code (G)
flood
fire damage
prevention prevention
code
code
(H)
(I)
gas historic housing
code preservation code
(J)
(K)
(L)
1 & 2
hmi ly
dwelling code
(M)
-e
Population Group D
46. Crisp 47. Dodge 48. Elbert 49. E1muel
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
50. Fannin
Yes
51. Grady
52. Haralson
53. Harris
54. Hart
55. Jefferson
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
56. Jones
57. lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
61. Monroe
62. Oconee
63. Tattnall
64. Toombs
Yes
65. Washington
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
66. Wayne
Yes
67. Worth
Yes
Yes Yes
Population Group E
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Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
County
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
County has amusement
no codes or servke
regulations code
(A)
(B)
building electrical
code
code
(C)
(D)
energy code (E)
excavation
&grading
code
(F)
existing building
code (G)
flood
fire damage
prevention prevention
code
code
(H)
(I)
Population Group E
68. Banks
69. Berrien
70. Bleckley
Yes
71. Brant Iey
72. Cook
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
73. Dade 74. Early 75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
78. Lumpkin 79. Horgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
83. Screven
84. Telfair
85. Terrell
86. Union
Yes
87. Wilkes
Yes
Yes
88. Wilkinson
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
Yes
gas historic housing
code preservation code
(J)
(K)
(L)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
1 &2
family dwelling
code
(H)
Yes
Yes Yes Yes
Yes
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Page 10.A - 4
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Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
County
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
County has amusement
no codes or service
regulations code
(A)
(B)
building electrical
code
code
(C)
(D)
energy code (E)
excavation
&grading
code
(F)
existing building
code (G)
flood
fire damage
prevention prevent ion
code
code
(H)
(I)
Population Group F
90. Candler
91. Char Iton
Yes
Yes
92. Clay
Yes
93. Clinch
Yes
H. Dooly
Yes
Yes
Yes
95. Echo ls
96. Evans
97. Glascock
Yes
98. Heard
99. Jenkins
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
100. Lanier
101. Lincoln
102. Long
Yes
103. Narion
104. Nclntosh
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
105. Niller
106. Oglethorpe
101. Pulaski
108. Quitman
Yes
109. Randolph
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
Yes
Yes
Yes
gas historic housing
code preservation code
(J)
(K)
(L)
Yes
Yes Yes
1 &2 family dwelling code (Ml
Yes
Yes
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Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
County
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
County has amusement
no codes or service
regulations code
(A)
(B}
building electrical
code
code
(C}
(D}
energy code
(E}
excavation
&grading
code
(F}
existing bui Iding
code (G)
flood
fire damage
prevention prevention
code
code
(H}
(I)
Population Group F
114. Webster
115. Wheeler
Yes
116. Wilcox
gas historic housing
code preservation code
(J)
(K)
(L)
1 & 2
family dwelling
code
(M)
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Page 10.A - 6
Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
Georgia Department of Colrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
NIJl'lber of Nllllber of counties adopting following codes:
counties with msement
excavation existing
fire flood damage
1 & 2 family
no codes or service building electrical energy 6 grading building prevention prevention
historic housing dwel Iing
NIJl'lber regulations code
code
code
code
code
code
code
code gas code preservation code
code
Group in group
I
#
#
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,o, so, B 15
0 o, 1 1, 15 100, 15 100, 6
10 m 10 m 8 53, 12
10 m 2 13' 5 33% 10 m
o, C 16
0
28
' '' s, E 21
1, F 28
0 14,
2 10, 6 2"
1 6' 1 1 5\ 1
13 81'
15 m
7 33'
6 2"
13 s1,
13 46' 1 33' 6 21,
10 62'
8 1
ms,
2 1,
5 31' 6 2" 2 10,
14%
5 31' 7 2s, 4 19, 5 18\
6 38\
1 3
m14,
3 11,
11 69,
12 rn
8 38% 5 18%
10 62,
8 29%
3 0
14%
o,
1 6%
5 m
1 2 1,
5 31' 5 18% 5 24% 1 4%
8 so,
9 32% 5 24% 2
" ' Total 116
m 12 10, 1 6' 63
61 53% 32 28\ 32 28\ 37 32, 34 m 54 m 37 32\ 14 12\ 26 22% 40 34%
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Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
A.
Mechanical code
B.
Plumbing code
C.
Sidewalk ordinance
D.
Sign ordinance
E.
Soil erosion control ordinance
F.
Solid waste
G.
Subdivision regulation
H.
Swimming pool code
I.
Tree preservation ordinance
J.
Unsafe building abatement
K.
Weed control
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
soi 1
erosion
swimming tree unsafe
mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id subdivi. pool preserv. buildin~ weed
code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
(K)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
2. Chatham
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
3. Cobb
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
4. Columbus/Muscogee Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
5. DeKalb
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group B
9. Bartow
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
10. Carroll
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
11. Cherokee
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
12. Columbia
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
13. Coweta
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
soi 1
erosion
swimming tree unsafe
mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id subdiv i. pool preserv. building weed
code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I)
(J)
(K)
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24. Baldwin
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
25. Barrow
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
26. Bulloch
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
27. Catoosa
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
28. Coffee
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
29. Decatur
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
30. Forsyth
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
31 . Habersham
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
32. Jackson
Yes
Yes
Yes
33. Laurens
Yes
Yes
34. Murray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
39. Walton
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group D
40. Appling
41. Ben Hi 11
Yes
42. Burke
43. Butts
Yes
Yes
44. Chattahoochee
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
45. Chattooga
Yes
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Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
County
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
soil
erosion
mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id
code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
swinming tree unsafe
subdivi. pool preserv. building weed
regulation code ordinance abatement control
(G)
(H)
( I)
(J)
(K)
Population Group D
46. Crisp
Yes
Yes
47. Dodge
Yes
Yes
48. Elbert
49. Emanuel
SO. Fannin
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
51. Grady
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
52. Haralson
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
53. Harris
Yes
Yes
54. Hart
Yes
Yes
Yes
55. Jefferson
56. Jones .57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattna II 64. Toombs 65. Washington
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
66. Wayne 67. Worth
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group E
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 10.8: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
County
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
soi I
erosion
mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id
code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
swimming tree unsafe
subdivi. pool preserv. bui Iding weed
regulation code ordinance abatement control
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
Population Group E
68. Banks
Yes
Yes
69. Berrien
Yes
70. Bleckley
71. Brantley
Yes
72. Cook
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
73. Dade 74. Early 75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
78. Lumpkin 79. Morgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
83. Screven 84. Telfair 85. Terrell 86. Union 87. Wilkes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
88. Wilkinson
Yes
Yes
Population Group F 89. Atkinson
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Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
County
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
soil
erosion
mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id
code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
swinming tree unsafe
subdivi. pool preserv. building weed
regulation code ordinance abatement control
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
Population Group F
90. Candler
91. Charlton
Yes
92. Clay
93. CHnch
Yes
94. Dooly
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard 99. Jenkins
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion 104. McIntosh
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
105. Mi lier 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman 109. Randolph
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG
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1. 'furn to the "Alphabetical Index to Counties" to 3. Note that each section is paginated separately.
determine the population of the county for which
Some sections have several sets of tables, and
you wish information. Counties are listed in
pages are numbered accordingly.
descending order by population in each of the
tables. Using the county's estimated population, 4. You will need to refer to the KEYS for each table,
locate each county in the table. Counties are
in order to be able to interpret the tables. The
listed by population size to facilitate comparison
KEYS are located on colored section dividers in
of counties of similar sizes and within the same
front of the tables.
population groups.
5. Each set of tables is preceded by a summary
2. The "Table of Contents" provides an overview of
which provides averages for each population
the data included in the Catalog. Glance through
group. These summaries will be useful for
this first to determine which set of tables are
comparing counties to others in the same
most likely to include the information you need.
population group, and for providing an overview
of the data in each table.
ii
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures - Summary Sketch (Part 2)
--- If reversion process is in place, who is responsible for recording the reversion?
bui Iding
codes
county community
Number with child
inspector
zoning
enforcement manager/ development pJanning
fire
ROC staff
care uses covered
Number official administrator officer administrator director director inspector member other by zoning ordinance
Group in group I
I
I
I
I
I
I
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Table 12: Subdivision Regulations
A. Does the county have subdivision regulations? Yes No
B. Who administers the subdivision regulations? ZA Zoning administrator BI Building inspector or official CM County manager or administrator CE County engineer CEO Codes enforcement officer CDD Community development director PD Planning director PWD Public works director FC Fire Chief RDC Regional Development Center staff 0th Other
C. Who gives f"mal approval for subdivision plats? PD Planning director ZA Zoning administrator PWD Public works director BI Building inspector or official
cc County commission or sole
commissioner 0th Other
D. Does the county charge "tap-on" fees for water/sewer connections? Yes No
E. Who charges "tap-on" fees, if any? CC County commission or sole commissioner WSD Water and sewer department WSA Water and sewer authority PZC Planning or zoning commission PWD Public works department 0th Other
F. Is any part of the "tap-on" fee used for capital improvements? Yes No
G. Are developers required to pay impact fees? Yes No
H. Does the county require developers to post
performance bonds prior to beginning
construction?
Yes
No
I. Does the county require a land disturbance
permit?
Yes
No
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 12: Zoning Regulations
Any part of
County require
Does
County charge
tap-on fee
developers to post
county have Who
Final approval tap-on fess for
used for
Developers performance bonds County require
subdivision administers for subdivision water/sewer Tap-on fees capital required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance
regulations? regulations? plats given by: connections? charged by: improvement? impact fees? of construction?
permit?
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
Yes
ZA
ZA
Yes
ISA
No
Yes
No
Yes
2. Chatham
Yes
CE
cc
0TH
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
3. Cobb
Yes
CDD
cc
Yes
ISD
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
4. Columbus/Muscogee Yes
0TH
Yes
WSA
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
5, DeKalb
Yes
PIO
0TH
Yes
PWD
No
Yes
6. Fulton
Yes
PD
cc
Yes
0TH
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
7, Gwinnett
Yes
PD
cc
Yes
ISD
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
8. Richmond
Yes
PD
cc
Yes
WSD
Yes
No
No
Yes
Population Group 8
9. Bartow
Yes
ZA
ZA
10. Carroll
Yes
CEO
cc
11. Cherokee
Yes
CE
0TH
12. Columbia
Yes
CE
cc
13, Coweta
Yes
PD
PD
Yes
ISD
Yes
No
Yes
WSA
No
No
No
Yes
WSD
No
No
Yes
WSD
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
14. Fayette
Yes
ZA
0TH
Yes
WSD
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
15. Floyd
Yes
PD
PD
Yes
WSD
No
No
No
Yes
16. Hal I
Yes
PD
PD
No
Yes
17. Henry
Yes
ZA
cc
Yes
WSA
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
18. Houston
Yes
CE
0TH
Yes
WSD
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
19. Liberty
Yes
ZA
ZA
No
Yes
20, Rockdale
Yes
PD
0TH
No
Yes
21. Spalding
No
Yes
22, Walker
Yes
PD
PD
No
Yes
23. Whitfield
Yes
Bl
cc
No
Yes
1994 County Government catalog
Page 12 - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 12: Zoning Regulations
Any part of
County require
County
Does
county have Who
Final approval
subdivision administers for subdivision
regulations? regulations? plats given by:
(A)
(B)
(C)
County charge
tap-on fess for
water/sewer Tap-on fees
connections? charged by:
(D)
(E)
tap-on fee used for capital improvement?
(F)
developers to post
Developers performance bonds County reauire
required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance
impact fees? of construction?
permit?
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
Yes
CEO
Bl
Yes
ISO
Yes
No
No
Yes
25. Barrow
Yes
cc
No
Yes
26. Bulloch 27. Catoosa 28. Coffee
Yes
Bl
0TH
Yes
PD
PD
Yes
Bl
cc
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
29. Decatur
Yes
Bl
cc
30. Forsyth
Yes
PD
PD
31. Habersha111
Yes
ZA
0TH
32. Jackson
Yes
PD
0TH
33. Laurens
No
No
Yes
ISO
Yes
No
Yes
WSA
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
34. Hurray 35, Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
39. Walton
Yes
Bl
0TH
Yes
Bl
cc
No
Yes
cc
No
Yes
CEO
cc
No
No
Yes
ISO
No
No
Yes
ISA
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group D
40. App ling
No
No
41. Ben Hill
Yes
Cl1
0TH
No
42. Burke
Yes
Cl1
cc
No
Yes
43. Butts
Yes
ZA
ZA
Yes
WSA
Yes
No
No
Yes
44. Chattahoochee
No
Yes
cc
No
No
No
No
45. Chattooga
No
Yes
WSA
Yes
No
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 12 - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 12: Zoning Regulations
County
Does
county have Who
Final approval
subdivision administers for subdivision
regulations? regulations? plats given by:
(A)
(8)
(C)
County charge
tap-on fess for
water/sewer Tap-on fees
connections? charged by:
(D)
(E)
Any part of tap-on fee used for
capital improvement?
