Municipal government information catalog [Dec. 1994]

1994 LOCAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS SURVEY
MUNICIPAL GOVERMENT INFORMATION CATALOG
GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
December 1994

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS SURVEY
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT INFORMATION CATALOG
GEORGIA DEPARMENT OF
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Office of Government Information
1200 Equitable Building 100 Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30303 (404) 656-5527
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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lntrod.uction ............................................................................. 1 How to Use This Catalog (see note below) .............................. ii Alphabetical Index to Municipalities .................................;.... 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, Plans and Regulations ... 10 Section 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures .................... 11 Section 12: Subdivisions Regulations................................ 12 Section 13: Mobile Home/Manufactured Housing ............ 13
Note: The sections listed above are numbered according to tables. Each section is paginated separately.

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Department of Community Affairs acknowledges and thanks The Carl Vmson Institute of Government for assistance in the areas of survey design and computer programming and data processing.

Ifyou are disabled and would like to have this publication in an alternative format, please contact the Department ofCommunity Affairs at (404) 656-5527 or (800) 651-7954

' ,, -----------------uLQG 1)/1 ..' OS1----------------~-~ The Municipal Government Information Catalog: 1994

The Municipal Government Information Catalog: 1994 is a comprehensive guide to the organization and operations of Georgia's municipal governments. The Catalog is the only document ofits kind, providing data collected directly from municipal governments about their form of government, administrative structure, financial and personnel management practices, use ofcomputers, services provided, ordinances regulating zoning, subdivisions, manufactured housing and other development functions, as well as other service and regulatory functions of municipal government.
The data was collected through a survey prepared by the Department of Community Affairs and administered to every municipality in the state with the assistance of the 17 regional development centers. The data was collected in 1994 and represents the situation in the municipalities surveyed as of March 4, 1994.
The survey forms were hand-checked by DCA staff, then entered into electronic format by the staffof 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 ofCommunity Affairs (404) 656-5527 if any errors are noted in this document.
The revised 1994 Catalog updates the 1993 Municipal 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 versiori. Information on 379 of the 535 muniplalities in the state is included in the Catalog. One hundred fifty-six municipalities did not participate in the survey.
Elected officials, administrators, RDC staffs and others will find the Catalog useful in providing comprehensive information about general municipal government operations in Georgia. While providing information on specific subj~cts such as form of government or services provided by the city, the Catalog has been prepared for the primary purpose of identifying general patterns ofmunicipal government operations (i.e. in presenting the "big picture").
Due to the large variety oflocal conditions and characteristics ofthe cities and towns participating in the survey, individual responses to specific survey questions cannot always be consistently uniform. 'lb illustrate, the town 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.

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HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG

1. 'furn to the "Alphabetical Index to Municipali-

3. Note that each section is paginated separately.

ties" to determine the population of the munici-

Some sections have several sets of tables, and

pality for which you wish information. Cities and

pages are numbered accordingly.

towns are listed in descending order by popula-

tion in each of the tables. Using the local

4. You will need to refer to the KEYS for each set of

government's estimated population, locate each

tables, in order to be able to interpret the tables.

municipality in the table. Municipalities are

The KEYS are located on colored section dividers

listed by population size to facilitate comparison

in front of each set of tables.

of cities and towns of similar sizes and within the

same population groups.

5. Each set of tables is followed by a summary which

provides averages for each population group.

2. The "Table of Contents" provides an overview of

These summaries will be useful for comparing

the data included in the Catalog. Glance through

cities and towns to others in the same population

this first to determine which set of tables are

group, and for providing an overview of the data

most likely to include the information you need.

in each table.

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Municipality
1 Abbeville 2 Acworth 3 Adairsville 4 Adel 5 Adrian 6 Ailey 7 Alamo 8 Alapaha 9 Albany 10 Aldora 11 Allenhurst 12 Allentown 13 Alma 14 Alpharetta 15 Alston 16 Alto 17 Ambrose 18 Americus 19 Andersonville 20 Arabi 21 Aragon 22 Arcade 23 Argyle 24 Arlington 25 Arnoldsville 26 Ashburn 27 Atlanta 28 Attapulgus 29 Auburn

1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

907 G

y

4,5W ;E

y

2,131 F

y

5,093 ~

y

615 G

y

579 G

N

855 G

N

812 G

y

78,122 A

y

. 127 ~

y

, 594 G

y

273 If

y

3,663 E

y

13,002 C

y

160 H

N

651 G

y

288 ii

N

16,512 C

y

277 H

N

433 H

y

902 G

N

697 G

y

206 H

N

1,513 F

N

275 H

N

4,827 E

y

394,017 A

N

380 H

y

3,139 E

y

Municipality
30 Augusta ~1 Austell 32 Avalon 33 Avera 34 Avondale Estates 35 Baconton 36 Bainbridge 37 Baldwin 38 Ball Ground 39 Barnesville 40 Bartow 41 Barw~ck 42 Baxley 43 Bellville 44 Berkeley Lake 45 Berlin 46 Bethlehem 47 Between 48 Bibb City 49 Bishop 50 Blackshear 51 Blairsville 52 Blakely 53 Bloomingdale 54 Blue Ridge 55 Bluffton 56 Blythe 57 Bogart 58 Boston