(F)
Developers required to pay impact fees?
(G)
County require developers to post performance bonds prior to beginning of construction?
(H)
County reouire land disturbance
permit?
(I)
Population Group D
46. Crisp
Yes
PD
cc
47. Dodge
No
48. Elbert
No
49. E1unuel
Yes
cc
50. Fannin
Yes
0TH
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
51. Grady
Yes
81
cc
No
52, Haralson
Yes
0TH
Yes
WSA
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
53. Harris
Yes
coo
0TH
Yes
WSD
No
No
No
Yes
54. Hart
Yes
Cit
cc
Yes
55. Jeff er son
No
No
56. Jones
Yes
ZA
0TH
Yes
ISO
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
57. Lee
Yes
CE
cc
Yes
58. Madison
Yes
81
cc
No
No
59. 11c0uff ie
Yes
PO
0TH
Yes
ISO
No
No
No
No
60. Mitchell
Yes
CH
cc
Yes
61. ltonroe
Yes
ZA
cc
62. Oconee
Yes
PO
cc
Yes
ISO
Yes
No
63. Tattna II
No
64. Toombs
Yes
No
65. hshington
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
66. hyne
Yes
cc
Yes
67. Worth
Yes
ZA
cc
No
Population Group E
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 12 - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 12: Zoning Regulations
County
Does
county have Who
Final approval
subdivision administers for subdivision
regulations? regulations? plats given by:
(A)
(8)
(C)
County charge tap-on fess for
water/sewer connections?
(0)
Tap-on fees charged by:
(E)
Any part of tap-on fee used for
capital improvement?
(F)
Developers required to pay impact fees?
(G)
County require developers to post performance bonds prior to beginning of construction?
(H)
County require land disturbance
permit?
( I )
Population Group E
68. Banks
Yes
ZA
cc
Yes
WSA
No
No
No
Yes
69. Berrien
No
Yes
70. Bleckley
No
71. Brant Iey
No
No
72. Cook
Yes
ZA
cc
Yes
73. Dade
No
No
74. Early
No
75. Gil1er
No
cc
Yes
76. Jeff Davis
No
No
77. La111ar
Yes
ZA
cc
No
No
78. Lumpkin
Yes
PD
0TH
No
79. "organ
Yes
81
Bl
No
80. Pickens
Yes
cc
Yes
cc
Yes
No
No
Yes
81. Pierce
Yes
CEO
cc
Yes
82. Pike
Yes
Bl
cc
No
83. Screven
No
No
Ho
84. Telfair
No
No
Yes
85. Terrell
Yes
ZA
0TH
No
86. Union
Yes
0TH
Yes
87. Ii lkes
No
No
88. Wilkinson
Yes
cc
No
No
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 12 - 4
L
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 12: Zoning Regulations
Any part of
County require
Does
County charge
tap-on fee
developers to post
County
county have lho
Final approval
subdivision administers for subdivision
regulations? regulations? plats given by:
(A)
(B)
{C)
tap-on fess for
water/ sewer Tap-on fees
connections? charged by:
(0)
(E)
used for capital improvement?
{F)
Developers performance bonds County require
reQuired to pay prior to beginning land disturbance
impact fees? of construction?
permit?
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group F
90. Candler
Yes
cc
No
Yes
Yes
91. Char Iton
No
Yes
92. Clay 93. Clinch 94. Dooly
No
No
Yes
ZA
ZA
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
95. Echols
No
No
96. Evans
No
No
No
97. Glascock
No
No
No
98. Heard
Yes
ZA
cc
Yes
WSA
No
No
No
No
99. Jenkins
No
No
No
No
100. Lanier
No
No
101. Lincoln
Yes
Bl
PD
Yes
ISO
Yes
No
102. Long
No
No
103. ltarion
No
cc
104. ltclntosh
Yes
Bl
cc
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
105. Iii I !er
No
106. Oglethorpe
Yes
PD
cc
107. Pu Iask i
No
108. Quitman
No
cc
109. Randolph
No
110. Seminole
Yes
cc
111. Ta I bot
No
112. Towns
Yes
0TH
113. Treut 1en
No
No No
No
Yes
ISO
No
No
Yes
WSA
Yes
No
Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 12 - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 12: Zoning Regulations
County
Does
county have Who
Final approval
subdivision ad111inisters for subdivision
regulations? regu Iat ions? plats given by:
(A)
(B)
(C)
County charge
tap-on fess for
water/sewer Tap-on fees
connections? charged by:
(D)
(E)
Any part of tap-on fee used for
capita 1 improvement?
(F)
Developers required to pay impact fees?
(G)
County require developers to post performance bonds prior to beginning of construction?
(H)
County require land disturbance
permit?
(I)
Population Group F
114. Webster
No
No
No
No
115. Wheeler
No
No
No
116. Ii Icox
No
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 12 - 6
Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 12: subdivision Regulations - S1111111ry Sketch
Title of official responsible for alhinistering subdivision regulations
Nllltber of counties
building
county
codes
with subdivision zoning
inspector/ manager/
county
enforcement
Nllltber Group in group
A
8
8
15
C
16
D
28
E
21
F
28
Total 116
regulations
I '
8 1001 H 93' 13 811 20 711 11 521
8 m
74 641
administrator official
I 'I '
1 12' 0 01
' 1
m 1 7'
61 5 311
' 4
2
141 2 7%
1, 19' 2 101
71 2
16
141 12 10,
a<ilinistrator
I '
' 0
0 0
o01,
' 141
0 01
' ' 0 3'
' engineer
1 121
,, 3 201
0 01
I 0
o,
0 01
5 4%
' officer
0 I
1o,,
2 0 1
1so2,,'
0 01
4 3'
corrmunity
deve1opment
director
I '
1 12,
,, 0
0
o01,
1 0 0
o, o,
2 2%
planning director I I
3 38% 5 33% 3 19% 3 11% 1 5% 1 4% 16 141
pub1ic works
director
I '
1 12%
0 0%
0 o,
0 0
o0%,
0 0%
I 1,
fire chief
# '
0 0%
0 0
o0%,
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
RDC staff
member
'
0 0%
0 0%
0 0
0o% ,
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
other
I '
0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
Number using
Title of official granting final approval for subdivision plats
Nlll!ber charging part of tap-on
Number requiring
Number
building
tap-on fees for fees to pay N1111ber requiring deve1opers to post
reauiring land
planning
zoning public works inspector/
county
water/sewer for capital . developers to performance bonds prior disturbance
director
administrator director
official comnissioner
other
connections improvements pay impact fees to start of construction
permit
Group I
A
0
B
4
C
2
D
0
E
0
F
1
Total 1
I 01
' 'o, I
I
1 12' 0
II II II III I II
0 01 5 m 2 m 7 881 6 m 4 50%
m
121 01 01 4% 6'
2 0 1 0 1 5
1o3,'
0 0
,,4o%,
0 0
4' 0
0
ot 0
01 I
o01,
0 1
01 0
01 2
' 4 m 4 271 8 53' 5 33% 1
6' 6 38, 4 m 5 m 3 m 0
s,01 12 8 01 7
43' 381 251
6 3 1
21% 141 41
8 2 4
29% 10% 14%
4 I 2
14'
151,
2 0 0
2' 42 36' 20 171 34 291 21 181 7
71
101,
0% 0% 6%
I '
3
38%
6
40%
2
12%
2
7%
0
0%
3
11,
16
14%
'
8 100% 15 100%
11 m
14 50% 8 38, 12 43% 68 59%
1994 County Information Cata 109
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Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufactured Housing
Ordinances: A. Does the county have a mobile/manufactured housing ordinance? Yes No
B. If the above exist, does the county enforce the mobile/manufactured housing ordinance? Yes No
Individual Lots: C. Does the county allow the placement of mobile/manufactured housing on individual lots? Yes No
D. What is the required minimum lot size, in square feet, for mobile/manufactured housing on individual lots? Square footage
Mobile/Manufactured Housing Subdlvisiom: E. Does the county restrict placing of mobile/ manufactured housing to mobile/manufactured housing subdivisions? Yes No
F. What is the required minimum lot size, in square feet, for mobile/manufactured housing in mobile/manufactured housing subdivisions? Square footage
Mobile/Manufactured Housing Parks: G. Does the county restrict placing of mobile/ manufactured housing to mobile/manufactured housing parks? Yes No
H. What is the required minimum acreage for mobile/manufactured housing park development? Acreage
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing
Does county have
mobile home/
manufactured Is ordinance
housing
enforced
ordinance? by county?
County
(A)
(B)
---------------------------------------------------
Population Group A
1. Bibb
Yes
Yes
2. Chatham
Yes
Yes
3. Cobb
Yes
Yes
4. Columbus/Muscogee Yes
Yes
5. DeKalb
Yes
Yes
-- Placement of mobile/ -- -- Placement of mobile/ -- -- Placement of mobil~/ --
manufactured housing on
manufactured housing in
manufactured housing in
individual lots
mobile home subdivisions
mobile housing parks
required minimum
required minimum
allowed? lot size, sq ft a! lowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? required acreage
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------
Yes
43,560
No
No
8
Yes
6,000
No
3,740
No
5
No
Yes
7,500
Yes
10
No
No
Yes
5
Yes
43,560
No
No
0
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
20
Yes
Yes
Yes
40,000
No
18,000
No
20
Yes
Yes
Yes
15,000
No
15,000
No
2
Population Group B
9. Bartow
Yes
Yes
Yes
25,000
No
25,000
No
10
10. Carrol 1
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
21,780
No
5
11. Cherokee
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
No
0
12. Columbia
Yes
Yes
Yes
40,000
No
No
8
13. Coweta
Yes
Yes
Yes
40,000
No
Yes
12
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
Yes
Yes
Yes
21,780
No
No
10
Yes
Yes
Yes
7,500
No
5,000
No
0
Yes
Yes
Yes
25,000
No
No
0
Yes
Yes
Yes
12,000
Yes
18,000
Yes
25
Yes
Yes
Yes
87, 120
No
4,500
No
5
19. Liberty
Yes
Yes
Yes
10,000
No
10,000
No
0
20. Rockdale
Yes
Yes
Yes
20,000
No
20,000
Yes
5
21. Spalding
Yes
Yes
Yes
88,200
No
44,100
No
3
22. Walker
Yes
Yes
Yes
1,500
No
1,500
No
0
23. Whitfield
Yes
Yes
Yes
15,000
No
15,000
No
1
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 13 - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing
Does county have
mobile home/
manufactured Is ordinance
housing
enforced
ordinance? by county?
County
(A)
(B)
---------------------------------------------------
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
Yes
Yes
25. Barrow
Yes
Yes
26. Bulloch
Yes
Yes
27. Catoosa
Yes
Yes
28. Coffee
Yes
Yes
-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing on
individual lots
required minimum
allowed? lot size, sq ft
(C)
(D)
------------------------------
-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing in
mobile home subdivisions
required minimum
al lowed? lot size, sq ft
(E)
(F)
------------------------------
-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing in mobile housing parks
al lowed? required acreage
(G)
(H)
------------------------------
Yes
21,780
No
No
5
Yes
2,500
No
No
0
Yes
15,000
No
6,000
No
0
Yes
15,000
No
15,000
No
0
Yes
40,000
No
15,000
No
2
29. Decatur
Yes
Yes
Yes
40,000
No
40,000
No
0
30. Forsyth
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
No
0
31. Habersham
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
9,000
No
5
32. Jackson
Yes
Yes
Yes
65,340
No
65,340
No
10
33. Laurens
No
Yes
No
No
0
34. Murray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
5
Yes
Yes
Yes
15,000
No
No
0
No
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
Yes
Yes
40,000
No
40,000
No
0
Yes
Yes
Yes
8,000
No
No
0
39. Walton
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
No
20
Population Group D
40. App 1ing
No
Yes
No
No
0
41. Ben Hi 11
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
5
42. Burke
No
Yes
43,560
No
0
43. Butts
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
u
44. Chattahoochee
No
Yes
No
No
0
45. Chattooga
No
Yes
No
No
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 13 - 2
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing
Does county have
mobile home/
manufactured Is ordinance
housing
enforced
ordinance? by county?
County
(A)
(B)
---------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
46. Crisp
Yes
Yes
47. Dodge
No
48. Elbert
Yes
Yes
49. Emanuel
No
50. Fannin
No
-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing on
individual lots
required minimum
aIlowed? lot size, sq ft
(C)
(D)
------------------------------
-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing in
mobile home subdivisions
required minimum
allowed? lot size, sq ft
(E)
(F)
------------------------------
-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing in mobile housing parks
allowed? reouired acreage
(G)
(H)
------------------------------
Yes
43,560
No
20,750
No
5
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
No
No
0
51. Grady 52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
44,000
No
Yes
No
Yes
4,840
No
Yes
No
No
0
No
0
No
0
No
0
No
0
56. Jones
Yes
Yes
Yes
22,500
No
22,500
No
14
57. Lee
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
12,000
No
8
58. Madison
Yes
Yes
Yes
65,340
No
43,560
No
5
59. McDuffie
Yes
Yes
Yes
42,560
No
4,500
No
8
60. Mitchell
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
No
1
61. Monroe
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
22,500
No
5
62. Oconee
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
No
10
63. Tattna 11
No
No
0
64. Toombs
No
Yes
No
No
0
65. Washington
No
Yes
No
0
66. Wayne 67. Worth
No
0
Yes
No
Yes
40,000
No
40,000
No
3
Population Group E
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 13 - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing
Does county have
mobile home/
manufactured Is ordinance
housing
enforced
ordinance? by county?
County
(A}
(B)
---------------------------------------------------
Population Group E
68. Banks
Yes
Yes
69. Berrien
No
70. Bleckley
No
71. Brant Iey
No
72. Cook
Yes
Yes
-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing on
individual lots
required minimum
al lowed? lot size, SQ ft
(C)
(D)
------------------------------
-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing in
mobile home subdivisions
required minimum
a1lowed? lot size, sq ft
(E)
(F)
------------------------------
-- Placement of mobile/ -manufactured housing in mobile housing parks
al lowed? required acreage
(G)
(H)
------------------------------
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
No
43,560
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
73. Dade
No
Yes
No
No
0
74. Early
No
Yes
No
No
0
75. Gilmer
No
No
No
0
76. Jeff Davis
No
0
77. Lamar
Yes
Yes
Yes
87,120
No
87,120
No
6
78. Lumpkin
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
No
1
79. Morgan
Yes
Yes
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
No
3
80. Pickens
Yes
Yes
Yes
65,340
No
65,340
No
1
81. Pierce
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
4
82. Pike
No
Yes
87, 120
No
No
0
83. Screven 84. Telfair 85. Terrel 1 86. Union
87. Wilkes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
65,340
No
65,340
No
5
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
No
6,000
88. Wilkinson
No
Yes
No
0
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
No
Yes
No
No
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 13 - 4
Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing
Does county have
mobile home/
manufactured Is ordinance
housing
enforced
ordinance? by county?
County
(A)
(8)
---------------------------------------------------
Population Group F
90. Candler
No
91. Charlton
Yes
Yes
92. Clay
No
93. Cl inch
Yes
Yes
94. Dooly
No
95. Echols 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard 99. Jenkins
. No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
-- Placement of mobile/ -- -- Placement of mobile/ -- -- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing on
manufactured housing in
manufactured housinq in
individual lots
mobile home subdivisions
mobile housing parks
required minimum
required minimum
altowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? lot size, sq ft a1lowed? required acreage
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
43,560
No
0
No
0
No
0
No
0
0
Yes
No
No
0
Yes
No
No
0
No
0
Yes
43,560
No
43,560
No
5
Yes
No
No
0
100. Lanier
No
Yes
No
No
0
101. Lincoln
Yes
Yes
Yes
46,000
No
43,560
No
5
102. Long
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
7,500
No
0
103. Marion
No
Yes
No
No
0
104. McIntosh
No
Yes
No
No
0
105. Milter 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman 109. Randolph
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
65,340
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
0
No
0
No
0
No
0
0
110. Seminole
No
Yes
No
111. Talbot
No
Yes
No
112. Towns
Yes
Yes
Yes
113. Treutlen
No
No
0
No
0
No
5
No
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 13 - 5
Georgia Department of Coll1!1unity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing
Does county have
mobile home/
manufactured Is ordinance
housing
enforced
ordinance? by county?
County
(A)
(B)
---------------------------------------------------
Population Group F
114. Webster
No
115. Wheeler
No
116. Wilcox
No
-- Placement of mobile/ -- -- Placement of mobile/ -- -- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing on
manufactured housing in
manufactured housing in
individual lots
mobile home subdivisions
mobile housing parks
required minimum
required minimum
allowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? required acreage
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
----------------------------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
0
0
No
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 13 - 6
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 13: Nobile Home/Manufactured Housing - Summary Sketch
Number of counties
having mobile home/ Number
manufactured housing enforcing
Number
ordinance
ordinance
' ' ' Group in group
I
--------------------------------------------------
A
8
8 100, 8 100,
B
15
C
16
D
28
E
21
15
lOOI 15 100,
14 15 9
u, as,
4s3,,,
14 as, 14 so,
9
F
28
9
32' 9 32,
Total 116
70
60, 69 59'
--- Number allowing ---
placement of mobile/ Average
manufactured housing minimum lot
on individual lots size in
' I
square feet
------------------------------------
5
62, 29,620
15
100, 32,010
16
100, 30,250
25
as, 40,550
19
so, 58,080
24
86, 49,620
104
so, 38,510
--- Number allowing ---
placement of mobile/ Average
manufactured housing in minimum
mobile home subdivisions lot size
' I
in sq. ft.
--------1----------m----------1-1-,0-6-0----
1 0 0 0
7o,' o, o,
16,490 29,240 28, 100 56,010
0
0% 31,540
2
2'
28,840
--- Number allowing ---
placement of mobile/
manufactured housing in Average
mobile housing parks required
' I
acreage
------------------------------------
3
38,
10
3
20%
10
0
0%
10
0
0%
10
0
0% 10350
0
0%
10
6
5%
2030
1994 county Information Catalog
Page 13 - S
County
1 Appling 2 Athens-Clarke 3 Atkinson 4 Bacon 5 Baker 6 Baldwin 7 Banks 8 Barrow 9 Bartow 10 Ben Hill 11 Berrien 12 Bibb 13 Bleckley 14 Brantley 15 Brooks 16 Bryan 17 Bulloch 18 Burke 19 Butts 20 Calhoun 21 Camden 22 Candler 23 Carroll 24 Catoosa 25 Charlton 26 Chatham 27 Chattahoochee 28 Chattooga 29 Cherokee
1994 County Government Information Catalog Index to Counties and Consolidated Governments
1990
Responded
Population Group to survey
----------------
15,744 D
y
87,594 B
N
6,213 F
y
9,566 F
N
3,615 F
N
39,530 C
y
10,308 E
y
29,721 C
y
55,911 B
y
16,245 D
y
14,153 E
y
149,967 A
y
10,430 E
y
11,077 E
y
15,398 D
N
15,438 D
N
43,125 C
y
20,579 D
y
15,326 D
y
5,013 F
N
30,167 C
N
7,744 F
y
71,422 B
y
42,464 C
y
8,496 F
y
216,935 A
y
16,934 D
y
22,242 D
y
90,204 B
y
1990
County
Population Group
-------------------------------------------------
30 Clay
3,364 F
31 Clayton
182,052 A
32 Clinch
6,160 F
33 Cobb
447,745 A
34 Coffee
29,592 C
35 Colquitt
36,645 C
36 Columbia
66,031 B
37 Columbus/Muscogee
179,278 A
38 Cook
13,456 E
39 Coweta
53,853 B
40 Crawford
8,991 F
41 Crisp
20,011 D
42 Dade
13,147 E
43 Dawson
9,429 F
44 Decatur
25,511
C
45 DeKalb
545,837 A
46 Dodge
17,607 D
47 Dooly
9,901
F
48 Dougherty
96,311 B
49 Douglas
71,120 B
50 Early
11,854 E
51 Echols
2,334 F
52 Effingham
25,687 C
53 Elbert
18,949 D
54 Emanuel
20,546 D
55 Evans
8,724 F
56 Fannin
15,992 D
57 Fayette
62,415 B
58 Floyd
81,251 B
Responded to survey ----------------
y
N y y y
N y y y y
N y y
N y y y y
N N y y
N y y y y y y
County Information Catalog: 1994
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County
59 Forsyth 60 Franklin 61 Fulton 62 Gihner 63 Glascock 64 Glynn 65 Gordon 66 Grady 67 Greene 68 Gwinnett 69 Habersham 70 Hall 71 Hancock 72 Haralson 73 Harris 74 Hart 75 Heard 76 Henry 77 Houston 78 Irwin 79 Jackson 80 Jasper 81 JeffDavis 82 Jefferson 83 Jenkins 84 Johnson 85 Jones 86 Lamar 87 Lanier
1994 County Government Information Catalog Index to Counties and Consolidated Governments
1990 Population
Group
Responded to survey
44,083 C
y
16,650 D
N
648,951 A
y
13,368 E
y
2,357 F
y
62,496 B
N
35,072 C
N
20,279 D
y
11,793 E
N
352,910 A
y
27,621 C
y
95,428 B
y
8,908 F
N
21,966 D
y
17,788 D
y
19,712 D
y
8,628 F
y
58,741 B
Y
89,208 B
y
8,649 F
N
30,005 C
y
8,453 F
N
12,032 E
y
17,408 D
y
8,247 F
y
8,329 F
N
20,739 D
y
13,038 E
y
5,531 F
y
County
88 Laurens 89 Lee 90 Liberty 91 Lincoln 92 Long 93 Lowndes 94 Lwnpkin 95 Macon 96 Madison 97 Marion 98 McDuffie 99 McIntosh 100 Meriwether 101 Miller 102 Mitchell 103 Monroe 104 Montgomery 105 Morgan 106 Murray 107 Newton 108 Oconee 109 Oglethorpe 110 Paulding 111 Peach 112 Pickens 113 Pierce 114 Pike 115 Polk 116 Pulaski
1990 Population
39,988 16,250 52,745 7,442 6,202 75,981 14,573 13,114 21,050 5,590 20,119 8,634 22,411 6,280 20,275 17,113 7,163 12,883 26,147 41,808 17,618 9,763 41,611 21,189 14,432 13,328 10,224 33,815 8,108
Responded
Group
to survey
-------------------------
C
y
D
y
B
y
F
y
F
y
B
N
E
y
E
N
D
y
F
y
D
y
F
y
D
N
F
y
D
y
D
y
F
N
E
y
C
y
C
N
D
y
F
y
C
N
D
N
E
y
E
y
E
y
C
y
F
y
County Information Catalog: 1994
iv
County
---------------
117 Putnam 118 Quitman 119 Rabun 120 Randolph 121 Richmond 122 Rockdale 123 Schley 124 Screven 125 Seminole 126 Spalding 127 Stephens 128 Stewart 129 Sumter 130 Talbot 131 Taliaferro 132 Tattnall 133 Taylor 134 Telfair 135 Terrell 136 Thomas 137 Tift
1994 County Government Information Catalog Index to Counties and Consolidated Governments
1990 Population
Group
Responded to survey
County
14,137 E
N
2,209 F
y
11,648 E
N
8,023 F
y
189,719 A
y
54,091 B
y
3,588 F
N
13,842 E
y
9,010 F
y
54,457 B
y
23,257 D
N
5,654 F
N
30,228 C
y
6,524 F
y
1,915 F
N
17,722 D
y
7,642 F
N
11,000 E
y
10,653 E
y
38,986 C
y
34,998 C
y
139 Towns 140 Treutlen 141 Troup 142 Turner 143 Twiggs 144 Union 145 Upson 146 Walker 147 Walton 148 Ware 149 Warren 150 Washington 151 Wayne 152 Webster 153 Wheeler 154 White 155 Whitfield 156 Wilcox 157 Wilkes 158 Wilkinson 159 Worth
1990 Population Group
-----------------
6,754 F 5,994 F 55,536 B 8,703 F 9,806 F 11,993 E 26,300 C 58,340 B 38,586 C 35,471 C 6,078 F 19,112 D 22,356 D 2,263 F 4,903 F 13,006 E 72,462 B 7,008 F 10,597 E 10,228 E 19,745 D
Responded to survey
y y N N N y N y y N N y y y y N y y y y y
County Information Catalog: 1994
V
;I'++"
' ,, ----------------.11 LOGOSF---------------s-;,,_; Key To Table lA: Form of Government
A. Type of commission: Under which of the following forms of government does your county operate? Sole - Sole Commissioner Board - Board of Commissioners Other - Other Form ofAdministration
B. Number of elected members: Number
E. Are terms staggered or concurrent? Staggered Concurrent
F. Method chairperson elected by: How is the chief executive or commission chairperson elected? Pop vote - Popular Vote Vote comm - Vote of Commission
C. Number elected by wards/districts: Number
D. Number of members of board who are elected county-wide? Number
G. lithe county has a chief executive officer or commission chairperson, does he or she have a vote?
H. When chairperson may vote: If the chairperson has a vote, under what
conditions may he or she vote? Always Fiscal matters only Tie votes
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.B: Summary Sketch - Financial Management Practices - Special Tax Districts
Number and percentage of counties with special tax districts by type:
drainage/
storm
street
street
Number sanitation sewer
sewerage
lighting construction pol ice
fire
other
Group in group # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
0 0% 2 25% 0 0% 5 62% 1 12% 2 25% 7 88% 3 38%
B
15
0 0% 0 0% 2 13% 5 33% 0 0% 0 0% 7 47% 2 13%
C
16
1 6% 0 0% 0 0% 1 6% 0 0% 0 0% 6 38% 1 6%
D
28
0 0% 0 0% 1 4% 2 7% 0 0% 0 0% 2 7% 0 0%
E
21
2 10%
0 0%
0 0%
0 0%
2 10%
1 5%
1 5%
0 0%
F
28
1 4%
1 4%
0 0%
0 0%
1 4%
1 4%
1 4%
0 0%
Total 116
4 3% 3 3% 3 3% 13 11% 4 3% 4 3% 24 21% 6 5%
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 2.B - S
JJiP -4+'
----------------~LOGOSe------------------
' ~--,;,,,; ii"
Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax A. Does your county collect a special purpose local option sales tax?