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

44,639 B

y

4,173 E

y

159 H

y

215 H

y

2,209 F

y

623 G

y

10,712 C

y

1,439 F

N

905 G

N

4,747 E

y

292 H

y

, 385 H

y

3,841 E

y

192 H

y

791 G

N

480 H

N

348 H

y

82 H

y

597 G

y

158 H

y

3,263 E

y

564 G

y

5,595 D

N

2,271 F

y

1,336 F

y

138 H

y

300 H

y

1,018 F

y

1,395 F

y

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Municipality
59 Bostwick 60 Bowdon 61 Bowersville 62 Bowman 63 Braselton 64 Braswell 65 Bremen 66 Brinson 67 Bronwood 68 Brooklet 69 Brooks 70 Broxton 71 Brunswick 72 Buchanan 73 Buckhead 74 Buena Vista 75 Buford 76 Butler 77 Byromville 78 Byron 79 Cadwell 80 Cairo 81 Calhoun 82 Camak 83 Camilla 84 Canon 85 Canton 86 Carl 87 Carlton

1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

. 1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

307 H

y

1,981 F

y

311 ij

N

791 G

y

418 H

N

247 H

N

4,356 E

y

238 H

N

513 G

y

1,013 F

y

328 H

y

1,211 F

y

16,433 C

N

1,009 F

N

176 H

N

1,472 F

N

8,771 D

N

1,673 F

y

452 H

N

2,276 F

y

458 H

y

9,035 D

y

7,135 D

y

220 H

N

5,008 D

N

737 G

y

4,817 E

N

263 H

y

282 H

y

Municipality
88 Carnesville 89 Carrollton .90 Cartersville 91 Cave Spring 92 Cecil 93 Cedartown 94 Centerville 95 Centralhatchee 96 Chamblee 97 Chatsworth 98 Chauncey 99 Chester 100 Chickamauga 101 Clarkesville 102 Clarkston 103 Claxton 104 Clayton 105 Clermont 106 Cleveland 107 Climax 108 Cobbtown 109 Cochran 110 Cohutta 111 Colbert 112 Coleman 113 College Park 114 Collins 115 Colquitt 116 Comer

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

514 G

y

16,029 C

y

12,035 C

y

950 G

N

376 H

y

7,978 D

y

3,251 E

y

301 H

y

7,668 D

y

2,865 E

y

312 H

N

1,072 F

y

2,149 F

y

1,151 F

y

5,385 D

y

2,464 F

y

1,613 F

N

402 H

N

1,653 F

N

226 H

y

338 H

y

4,390 E

y

529 G

N

443 H

y

137 H

y

20,457 C

N

528 G

y

1,991 F

y

939 G

y

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1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

Municipality
117 Commerce 118 Concord 119 Conyers 120 Coolidge 121 Cordele 122 Corinth 123 Cornelia 124 Covington 125 Crawford 126 Crawfordville 127 Culloden 128 Cumming 129 Cusseta 130 Cuthbert 131 Dacula 132 Dahlonega 133 Daisy 134 Dallas 135 Dalton 136 Damascus 137 Danielsville 138 Danville 139 Darien 140 Dasher 141 Davisboro 142 Dawson 143 Dawsonville 144 Dearing 145 Decatur

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

4,108 E

y

211 H

y

7,380 D

y

610 G

y

10,321 C

y

136 H

N

3,219 E

y

10,026 C

y

694 G

y

577 G

y

242 H

y

2,828 E

y

1,107 F

y

3,730 E

y

2,217 F

N

3,086 E

y

138 H

y

2,810 E

y

21,761 C

y

290 H

y

318 H

y

480 H

y

1,783 F

y

NA H

N

407 H

y

5,295 D

y

467 H

y

547 G

N

17,336 C

N

Municipality
146 Deepstep 147 Demorest 148 Denton 149 DeSoto 150 Dexter 151 Dillard 152 Doerun 153 Donalsonville 154 Dooling 155 Doraville 156 Douglas 157 Douglasville 158 Dublin 159 Dudley 160 Duluth 161 DuPont 162 East Dublin 163 East Ellijay 164 East Point 165 Eastman 166 Eatonton 167 Edgehill 168 Edison 169 Elberton 170 Ellaville 171 Ellenton 172 Ellijay 173 Emerson 174 Enigma