Yes No B. H your county collects a special purpose local option sales tax, what year was it imposed?
Year Uses of proceeds from Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax:
C. Roads & streets D. Jails E. Civic center F. Libraries G. Recreation facilities H Courthouse/city hall I. Water and/or sewer system J. Landfill or solid waste K Other
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
County
Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:
collect special If yes,
water/ 1andf i11
purpose local year
roads &
civic
recreation
sewer
so Iid
1990 option tax imposed streets ja i1s center libraries facilities courthouse system waste other
County
Population
(A)
(8)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967
N
2. Chatham
216,935
y
1985
y
y
y
y
3. Cobb
447,745
y
1991
y
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179,278
y
1993
y
y
y
y
5. DeKalb
545,837
N
6. Fulton
648,951
N
y
7. Gwinnett
352,910
y
1992
y
8. Richmond
189,719
y
1992
y
y
Population Group B
9. Bartow
55,911
y
1993
y
10. Carroll
71,422
y
1994
y
y
y
11. Cherokee
90,204
y
1992
y
y
y
y
12. Columbia
66,031
y
1991
y
y
y
y
y
y
13. Coweta
53,853
y
1993
y
y
y
y
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
62,415
N
81,251
N
95,428
N
58,741
N
89,208
N
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. wa Iker 23. Whitfield
52,745
y
1990
y
54,091
y
1992
y
54,457
N
58,340
y
1993
y
72,462
y
1994
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.C - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
County
Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:
collect special If yes,
water/ Iandf i11
purpose local year
roads &
civic
recreation
sewer
so Iid
1990 option tax imposed streets ja i Is
center Iibraries facilities courthouse system waste
other
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
( K)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
39,530
y
1992
y
y
y
y
y
25. Barrow 26. Bulloch
29,721
y
43,125
y
1992
y
1993
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
27. Catoosa
42,464
N
28. Coffee
29,592
y
1993
y
y
y
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
25,511
y
1989
y
44,083
y
1993
y
y
27,621
y
1993
y
y
30,005
N
39,988
N
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
34. Hurray
26,147
N
35. Polk
33,815
y
1993
36. Sumter
30,228
N
37. Thomas
38,986
N
38. Tift
34,998
y
1993
y
y
y
39. walton
38,586
N
Population Group D
40. Appling
15,744
y
41. Ben Hill
16,245
N
42. Burke
20,579
N
43. Butts
15,326
y
1992
44. Chattahoochee
16,934
N
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp
22,242
y
20,011
y
1994
y
1991
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.C - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.C: Financial Hanagement Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
County
Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:
co II ect spec iaI If yes,
water/ landfill
purpose local year
roads &
civic
recreation
sewer so 1id
1990 option tax imposed streets ja i Is
center libraries facilities courthouse system waste
other
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
( K)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
47. Dodge
17,607
N
48. Elbert
181 949
y
1993
y
y
49. Emanuel
20,546
y
1992
y
y
y
50. Fannin
15,992
N
y
51. Grady
20,279
N
52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jeff er son 56. Jones
21,966
y
1989
11, 188
y
1991
y
19,712
y
1993
17,408
N
20,739
y
1990
y
y
y
y
y
y
57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell 61. Monroe
62. Oconee 63, Tattna II 64. Toombs 65. Washington 66. Wayne
16,250
y
1990
y
21,050
N
20,119
y
1993
y
20,275
y
1992
y
17, 113
N
17,618
y
1992
y
y
y
17, 722
y
1990
y
y
24,072
y
1993
y
19, 112
y
1993
22,356
N
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
67. Worth
19,745
y
y
Population Group E
68. Banks
10,308
y
1991
y
69. Berrien
14, 153
y
1990
y
y
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.C - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
County
Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:
collect special If yes,
water/ landf i II
purpose local year
roads &
civic
recreation
sewer
so 1id
1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries faci 1ities courthouse system waste other
County
Population
(A)
(8)
(C}
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H}
(I)
( J)
( K)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E
70. Bleckley
10,430
N
71. Brantley
11,077
y
1993
y
72. Cook
13,456
y
1992
y
73. Dade 74. Early
13, 1H
y
11,854
y
1994
y
1992
y
y
y
y
75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis 17. Lamar 78. Lumpkin 79. Horgan
13,368
y
12,032
y
13,038
y
14,573
y
12,883
y
1993
y
1992
y
1991
y
1992
1990
y
y
y
y
y
y y
80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven 84. Telfair
85. Terrell 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
14,432
N
13,328
y
1991
y
y
10,224
N
13,842
y
1987
11,000
y
1994
10,653
y
11,993
y
10,597
y
10,228
y
1990
y
1986
y
1991
1986
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler 91. Char 1ton 92. Clay 93. Clinch
6,213
y
7I 744
y
8,496
y
3,364
y
6, 160
y
1989
y
1992
y
1992
1991
1991
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.C - 4
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
County
Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:
collect special If yes,
water/ 1andf i11
purpose local year
roads &
civic
recreation
sewer so 1id
1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries facilities courthouse system waste other
County
Population
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
( K)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F
94. Dooly
9,901
y
1986
y
95. Echols
2,334
y
96. Evans
8,724
y
1988
y
y
y
y
y
y
97. Glascock
2,357
N
98. Heard
8,628
y
1993
y
99. Jenkins 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion
8,247
y
1990
y
5,531
y
1986
y
7J 442
y
1989
y
6,202
N
5,590
y
1993
y
y
y
y
y
y
104. McIntosh 105. Hi lier 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pu Iask i 108. Quit man
8,634
y
1991
y
y
6,280
N
9,763
y
1986
y
8J 108
N
2,209
N
y
y
y
y
y
y
109. Randolph 110. Seminole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
114. Webster 115. Wheeler 116. Wilcox
8,023
y
1993
y
9,010
y
1993
y
6,524
y
y
6,754
N
5J 994
N
2,263
y
4,903
N
7,008
y
1993
1988
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.C: Summary Sketch - Financial Hanagement Practices - Special Purpose local Option Sales Taxes
Number of counties Use of proceeds of special purpose sales taxes by type:
collecting special
purpose local option roads &
civic
recreation
water/ landf i 11/
Number
sales tax
streets
ja i Is
center libraries faci Iit ies courthouse sewer system solid waste other
' ' ' Group in group #
#
#
%
%# %# %# %# % # %
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
5
62%
5 62% 1 m 1 m 1 12, 2 25% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 3 38%
B
15
9
60%
5 33% 2 m 2 m 1 7% 6 40% 4 27% 2 13% 5 33% 2 m
C
16
9
56%
6 38% 6 38% 0 0% 1 6% 4 25% 3 19% 4 25% 4 25% 5 31%
0
28
18
64' 10 36' 4 14% 1 4% 0 0% 5 18% 6 21% 4 14% 7 25% 7 25%
E
21
18
86%
9 43% 2 10% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 3 14% 2 10% 10 48% 5 Z-4%
F
28
19
68% 13 46% 4 14% 0 0% 2 7% 2 7% 5 18% 3 11% 12 43% 6 21%
Tota I 116
78
67% 48 41' 19 16% 4 3% 5 4% 19 16% 21 18% 15 13% 38 33% 28 24%
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 2.C - S
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Table 2.D: Financial Management Practices
A. Does the county collect revenues from a business license/occupational tax? Yes No
B. Which of the following criteria are used to assess the tax? Fixed fee Number of employees Number of fixtures or essential units Square footage Inventory value Gross receipts
C. How much school board money was received by the county government in the last complete fiscal year from local school boards? Amount
H the county received funds from the school board, for which purposes were the funds received? D. Administering school property taxes E. Supervising elections for school boards F. Developing and managing infrastructure & supplementary services G. Other services
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 2.D: Financial Management Practices - In General
County
1990
Population
Does the county
collect a business
license/occupational tax?
assessment
(Y or N)
method
(A)
(B)
Amount of school board funds received by county in past fiscal year:
(C)
----- If school board funds were received, -----
how were these funds used by the jurisdiction?
administering supervising developing/
school property elections managing
other
taxes school board infrastructure services
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967
y
fixed fee
796,811
y
2. Chatham
216,935
y
receipts
0
3. Cobb
447,745
y
# of emp
2,022,927
y
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179,278
y
sq. footage
0
5. DeKalb
545,837
y
# of emp
0
y y
6. Fulton
648,951
y
# of emp
2,058,010
y
7. Gwinnett
352,910
y
# of emp
2,803,453
y
8. Richmond
189,719
y
# of emp
0
Population Group B
9. Bartow
55,911
y
fixed fee
0
10. Carrol I
71,422
y
fixed fee
0
11. Cherokee
90,204
y
fixed fee
0
12. Columbia
66,031
y
fixed fee
0
13. Coweta
53,853
y
fixed fee
0
14. Fayette 15. Floyd
16. Ha 11 17. Henry 18. Houston
62,415
y
fixed fee
0
81,251
N
0
95,428
y
fixed fee
0
58,741
y
fixed fee
0
89,208
y
fixed fee
0
19. Liberty
52,745
y
fixed fee
0
20. Rockdale
54,091
y
fixed fee
0
21. Spalding
54,457
y
fixed fee
0
22. Walker
58,340
N
0
23. Whitfield
72,462
N
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 2.D - 1
Georgia Department of Co1TVT1unity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.C: Data Processing
Number performing functions in-house
law
personnel
building building
voter
court enforcement EEO-4
(human
Number permits inspections registration records
records
reports resources) other
Group in group # % # % # % # % # % It % It % It %
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
7 88% 7 88% 7 88% 7 88% 7 88% 7 88% 7 88% 1 12%
B
15
11 73% 11 73% 15 100% 13 87% 15 100% 13 87% 9 60% 1 7%
C
16
13 81% 13 81% 15 94% 15 94% 14 88% 14 88% 14 88% 0 0%
D
28
19 68% 12 43% 27 96% 28 100% 26 93% 17 61% 21 75% 2 7%
E
21
12 57% 6 29% 19 90% 18 86% 19 90% 13 62% 14 67% 2 10%
F
28
16 57% 6 21% 27 96% 28 100% 24 86% 14 50% 18 64% 1 4%
Total 116
78 67% 55 47% 110 95% 109 94% 105 91% 78 67% 83 72% 7 6%
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Page 3.C - s
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' ,,- ----------------~-LOGOSF-----------------s--,:; Table 3.D: Data Processing
A. Does the county use computers in any of its departments including the courts and the sheriff's department?
If the county uses computers with DOS or Wmdows, how many of the following models does your government own or lease?
Yes
No
If the county owns or leases computers, how many computers use each of the following operation systems?
G. 8086 Number
H. PC/XT 8088 Number
B. IBM/compatible (DOS) Number
I. PC/AT 286 Number
C. Windows Number
J. PC/AT 386 Number
D. McIntosh Number
K. PC/AT 486 Number
E. Unix Number
L. Pentium 586 Number
F. Other Number
M. Does the county use one or more modems?
Yes
No
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Table 3.0: Data Processing
Are computers --- If the county owns or leases computers, --- --- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of --- Does the
used in
how many are on each of the following.
the following models are owned or leased?
county use
county
platforms or operating systems:
PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium one or more
1990 departments? IBH/DOS Windows MacIntosh UNIX other PC 8086 8088 286 386 486 586
modems?
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A
1. Bibb
149,967
Yes
45
15
0
0
0
0
0
3
50
1
0
Yes
2. Chatham
216,935
Yes
45
550
0
6
0
15
0
50
300
250
0
Yes
3. Cobb
441,745
Yes
833
225
0
9
52
0
74
152
409
193
0
Yes
4. Columbus/Muscogee 179,278
Yes
500
400
0
0
0 100
125
100
100
75
0
Yes
5, DeKalb
545,837
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
648,951
Yes
352,910
Yes
189,719
Yes
*6*0*0
150 400
20
10
0
2
0 0
0
50 600
200
350
0
12 450
200
375
0 1
Yes Yes
65
22
0
4
0
0
0
20
45
10
0
Yes
Population Group B
9. Bartow
55,911
Yes
10. Carrol!
71,422
Yes
11. Cherokee
90,204
Yes
12. Columbia
66,031
Yes
13. Coweta
53,853
Yes
18
8
0
4
3
2
0
12
7
6
0
Yes
15
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
12
2
0
Yes
15
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
5
10
0
Yes
47
15
0
0
8
0
0
20
33
17
0
Yes
45
37
0
1
4
0
0
4
39
2
0
Yes
14, Fayette 15. Floyd 16, Ha 11 17, Henry 18. Houston
62,415
Yes
81,251
Yes
95,428
Yes
58,741
Yes
89,208
Yes
160
130
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
22
5
0
1
0
0
0
0
12
10
0
Yes
63
0
11
3
0
0
0
30
25
8
0
Yes
59
33
0
0
4
0
0
26
18
13
2
Yes
30
15
0
0
0
0
2
2
20
6
0
Yes
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. walker 23. Whitfield
52,745
Yes
54,091
Yes
54,457
Yes
58,340
Yes
72,462
Yes
8
8
0
0
35
8
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
25
10
5
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
22
13
1
32
4
0
2
2
4
6
0
Yes
42
0
0
0
7
0
4
6
25
6
0
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.0 - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3,D: Data Processing
Are computers --- If the county owns or leases computers, --- --- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of --- Does the
used in
how many are on each of the following
the following models are owned or leased?
county use
county
platforms or operating systems:
PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium one or more
1990 departments? IBH/DOS Windows Haclntosh UNIX Other PC 8086 8088 286
386
486
586
modems?
County
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(M)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group C
24. Baldwin 25. Barrow 26. Bulloch 27. Catoosa
39,530
Yes
29,721
Yes
43,125
Yes
42,464
Yes
21
16
0
0
0
0
0
2
3
16
0
Yes
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
3
0
Yes
7
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
11
0
0
2
1
1
0
1
6
3
0
Yes
28. Coffee
29,592
Yes
5
3
0
0
3
0
1
1
0
3
0
Yes
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
34. Murray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
39. lalton
25,511
Yes
44,083
Yes
27,621
Yes
30,005
Yes
39,988
Yes
26,147
Yes
33,815
Yes
30,228
Yes
38,986
Yes
34,998
Yes
38,586
Yes
23
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
20
10
0
1
0
0
0
7
8
5
0
Yes
22
10
0
0
0
0
1
5
0
10
0
Yes
28
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
1
0
Yes
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
0
Yes
5
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
5
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
5
0
0
Yes
16
10
0
2
1
0
5
2
9
10
0
Yes
1
24
0
0
0
0
4
3
15
9
0
No
51
14
0
2
4
0
0
21
18
12
0
Yes
Population Group D
40. Appling
15,744
Yes
41. Ben Hi II
16,245
Yes
42. Burke
20,579
Yes
43. Butts
15,326
Yes
44. Chattahoochee
16,934
Yes
45. Chattooga 46. Crisp
22,242
Yes
20,011
Yes
10
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
1
.1
0
Yes
40
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
20
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
8
2
0
Yes
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
3
0
0
1
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
11
0
0
0
0
11
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.D - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.0: Data Processing
Are computers --- If the county owns or leases computers, --- --- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of --- Does the
used in
how many are on each of the following
the following models are owned or leased?
county use
county
platforms or operating systems:
PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium one or more
1990 departments? IBM/DOS Windows MacIntosh UNIX Other PC 8086 8088 286
386
486
586
modems?
County
Population
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D
47. Dodge
17,607
Yes
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
9
1
0
Yes
48. Elbert
18,949
Yes
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
0
Yes
49. Emanue I
20,546
Yes
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
50. Fannin
15,992
Yes
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
Yes
51. Grady
20,279
Yes
4
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
Yes
52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jefferson 56. Jones
57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie 60. Mitchell 61. Monroe
62. Oconee 63. Tattna II 64. Toombs 65. Wsshington 66. layne
67. Worth
21,966
Yes
17,788
Yes
19,712
Yes
17,408
Yes
20,739
Yes
16,250
Yes
21,050
Yes
20, 119
Yes
20,275
Yes
17, 113
Yes
17,618
Yes
17,722
Yes
24,072
Yes
19, 112
Yes
22,356
Yes
19,745
Yes
0
8
0
0
1
0
0
0
4
4
0
Yes
36
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
29
1
0
Yes
7
3
0
1
0
0
0
2
2
4
0
Yes
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
3
2
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
Yes
8
5
0
0
1
0
3
1
3
2
0
Yes
10
4
0
0
0
0
0
2
10
1
0
Yes
10
13
0
1
0
0
2
5
11
5
0
Yes
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
4
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
3
0
Yes
36
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
6
0
Yes
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
8
0
0
0
2
3
3
0
Yes
Population Group E
68. Banks
10,308
Yes
69. Berrien
14, 153
Yes
5
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.D - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 3.0: Data Processing
Are computers --- If the county owns or leases computers, --- --- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of --- Does the
used in
how many are on each of the following
the following models are owned or leased?
county use
county
platforms or operating systems:
PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium one or more
1990 departments? IBH/DOS Windows Haclntosh UNIX Other PC 8086 8088 286
386 486 586
modems?
County
Population
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E
70. Bleckley
10,430
Yes
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
0
0
No
71. Brantley
11,077
Yes
15
0
0
0
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
72. Cook
13,456
Yes
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
73. Dade 74. Early
13,141
Yes
11,854
Yes
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
Yes
3
0
0
0
1
4
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
75. Gilmer 76. Jeff Davis
77. Lamar 78. Lumpkin 79. Horgan
13,368
Yes
12,032
Yes
13,038
Yes
14,573
Yes
12,883
Yes
32
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
Yes
6
4
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
Yes
8
4
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
Yes
2
3
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
80. Pickens
81. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven 84. Telfair
14,432
Yes
13,328
'fes
10,224
Yes
13,842
Yes
11,000
Yes
6
1
0
0
10
0
0
0
5
1
0
Yes
1
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
1
0
0
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
Yes
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
2
0
Yes
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
Yes
85. Terrell 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
10,653
Yes
11,993
Yes
10,597
Yes
10,228
Yes
3
0
0
6
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
Yes
13
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
0
0
Yes
7
0
0
0
3
0
0
1
6
2
0
Yes
8
0
0
0
1
0
0
4
4
0
0
Yes
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler 91. Charlton 92. Clay 93. Cl inch
6,213
Yes
7,744
Yes
8,496
Yes
3,364
Yes
6I 160
Yes
10
2
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
4- 0
Yes
5
2
0
0
2
0
0
4
2
0
0
Yes
0
0
0
0
13
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
I
0
0
1
0
0
Yes
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
1
Yes
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Page 3.0 - 4
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Table 3.0: Data Processing
Are computers --- If the county owns or leases computers, --- --- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of --- Does the
used in
how many are on each of the following
the following models are owned or leased?
county use
county
platforms or operating systems:
PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium one or more
County
1990 departments? IBH/DOS Windows Haclntosh UNIX Other PC 8086 8088 286
386
486
586
Population (A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
modems? (H)
----------------------------------------------------------------.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F
94, Dooly
9,901
Yes
7
2
0
0
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
95, Echo Is 96. Evans 97. Glascock 98. Heard
2,334
Yes
8,724
Yes
2,357
Yes
8,628
Yes
3
I
0
0
I
0
0
I
0
I
0
Yes
10
0
0
0
I
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
8
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
3
Yes
99. Jenkins 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Harion
8,247
Yes
5,531
Yes
7,442
Yes
6,202
Yes
5,590
Yes
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
8
0
0
0
0
2
3
0
11
1
Yes
7
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
3
0
Yes
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
104. Hclntosh 105. Hiller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman
8,634
Yes
6,280
Yes
9,763
Yes
8, 108
Yes
2,209
Yes
2
I
0
0
7
0
0
0
0
1
0
Yes
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
Yes
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
2
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
2
0
0
No
109. Randolph 110. Seminole I1t. Ta Ibot 112. Towns 113, Treutlen
8,023
Yes
9,010
Yes
6,524
Yes
6,754
Yes
5,994
Yes
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
4
2
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
2
0
Yes
5
0
0
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
4
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
114. lebster
115. lheeler 116, lilcox
2,263
Yes
4,903
Yes
7,008
Yes
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
No
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
Yes
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 3.0 - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Number using
computers in --- Average number of computers using ---
county
following types of operating systems
Number departments
Group in group I I IBH/DOS Windows Haclntosh UNIX
A
8
8 100, 470
252
20
6
B
15
15 100, 41
27
6
6
C
16
16 100, 16
11
0
4
D
28
28 100, 10
4
0
1
E
21
21 100,
7
4
0
4
F
28
28 100,
5
3
0
0
Total 116
116 100,
43
41
9
4
Average number of DOS
machines with CPU of
386 model or higher
'of DOS
I
machines
367
51,
28
141
17
65,
10
11,
6
61'
7
105,
58
691
Number of counties using
one of more modems
I
I
7
ss,
15
100,
15
94,
28
1001
20
95,
23
821
108
93,
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 3.0 - S
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Table 4: Personnel Mana ement Practices
A. Personnel Management Function:
How is the function of personnel director
performed in the county?
FT .... Full-time personnel director
PT .... Part-time personnel director
CC .... County clerk serves as personnel
director
CM ... County manager or administrator serves
as personnel director
RDC . Function is performed under contract by
RDC
0th ... Function is performed by another
method
B. Form of Personnel System:
Under which type of personnel system does the
county operate?
Civil service system
Employment-at-will doctrine
C. Written Personnel System:
Has the county adopted a written personnel
system containing personnel policies, practices,
rules and regulations?
Yes
No
D. Written Job Descriptions:
Does the county have written job descriptions for
all positions?
Yes
No
E. Formal Grievance Procedures: Has the county established grievance procedures for employees? Yes No
F. Job Classification: Does the county have a written job classification and pay plan? Yes No
G. Pay Plan: Does the county pay plan include steps or does it use an open range? Steps Open range
H. Pay Steps: If the county uses steps, are the steps related to: Longevity Performance Both
Excluded Employees: Ifthe county has a civil service system, which ofthe following employees are excluded from coverage? I. Department heads J. County manager K. County clerk
L. Employee Assistance Program: Does the county have an employee assistance program? Yes No
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 4: Personnel Management Practices
County
--- Are the following employees ---
adopted
Employee County have Pay plan
excluded from coverage of
Personnel Form of written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?
County have Employee
function personnel personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department county managed by: system system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager
county Assistance clerk Program (EAP)
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A
1. Bibb
full-time civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
Yes
2. Chatham
fu11-t ime civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes open range
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
3. Cobb
fu 11-t ime civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes open range
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
4. Columbus/Muscogee fu11-t ime civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
5. DeKalb
full-time civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform
Yes
Yes
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
full-time civ iI serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
full-time civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes open range
Yes
Yes
Yes
fu11-t ime civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
Yes
Population Group B
9. Bartow
full-time at-will Yes
No
Yes
Yes
steps longevity
No
10. Carroll
clerk civil serv Yes
No
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
Yes
11. Cherokee
manager civil serv Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
12. Columbia
part-time civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
No
13. Coweta
111anager at-wi 11 Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
No
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Hall 17. Henry 18. Houston
fu 11-t ime civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform
Yes
No
full time civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
No
fu11-t ime civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
full-time civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps longevity Yes
Yes
Yes
No
fu 11-t ime civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform Yes
Yes
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
manager civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform
No
fu 11-t ime civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
Yes
No
fu11-t ime civi I serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps perform
Yes
Yes
Yes
fu11-t ime at-wi 11
No
No
Yes
No
No
fu11-t ime civil serv Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
steps
both
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 4 - 1
Georgia Department of CoalMJnity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Goverrvnent Operations
Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the County
--- Has the county used --- --- Does the county provide any --- ---- Does county cooperate with private ----
Amount of funding by the county for the
COBG funds for child
child care services to it's employees
organization for:
following social service activities
centers for:
on-site
child care
before after
child care f111ily before after Slll'lller
new
existing child care
locator flexible pre- schooI schoo1 SIJllller
centers day care school care school care day care construction renovation centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
(N)
(0)
Population Group E
68. Banks
69. Berrien
Yes
70. Bleckley
71 Brant Iey
72. Cook
73. Dade
74. Early
75. Gilmer
Yes
76. Jeff Davis
Yes
77. L1111r
78. L""kin 79. Horgan
80. Pickens 81. Pierce
82. Pike
Yes Yes
83. Screven
84. Telfair
85. Terrell
86. Union
Yes
Yes
87. Wilkes
4,800
88. Wilkinson
Population Group F 89. Atkinson
1994 County GoverNN11t Cata log
Page 5.C - 4
Georgia Department of Comoonity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the County
--- Has the county used --- --- Does the county provide any --- ---- Does county cooperate with private ----
Alount of funding by the county for the
CDBG funds for child
child care services to it's employees
organization for:
following social service activities
centers for:
on-site
child care
before after
chi Id care family before after s111111er
new
existing child care
locator flexible pre- school school SlJIIDer
centers day care school care school care day care construct ion renovation centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
(N)
(0)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group F
90. Candler 91. Char Iton 92. Clay 93. Clinch 94. Dooly
95. Echols
96. Evans
97. Glascock
98, Heard
129,939
Yes
99. Jenkins
100. Lanier IOI. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion 104. lieIntosh
105. Hiller 106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitllan 109. Randolph
110. Se111inole 111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
1994 County Gover1111ent Cata log
Page 5.C - 5
Georgia Oepartlent of Colnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the County
--- Has the county used --- --- Does the county provide any --- ---- Does county cooperate with private ----
Amount of funding by the county for the
COBG funds for child
child care services to it's 111ployees
organization for:
following social service activities
centers for:
on-site
child care
before after
child care f11ily before after Sllllller
new
existing child care
locator flexible pre- schooI schooI Sllllllel'
centers day care school care school care day care construction renovation centers vouchers assistance benef its kindergarten care care day care
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
(N)
(0)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population ~oup F
114. Webster 115. Wheeler
116. Wilcox
1994 County Gover11N11t catalog
Page 5.C - 6
Georgia Department of Conrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the County
--- Average amount of direct funding expended ---
before after
Number child care family school school sunmer
Group in group centers day care care
care day care
A
8
B
15
C
16
D
28
E
21
F
28
Total 116
123,870 0
5,600 19,558 4,800 129,939
54,099
30,000 0 0 0 0
0 30,000
0 44,000 86,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4,140
4,200
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 24,070 45, 100
-- Number of counties using CDBG funding --
for child care centers
new construction existing renovations
%
%
1
12%
0
0%
1
7%
0
0%
2
12%
1
6%
1
4%
2
7%
4
19%
0
0%
1
4%
1
4%
10
9%
4
3%
Number of counties providing child care
services to employees
---- Number of counties cooperating with private----
chi Id care
flexible
organizations to provide the following services
on-site
locator
benefits
pre-
before school after school sunmer
Number care centers vouchers
assistance (tax deferred) kindergarten
care
care
day care
Group in group
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
1 12%
1 12% 0
0% 4 50%
1 12% 0
0%
1 12% 1 12%
A
15
0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 1
7% 0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 0
0%
C
16
0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 1
6% 0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 0
0%
D
28
0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 3 11% 0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 0
0%
E
21
0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 1
5% 2 10% 0
0% 0
0% 0
0%
F
28
0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 0
0% 1
4% 0
0% 1
4% 1 4%
Total 116
1
1% 1
1% 0
0% 10
9% 4
3% 0
0% 2
2% 2 2%
1994 County Information Catalog
Page 5.C - S
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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the County: How are the following services provided?
Private Co auth Co operate Joint auth Joint oper
Agreement with private company County authority County operated Joint city/county authority Joint city/county operation
A. Airport
B. Multi-purpose center
C. Civic center D. Day care center
E. Jail F. Workcamp G. Senior citizen's center
H. Bicycle/hiking/jogging trails
I. Golf course
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
bicycle
multi-
senior
hiking/
purpose civic day care
citizen's jogging
airport
center
center
center
ja i 1 work camp center
tra i 1s
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
golf course
( I )
Population Group A
1. Bibb
joint oper
2. Chatham
not prov
3. Cobb
cooper
4. Columbus/Muscogee co auth
5. DeKalb
cooper
joint oper not prov cooper co oper cooper
not prov cooper cooper
not prov cooper cooper
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
cooper cooper
cooper cooper cooper
not prov not prov private not prov co auth not prov
cooper cooper cooper cooper cooper
not prov cooper
joint oper not prov cooper cooper private
cooper cooper cooper cooper
joint oper not prov private co auth cooper
cooper cooper cooper cooper joint auth cooper
cooper cooper cooper
co ooer cooper not orov
not orov cooper not pro'/
Population Group B 9. Bartow 10. Carroll 11. Cherokee 12. Columbia 13. Coweta
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16. Ha 11 17. Henry 18. Houston
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. Walker 23. Whitfield
joint auth joint auth co auth not prov joint auth
not prov not prov not prov cooper not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov co oper not prov not prov joint auth
not prov private joint oper not prov not prov
not prov private not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper not prov joint oper not prov not prov
not prov not prov cooper not prov joint oper
not prov not prov not prov cooper not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper joint oper cooper co oper cooper
not prov cooper not prov not prov cooper
cooper not prov cooper cooper not prov
cooper cooper cooper not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper cooper cooper cooper cooper
not prov cooper cooper not prov cooper
private joint auth joint oper cooper joint oper
not prov joint auth cooper cooper not prov
not prov joint auth joint auth not prov not prov
cooper cooper cooper cooper joint oper
not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov
private cooper co oper not prov joint oper
cooper not prov cooper not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 6.A - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
bicycle
multi-
senior hiking/
purpose civic day care
citizen's jogging
golf
airport center center center
ja i I work camp center tra i Is course
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group B
Population Group C 24. Baldwin 25. Barrow 26. Bulloch 27. Catoosa 28. Coffee
private
co auth joint oper not prov not prov
not prov not prov co aper not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
co aper co aper co aper co aper co aper
not prov co aper not prov not prov
joint aper co aper joint aper co aper private
not prov not prov not prov not prov
co aper not prov not prov not prov not prov
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersham 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
private not prov
joint auth co aper
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
co auth co aper co aper cooper cooper
co auth not prov not prov cooper not prov
not prov private co aper cooper joint aper
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not orov not prov not prov not prov not prov
34. Murray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
not prov private joint auth joint aper joint auth
not prov not prov not prov not prov co aper
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper cooper co aper co aper co aper
not prov not prov co aper co aper co aper
cooper not prov joint aper not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov joint ooer
not prov
39. Walton
co aper
private
Population Group D 40. App 1ing 41. Ben Hi 11 42. Burke 43. Butts 44. Chattahoochee
joint auth joint auth co aper not prov not prov
co aper joint aper co aper not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov joint aper not prov cooper
co aper co aper co aper cooper not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper cooper co aper private not prov
not prov
co aper not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 6.A - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
bicycle
multi-
senior
hikinq/
purpose civic day care
citizen's jogging
airport center center center
ja i I work camp center tra i Is
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
( E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
golf course
( I)
Population Group D 45. Chattooga 46. Crisp 47. Dodge 48. Elbert 49. Emanuel
not prov co auth joint oper cooper joint oper
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov private
not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper cooper cooper cooper co oper
not prov not prov not prov not prov
. co oper not prov
not prov cooper
not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper
not prov not prov not prov not prov
50. Fannin 51. Grady 52. Haralson 53. Harris 54. Hart
55. Jeff er son 56. Jones 57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie
60. Mitchell 61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63. Tattna 11 64. Toombs
not prov not prov
private not prov
not prov cooper not prov private not prov
not prov not prov not prov private not prov
not prov not prov not prov private not prov
not prov cooper not prov not prov
not prov not prov private private joint auth not prov
not prov not prov private private not prov not prov
joint oper not prov not prov joint auth joint auth
not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov
not prov not prov cooper not prov joint oper
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper cooper cooper cooper cooper
not prov not prov not prov cooper not prov
cooper joint oper cooper cooper cooper
cooper
not prov private not prov
co auth cooper cooper cooper co auth
co auth not prov cooper not prov co auth
cooper private not prov private cooper
co aper
not prov cooper cooper
not prov private cooper private not prov
not prov not prov not prov private cooper
not prov not prov not prov private not prov
not prov cooper not prov
orivate not prov
not prov private not prov pr i vat,,,.
not prov
not prov not prov co aper
not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov
joint auth not prov
65. Washington 66. Wayne 67. Worth
co auth cooper not prov joint oper not prov not prov
cooper cooper cooper
not prov joint oper not prov not prov
Population Group E 68. Banks
cooper
cooper
1994 county Government Catalog
Page 6,A - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the County
General purpose facilities provided/operated by:
bicvcle
multi-
senior hikinq/
purpose civic day care
citizen's jogqino
golf
airport
center
center
center
jail work camp center
tra i 1s
course
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E
69. Berrien
co auth cooper not prov not prov cooper not prov private not prov not prov
70. Bleckley
not prov not prov not prov not prov cooper not prov cooper not prov not prov
71. Brant 1ey
cooper not prov not prov not prov cooper not prov cooper not prov not prov
72. Cook
co auth not prov not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov not prov not prov
73. Dade
cooper
cooper cooper
74. Early 75. Gi !mer 76. Jeff Davis 77. Lamar 78. Lumpkin
79. Morgan 80. Pickens 81. Pierce 82. Pike 83. Screven
84. Telfair 85. Terre 11 86. Union 87. Wilkes 88. Wilkinson
cooper cooper not prov not prov cooper
not prov co oper cooper not prov not prov
not prov cooper not prov not prov not prov
not prov
cooper not prov not prov not prov
not prov cooper not prov not prov joint auth
co auth not prov not prov not prov joint auth
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
co auth cooper joint auth not prov
joint auth not prov not prov
not prov not prov co aper not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov
cooper cooper cooper cooper cooper
cooper cooper co auth co aper co aper
cooper cooper co aper co aper co aper
not prov
not prov not prov not prov
private cooper joint oper joint auth cooper
not prov cooper not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov co aper
cooper cooper private not prov joint ooer
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov cooper
not prov co aper
joint aper co auth cooper joint auth CO OPE'r
not prov not prov
not pro,v not prov
not prov cooper net prov not prov not prov
not rrov private not prov not prov not orov
not pro'/ not prov co ,3uth rv:it prcv
r;ot rro1
Population Group F 89. Atkinson 90. Candler
not prov co auth not prov not prov joint auth joint auth private private
co auth co aper
not prov not prov not prov not prov private joint auth joint auth private
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 6.A - 4
:.___ ____
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the County
Genera 1 purpose facilities provided/operated by:
bicvcle
multi-
senior hikinq/
purpose
civic
day care
citizen's jogginq
;:-iolf
airport
center
center
center
ja i 1 work camp center
tra i 1s
c011rs~
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
( I )
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------
Population Group F
91. Charlton
cooper cooper not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov not prov not prov
92. Clay
not prov not prov not prov not prov cooper not prov private not orov not prov
93. Cl inch
not prov not prov not prov not prov co auth not prov not prov not prov not pro11
94. Dooly
not prov not prov not prov not prov co auth not prov joint oper not prov not prov
95. Echols
not prov co auth not prov not prov not prov not prov co oper not prov not prov
96. Evans 97. Glascock 98, Heard 99. Jenkins 100. Lanier
joint auth not prov - not prov
joint oper not prov
co auth not prov not prov private
not prov not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov
cooper
not prov cooper cooper cooper
not prov not prov
co auth cooper cooper private
not prov cooper not prov
not prov not prov not prov
101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion 104. McIntosh 105. Mil 1er
106. Oglethorpe 107. Pulaski 108. Quitman 109. Randolph 110. Seminole
not prov not prov cooper not prov not prov
cooper not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov cooper not prov not prov joint oper joint oper not prov not prov
co auth co auth
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
cooper not prov cooper cooper co oper
not prov cooper not pro_v cooper
not prov not prov
not prov cooper not prov not prov joint oper not prov
cooper cooper cooper not prov joint aper cooper joint oper not prov
co oper co aper
not prov private not prov co aper
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not r,rov
not r,rnv not [11'0<
111. Talbot 112. Towns 113. Treutlen 114. Webster
not prov not prov cooper not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov co aper not prov not prov
co aper co aper cooper not prov
not prov private not prov not prov
cu aper not prov
joint auth co oper joint oper not prov not pro;
not orov not pr01 not pro not rro1
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 6,A - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)
County
Does county add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)
If so, what was the total amount collected in court fees by county during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)
If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)
If the county pays public safety employees overtime as required by Fair Labor Standards Act, what was the amount spent on overtime pay
during the past fiscal year?
(0)
Population Group A
1. Bibb
No
2. Chatham
Yes
3. Cobb
Yes
4. Columbus/Muscogee
Yes
5. DeKalb
Yes
0 234,402 769,674 343,947 954,000
Not used Not used Not used
0 275,433 2,584,278 840,643 1,700,000
6. Fulton
Yes
7. Gwinnett
Yes
8. Richmond
Yes
112,327 539,332 175,000
Not used 30,080 Not used
1,309,065 835,585 0
Population Group B
9. Bartow
Yes
10. Carroll
Yes
11. Cherokee
Yes
12. Columbia
Yes
13. Coweta
Yes
14. Fayette
Yes
15. Floyd
Yes
16. Hal 1
Yes
17. Henry
Yes
18. Houston
Yes
19. Liberty
Yes
20. Rockdale
Yes
21. Spalding
Yes
22. Wa Iker
Yes
23. Whitfield
Yes
0 95,356 1,640,000 68 I 116 87,815
77,321 111,416 279,746 50,915 121,000
1,000,353 107,000 32,919 60,550 90,000
Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used
Not used Not used
Not used Not used
500 Not used 15,000 Not used Not used
830,261 35,000
0 398,881 44,790
0 76,814 236,991 149,478 214,000
5,000 44,000 131,278 31,980 180,000
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.C - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)
If the county pays public safety
Does county add 10, fee If so, what was the total
employees overtime as required by
authorized by Jail
amount collected in court If any of this amount was Fair Labor Standards Act, what was
Construction and Staffing Act fees by county during the used for training purposes, the amount spent on overtime pay
onto court fines?
most recent fiscal year:
what was the amount?
during the past fiscal year?
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
Yes
31,000
Not used
50,000
25. Barrow
Yes
60,274
Not used
111,828
26. Bulloch
Yes
65,094
Not used
367,240
27. Catoosa
Yes
104,325
Not used
50,000
28. Coffee
Yes
48,990
Not used
36,786
29. Decatur
No
30, Forsyth
Yes
31 . Habersham
Yes
32. Jackson
Yes
33. Laurens
Yes
0 0 386,386 149,737 52,432
Not used Not used Not used
76,811 38,815
0
222,000 13,781
34, Murray
Yes
413,441
0
0
35. Polk
Yes
29, 172
Not used
140,000
36. Sumter
Yes
384,791
Not used
0
37. Thomas
No
0
200,000
38. Tift
Yes
62,068
Not used
198,560
39. Walton
Yes
500,000
13,743
Population Group D
40. Appling
Yes
41. Ben Hill
Yes
42. Burke
No
43. Butts
Yes
44. Chattahoochee
45. Chattooga
Yes
46. Crisp
Yes
26,447 15,573
0 264,997
0
32,540 72,487
Not used Not used
Not used Not used
Not used Not used
0
46,749
0
43,660
0
61, 183
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.C - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)
If the county pays_public safety
Does county add 10% fee If so, what was the total
employees overtime as required by
authorized by Jail
amount collected in court If any of this amount was Fair Labor Standards Act, what was
Construction and Staffing Act fees by county during the used for training purposes, the amount spent on overtime pay
onto court fines?
most recent fiscal year:
what was the amount?
during the past fiscal year?
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
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Population Group D
47. Dodge
Yes
11,504
Not used
0
48. Elbert
Yes
13,000
Not used
6,500
49. Emanuel
No
0
0
50. Fannin
Yes
15,455
Not used
17,921
51. Grady
No
0
0
52. Haralson
Yes
53. Harris
Yes
54. Hart
Yes
55. Jefferson
Yes
56. Jones
Yes
57. Lee
Yes
58. Madison
Yes
59. McDuffie
Yes
60. Mitchell
Yes
61. Monroe
Yes
62. Oconee
Yes
63. Tattna 11
Yes
64. Toombs
No
65. Washington
Yes
66. Wayne
Yes
67. Worth
No
19,898 24,945 148 I 148 19,921 41,262
21,316 20,828 37, 140 21,600 45, 196
269,260 18,573
0 750 219,048
0
Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used
Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used
Not used Not used
Not used
848
45,714 48,916 87,111 91, 729 7,803
47,512 109,817 34,032
0
229,030
374
0 0 0
157,833
64,963
Population Group E
68. Banks
Yes
10,886
Not used
0
69. Berrien
Yes
15,604
Not used
0
1994 County Government catalog
Page 7.C - 3
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)
County
Does county add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)
If so. what was the total amount collected in court fees by county during the most recent fiscal year:
(8)
If any 'of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)
If the county pays public safety employees overtime as required by Fair Labor Standards Act, what was the amount spent on overtime pay
during the past fiscal year?
(D)
Population Group E
70. Bleckley
Yes
71. Brantley
Yes
72. Cook
Yes
73. Dade
Yes
74. Early
No
16.917 0
44,267
33.246 0
Not used Not used Not used Not used
12,442 0
22,448 0
50,600
75. Gilmer
Yes
76. Jeff Davis
Yes
77. Lamar
Yes
78. Lumpkin
Yes
79. Horgan
Yes
7,500 157,385 32,234 21,377 49,379
Not used Not used Not used 3,000 Not used
5,000 83,900
40,043 0
8,044
80. Pickens
Yes
81. Pierce
Yes
82. Pike
Yes
83. Screven
Yes
84. Telfair
Yes
28,309 0
2,930 12.487 9,232
Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used
0 0 32,013
27,725 39,592
85. Terrell
Yes
86. Union
Yes
87. Wilkes
Yes
88. Wilkinson
Yes
14,359 7,276 12,883 9,088
Not used Not used Not used Not used
24,290 0 0
16, 195
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
Yes
90. Candler
No
91. Charlton
Yes
92. Clay
Yes
93. Cl inch
Yes
10,000
0 25,180 6,362 118,894
Not used
3,500 Not used Not used
24,000 0
15,647
0
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.c - 4
Georgia Department of Cornnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)
If the county pays public safety
Does county add 10% fee If so, what was the total
employees overtime as required by
authorized by Jail
amount collected in court If any of this amount was Fair Labor Standards Act, what was
construction and staffing Act fees by county during the used for training purposes, the amount spent on overtime pay
onto court fines?
most recent fiscal year:
what was the amount?
during the past fiscal year?
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
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Population Group F
94. Dooly
Yes
53,000
Not used
36,000
95. Echols
Yes
0
Not used
0
96. Evans
Yes
7,803
Not used
0
97. Glascock
0
0
98. Heard
No
0
18,000
99. Jenkins 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. Marion
Yes
127,893
Not used
Yes
7,947
Notused
Yes
68,950
Not used
Yes
12,188
Not used
Yes
1,006,675
Not used
0
0
72,000
3,909 0
104. McIntosh
Yes
105. Hiller
Yes
106. Oglethorpe
Yes
107. Pulaski
108. Quitman
No
47,511 5,800 10,470
0 0
Not used Not used Not used
72,860
0
3,000
0
0
109. Randolph
Yes
110. Seminole
Yes
111. Talbot
Yes
112. Towns
Yes
113. Treutlen
No
14,215 17,815 15,000 8,813
0
Not used
Not used Not used Not used
0
74,004
0 0 0
114. Webster
No
0
0
115. Wheeler
Yes
9,074
Not used
0
116. Wilcox
Yes
5, 121
Not used
0
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 7.C - 5
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)
Number Group in group
A
8
B
15
C
16
D
28
E
21
F
28
Total 116
Number of counties adding
10% fee to court fines as
authorized by Jail
Construction &Staffing Act
#
%
7
88%
15
100%
14
88%
22
79%
20
95%
21
75%
99
85%
Average amount collected in court fees collected by counties during the most recent fiscal year
Average amount Average amount paid for overtime pay,
used for as required by Fair Labor Standards Act, training purposes during the most recent fiscal year
446,950
254,830 163,410 61,810 24,270 75,180 127,910
30,080 7,750
0 850 3,000 3,500 7,560
1,257,500 182,960 116,890
64,760 30,190 35,490 188,940
1994 County Information Catalog
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Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions
None Depend Joint Bonds
No authority, board or commission present Dependent county body Joint county/city body Body has power to issue bonds
A. Airport B. Downtown development authority
C. Family and children services
D. Health
E. Housing
F. Industrial development G. Library
H. Planning
I. Zoning
J. Recreation K. Sewer L. Solid waste
M. Water
N. Water & sewer 0. Other
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions
Type of authority, board or commission present:
family/
downtown children
indust
so Iid
water &
airport develop services heal th housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other
County
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(H)
(N)
(0)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
depend joint joint joint joint joint joint joint joint depend joint joint joint joint
2. Chatham
none
3. Cobb
none
4. Colutbus/Nuscogee bonds
5. DeKalb
none
none none depend none none depend joint joint none none none none none depend none depend bonds bonds depend depend depend depend none bonds none none none
none none joint bonds bonds joint joint joint joint bonds bonds bonds bonds
none depend depend bonds bonds depend none none none none none none none
6. Fulton 7. Gwinnett 8. Richmond
none depend joint joint joint bonds joint none none none none none none none none
bonds none
bonds bonds bonds depend depend bonds bonds none bonds bonds
depend none
joint depend joint joint joint joint none none none none none
Population Group 8
9. Bartow
joint depend
joint
joint joint none
none none
none none
10. Carro II
joint bonds joint joint none bonds joint depend depend none joint none joint bonds
11. Cherokee
bonds bonds bonds bonds
bonds
depend depend depend bonds none bonds bonds
12. Columbia
depend none none joint none depend depend depend depend depend none depend none none
13. Coweta
joint bonds depend depend none bonds joint depend depend none none
none none
14. Fayette 15. Floyd 16, Hal I 17. Henry 18. Houston
none none depend depend none bonds depend depend depend depend none none depend none
depend none none depend none joint joint joint joint joint none depend depend none
depend joint joint none joint joint joint joint joint
none none depend depend none depend depend depend depend depend bonds depend bonds bonds
joint none
joint depend bonds joint depend depend none none none none none bonds
19. Liberty 20. Rockdale 21. Spalding 22. walker 23. Whitfield
depend none bonds bonds none bonds joint depend depend depend
bonds none none
none none none none none bonds joint depend depend none none none none none
joint bonds joint joint
joint depend depend depend depend
bonds
depend
none none depend none joint none none depend
none
bonds
none depend none joint none bonds none none none joint depend joint depend depend
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 8 - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions
Type of authority, board or commission present:
family/
downtown children
indust
so 1id
wa~er &
airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(M)
(N)
(0)
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Population Group C
24. Baldwin
none joint joint joint
joint joint depend
depend
25. Barrow
bonds none joint joint none bonds none depend depend depend none none depend none
26. Bulloch
joint
depend
depend none
none none none none
27. Catoosa
none bonds
joint
depend depend
bonds
bonds bonds bonds
28. Coffee
depend depend none none none none none joint joint depend depend none depend depend
29. Decatur 30. Forsyth 31. Habersh111 32. Jackson 33. Laurens
34. Hurray 35. Polk 36. Sumter 37. Thomas 38. Tift
39. Walton
none none none none none joint none none none none none none
none none depend joint none depend depend depend depend depend none none
depend
bonds
depend depend depend
joint depend joint joint none bonds depend joint joint depend depend
none none depend depend none joint depend none none depend none none
none
none none
depend depend depend depend none joint
joint depend joint joint depend joint
depend depend
joint
joint none none none none bonds
none none none none none depend none none joint joint joint joint joint depend depend joint depend none depend none
none none none depend joint
none none
bonds bonds
bonds joint depend depend
none none none none
depend none none
bonds none depend depend
joint depend none
bonds
Population Group D
40. Appling
none none depend none bonds depend none none
none depend none none
41. Ben Hill
joint joint joint joint depend joint joint joint joint joint depend joint depend depend
42. Burke
none none none none none bonds joint none none joint none none none none depend
43. Butts
none none
none depend
depend depend depend none joint
joint
44. Chattahoochee
bonds bonds
depend depend depend
45. Chattooga
none none depend depend none depend depend none none none none none depend none
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 8 - 2
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions
Type of authority, board or commission present:
family/
downtown chi! dren
indust
so 1id
water &
airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other
County
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H}
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(M)
(N)
(0)
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Population Group D
46. Crisp
depend joint depend depend none joint joint depend depend joint none none none none
47. Dodge
joint none depend depend none none none none depend joint none none none none none
48. Elbert
none depend joint joint joint joint joint depend depend none none none none none
49. E1unuel
joint none none joint none joint joint none none joint none none none none
50. Fannin
none none depend depend none depend depend none none depend none none none none
51. Grady 52. Hara Ison 53. Harris 54. Hart 55. Jeff er son
depend depend depend
none depend depend none joint
depend none none none none joint none
none none joint joint bonds bonds joint depend depend depend none none none none
none none none depend none depend depend none none none none depend none depend
none none
none none joint joint
56. Jones 57. Lee 58. Madison 59. McDuffie
60. Kitchell
depend joint
depend joint depend depend
none
bonds joint joint bonds joint joint joint joint none none none none joint
none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none none
joint depend none joint depend bonds joint joint depend joint joint none joint joint
bonds
depend none joint none joint none none
61. Monroe 62. Oconee 63, Tattna II
64. Toombs 65. Washington
none bonds
depend none bonds joint depend depend depend none none none none
none none depend depend none bonds depend depend depend depend depend depend depend depend deoend
depend depend
bonds depend none none none none deoend none none
joint joint joint joint
joint joint
joint
joint
depend
bonds depend
joint
depend
66. layne 67. Worth
none
joint
none joint
none none depend depend depend none depend depend depend none none none none none
Population Group E
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 8 - 3
Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 10.8: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
County
Which of the following codes has the county adopted?
soi I
erosion
mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control so I id
code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F}
swirrming tree unsafe
subdivi. pool preserv. building weed
regulation code ordinance abatement control
(G)
(H)
( I )
(J)
(K)
Population Group F
114. Webster
115 . Whee1er
116. Wilcox
Yes
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 10.B - 6
Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Number of counties adopting following codes:
sol id
erosion
tree
unsafe
mechanical plumbing sidewalk
sign
control
sol id
subdivi. swimming preserv. bui !ding
weed
Number code
code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation pool code ordinance abatement control
Group in group # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A
8
7 88% 7 88% 3 38% 7 88% 5 62% 4 50% 6 75% 6 75% 7 88% 7 88% 5 62%
B
15
13 87% 14 93% 2 13% 14 93% 14 93% 13 87% 14 93% 11 73% 3 20% 9 60% 0 0%
C
16
12 75% 12 75% 1 6% 7 44% 15 94% 9 56% 12 75% 4 25% 0 0% 2 12% 0 0%
D
28
10 36% 13 46% 0 0% 9 32% 15 54% 18 64% 17 61% 3 11% 0 0% 4 14% 3 11%
E
21
6 29% 6 29% 0 0% 7 33% 10 48% 14 67% 12 57% 2 10% 0 0% 1 5% 0 0%
F
28
3 11% 7 25% 0 0% 2 7% 16 57% 14 50% 8 29% 2 7% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
Total 116
51 44% 59 51% 6 5% 46 40% 75 65% 72 62% 69 59% 28 24% 10 9% 23 20% 8 7%
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Page 10.B - S
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Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures
A.. Does the county have a planning commission? Yes No
B. Does the county have a zoning ordinance? Yes No
C. What official administers the zoning ordinance? Bldg. inspector .... Building inspector or official Zoning admin...... Zoning administrator Codes enforce ...... Codes enforcement officer County mgr.......... County manager CDD ..................... Community development director Planning dir ........ Planning director Fire inspector ...... Fire inspector RDC staff............. Regional Development Center staff Other ................... Other
D. Is a comprehensive land use plan reviewed in the rezoning process? Yes No
E. What official makes the final decisions on requests for variances? Co Comm/chr ....... County Commission/chairperson Appeals Board ..... Board of zoning appeals Plan comm ........... Planning Commission Other ................... Other
F. Does a change in zoning require an amendment to the comprehensive plan? Yes No
G. Does the county have a reversion process? Yes No
H. If the county has a reversion process, what official is responsible for recording the reversion? Bldg inspector ..... Building inspector or official Zoning admin_ ...... Zoning administrator Codes enforce...... Codes enforcement officer County mgr ......... County manager CDD ..................... Community development director Planning dir ........ Planning director Fire inspector ...... Fire inspector RDC staff............. Regional Development Center staff Other ................... Other
I. Are child care uses covered in the zoning ordnance/resolution? Yes No
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures
County
What official Change in
-- Does county have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require
If county has reversion
administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does county process, what official Are child care
planning zoning
zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is responsible for uses covered in
commission ordinance ordinance? in rezoning? variences? plan?
process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(0)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(1)
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Population Group A
1. Bibb
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes
pIan comm
Yes
No
Yes
2. Chatham
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr Yes
No
Yes
3. Cobb
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
4. Columbus/Muscogee Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes
other
No
No
Yes
5. DeKalb
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
6. Fulton
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes co comm/chr No
Yes
fire inspector
Yes
7. Gwinnett
Yes
Yes planning dir Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
8. Rich11ond
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes
No
Yes
fire inspector
Yes
Population Group B
9. Bartow
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes
No
Yes
10. Carroll
Yes
Yes codes enforce Yes
other
Yes
Yes
codes enforce
Yes
11. Cherokee
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr Yes
No
Yes
12. Columbia
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr No
No
No
13. Coweta
No
Yes bldg inspector Yes co comm/chr No
No
Yes
14. Fayette
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes appeals board No
Yes
zoning adm
Yes
15. Floyd
Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
16. Hall
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes co comm/chr No
No
Yes
17. Henry
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr No
Yes
zoning adm
No
18. Houston
Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
19. Liberty
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr Yes
No
No
20. Rockdale
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes co comm/chr Yes
No
Yes
21. Spalding
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes
Yes
zoning adm
Yes
22. hiker
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No
Yes
fire inspector
No
1994 County Government Catalog
Page 11 - 1
Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures
What official Change in
-- Does county have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require
If county has reversion
administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does county process, what official Are child care
planning zoning
zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is responsible for uses covered in
County
commission ordinance ordinance? in rezoning? variences? plan?
(A)
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?
(G)
(H)
(I)
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Population Group 8
23. Whitfield
Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes co comm/chr Yes
Yes
fire inspector
No
Population Group C
24. Baldwin
Yes
Yes
Yes
plan comm
25. Barrow
Yes
Yes
Yes co comm/chr Yes
Yes
ROC staff
Yes
26. Bulloch
Yes
No bldg inspector
27. Catoosa
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes
pIan COtlll
Yes
No
Yes
28. Coffee
Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes co comm/chr No
Yes
RDC staff
Yes
29. Decatur
Yes
No
30. Forsyth
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
31. Habersham
Yes
Yes
zoning ad111 Yes co comm/chr No
Yes
zoning adm
No
32. Jackson
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
33. Laurens
No
No
34. 11urray
Yes
No
35. Polk
Yes
No
36. Sumter
Yes
No
37. Thomas
Yes
No
38, Tift
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes
No
Yes
39. Walton
Yes
Yes codes enforce Yes
other
No
Yes
codes enforce
Yes
Population Group D
40. Appling
No
No
41. Ben Hi 11
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr Yes
No
Yes
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Table II: Zoning Practices and Procedures
What official Change in
-- Does county have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require
If county has reversion
County
planning commission
(A)
administers land use pIan decision on amendment to Does county process, what official Are child care
zoning
zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is responsible for uses covered in
ordinance ordinance? in rezoning? variences? plan?
process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?
(8)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
{ I )
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Population Group D
42. Burke 43. Butts
No
No
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes appeals board No
Yes
zoning adm
Yes
44. Chattahoochee
Yes
No
45. Chattooga
No
No
46. Crisp
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
41. Dodge
48. Elbert 49. Emanuel 50. Fannin 51. Grady
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
52. Haralson
Yes
No
53. Harris
Yes
Yes
planning dir Yes
co comm/chr
No
No
54. Hart
No
No
55. Jefferson
No
No
56. Jones
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes
No
Yes
51. Lee
Yes
Yes
Yes
plan comm
No
No
Yes
58. Hadison
Yes
Yes codes enforce Yes
other
Yes
No
Yes
59. McDuffie
Yes
Yes
Yes
plan comm
No
No
fire inspector
Yes
60. Hitchell
Yes
No
county mgr
61. Honroe
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr No
Yes
RDC staff
Yes
62. Oconee
Yes
Yes fire inspector Yes co comm/chr No
No
Yes
63. Tattna 11
No
No
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures
County
What official Change in
-- Does county have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require
If county has reversion
administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does county process, what official Are child care
planning zoning
zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is responsible for uses covered in
commission ordinance ordinance? in rezoning? variences? plan?
process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?
(A)
(8)
(C)
(0)
(E) .
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
Population Group o
64. Toombs
No
65. Washington
No
66. Wayne
No
67. Worth
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
zoning adm
Population Group E
68. Bank1
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr Yes
Yes
zoning adm
No
69. Berrien
No
No
70. Bleckley
No
No
71. Brant Iey
No
No
72. Cook
Yes
Yes bldg inspector No
co comm/chr Yes
No
Yes
73. Dade
No
No
74. Early
Yes
No
75. Gi1111er
Yes
No
76. Jeff Davis
No
No
11. Lamar
Yes
Yes
zoning ad111 Yes appeals board Yes
Yes
zoning adm
Yes
78. Lumpkin
Yes
No
79. Morgan
Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes co comm/chr No
No
No
80. Pickens
Yes
No
81. Pierce
Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes co comm/chr Yes
No
No
82. Pike
Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No
No
Yes
83. Screven 84. Telfair
Yes
No
No
No
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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of County Government Operations
Table It: Zoning Practices and Procedures
What official Change in
-- Does county have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require
If county has reversion
planning
administers land use pIan decision on amendment to Does county process, what official Are child care
zoning
zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is responsible for uses covered in
County
commission ordinance ordinance? in rezoning? variences? plan?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?
(G}
(H)
(I)
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Population Group E
85. Terrel I
Yes
Yes
zoning adm Yes co comm/chr Yes
No
Yes
86. Union
No
No
87. Wilkes
Yes
No
88. Wilkinson
No
No
Population Group F
89. Atkinson
No
No
90. Candler
No
No
91. Charlton
Yes
No
92. Clay
Yes
No
93. Clinch
Yes
Yes
county mgr Yes
pIan comm
Yes
Yes
zoning adm
No
94. Dooly
No
No
95. Echo Is
No
No
96. Evans
No
No
97. Glascock
No
No
98. Heard
Yes
Yes
zoning ad111 Yes
plan comm
Yes
Yes
zoning adm
No
99. Jenkins 100. Lanier 101. Lincoln 102. Long 103. l'larion
No
No
No
No
Yes
No bldg inspector
No
No
No
No
104. McIntosh
Yes
Yes bldg inspector Yes co comm/chr No
Yes
zoning adm
No
105. Hi lier
No
No
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Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures
County
What official Change in
-- Does county have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require
If county has reversion
administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does county process, what official Are ch ii d care
planning
zoning
zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is responsible for uses covered in
commission ordinance ordinance? in rezoning? variences? plan?
process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
{I)
Population Group F
106. Oglethorpe
Yes
No
107. Pulaski
No
No
108. Quitman
No
No
109. Randolph
No
No
110. Seminole
No
No
111. Ta Ibot 112, Towns 113. Treutlen 114, Webster 115. Wheeler
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
116, Wilcox
No
No
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Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures - Su111111ary Sketch (Part 1)
Official with primary responsibility for administering zoning ordinance by type
-- Number of counties with: -- building
codes
county community
pJanning
zoning
inspector zoning enforcement manager/ development pJanning
fire
RDC staff
Nu11ber commission ordinance official administrator officer administrator director director inspector member
other
Group in group I
I
I
I
I II II II #
I
I
I
#
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Number reviewing --- Official making final decision on requests for ---
comprehensive variances and exceptions in zoning process by type: Number with zoning Number with
land use plan as county
board of
change requiring reversion process
part of rezoning commission/ zoning planning
amendment to
as part of
' ' ' ' ' ' Number process
chairman
appeals commission other comprehensive plan zoning process
Group in group #
I
I
I
I
I
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A
8
8 1001 2 25$ 3 38' 1 12, 1 12,
2 25%
2 25%
B
15
C 16
D
28
E
21
F
28
15 1001 9 56' 10 36' 6 29'
3 m
8
3
4
5
1
53' 19$
m
24'
4'
6 40$ 3 19,
3 m
2 10,
0 01
0 01
2 12,
2 0
o1,'
2 1'
., 1 7'
1 6,
1 0 0
o, o,
1 47% 3 19% 3 11% 5 24$
2 7'
6 40% 4 25$ 2 1,
2 10, 3 11'
Total 116
51 441 23 201 17 151 1 61 4 3$
22 m
19 m
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