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

111 H

y

1,088 F

y

335 H

y

258 H

y

475 H

y

199 H

y

899 G

y

2,761 E

y

138 H

N

7,626 D

y

10,464 C

y

11,635 C

y

16,312 C

y

430 H

N

9,029 D

y

177 H

N

2,524 E

y

303 H

y

34,402 B

N

5,153 D

y

4,737 E

N

22 H

y

1,182 F

N

5,682 D

y

1,724 F

y

227 H

y

1,178 F

N

1,201 F

y

611 G

N

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Municipality
175 Ephesus 176 Eton 177 Euharlee 178 Fairburn 179 Fairmount 180 Fargo 181 Fayetteville 182 Fitzgerald 183 Flemington 184 Flovilla 185 Flowery Branch 186 Folkston 187 Forest Park 188 Forsyth 189 Fort Gaines 190 Fort Oglethorpe 191 Fort Valley 192 Franklin 193 Franklin Springs 194 Funston 195 Gainesville 196 Garden City 197 Garfield 198 Gay 199 Geneva 200 Georgetown 201 Gibson 202 Gillsville 203 Girard

1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipai Governments

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

Municipality

324 H

y

315 H

y

850 q

N

4,013

~

y

657 G

y

NA H

r

5,827 D

y

8,612 D

y

279 H

y

602 G

N

1,25\ F

N

2,~85 F

N

16,925 q

y

4,268 E

y

1,248 F

y

5,880 D

y

8,198 D

N

876 G

N

475 H

y

248 H

y

17,885 C

y

7,410 D

y

255 H

N

133 H

y

182 H

N

913 G

y

679 G

N

113 H

y

195 H

y

204 Glennville 205 Glenwood 206 Good Hope 207 Gordon 208 Grah~ 209 Grantville 210 Gray . 211 Grayson 212 Greensboro 213 Greenville 214 Griffin 215 Grovetown 216 Gum Branch 217 Guyton 218 Hagan 219 Hahira 220 Hamilton 221 Hampton 222 Hapeville 223 Haralson 224 Harlem 225 Harrison 226 Hartwell 227 Hawkinsville 228 Hazlehurst 229 Helen 230 Helena 231 Hephzibah 232 Hiawassee

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

3,676 E

y

881 G

y

181 H

y

2,468 F

N

NA H

y

1,180 F

y

2,189 F

y

529 G

y

2,860 E

y

1,167 F

N

21,347 C

y

3,596 E

y

291 H

N

740 G

N

787 G

y

1,353 F

y

454 H

N

2,694 E

y

5,483 D

y

139 H

y

2,199 F

y

414 H

N

4,555 E

y

3,527 E

y

4,202 E

y

300 H

N

1,256 F

y

2,466 F

y

547 G

y

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Municipality
233 Higgston 234 Hilltonia 235 Hinesville 236 Hiram 237 Hoboken 238 Hogansville 239 Holly Springs 240 Homeland 241 Homer 242 Homerville 243 Hoschton 244 Hull 245 Ideal 246 Ila 247 Iron City 248 Irwinton 249 Ivey 250 Jackson 251 Jacksonville 252 Jakin 253 Jasper 254 Jefferson 255 Jeffersonville 256 Jenkinsburg 257 Jersey 258 Jesup 259 Jonesboro 260 Junction City 261 Kennesaw

1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

274 H

y

402 H

y

21,603 C

y

1,389 F

y

440 H

y

2,976 E

y

2,406 F

N

. 981 G

y

742 G

y

2,560 E

y

642 G

y

156 H

N

554 G

y

297 H

y

503 G

y

641 G

y

1,053 F

N

4,076 E

y

128 H

N

137 H

y

1,772 F

y

2,763 E

N

1,545 F

y

213 H

y

149 H

N

8,958 D

y

3,635 E

N

182 H

N

8,936 D

y

Municipality
262 Keysville 263 Kingsland 264 Kingston 265 Kite 266 LaFayette 267 LaGrange 268 Lake City 269 Lake Park 270 Lakeland 271 Lavonia 272 Lawrenceville 273 Leary 274 Leesburg 275 Lenox 276 Leslie 277 Lexington 278 Lilburn 279 Lilly 280 Lincolnton 281 Lithia _Springs 282 Lithonia 283 Locust Grove 284 Loganville 285 Lone Oak 286 Lookout Mountain 287 Louisville 288 Lovejoy 289 Ludowici 290 Lula

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

284 H

y

5,474 D

y

616 G

y

297 H

y

6,313 D

N

25,597 B

N

2,733 E

N

500 G

y

2,467 F

y

1,840 F

y

16,848 C

N

701 G

N

1,452 F

y

783 G

y

445 H

y

230 H

N

9,301 D

y

138 H

y

1,476 F

y

NA H

y

2,448 F

y

1,681 F

y

3,180 E

y

161 H

y

1,636 F

y

2,429 F

y

754 G

y

1,291 F

N

1,018 F

y

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Municipality
291 Lumber City 292 Lumpkin 293 Luthersville 294 Lyerly 295 Lyons 296 Macon 297 Madison 298 Manassas 299 Manchester 300 Mansfield 301 Marietta 302 Marshallville 303 Martin 304 Maxeys 305 Maysville 306 McCayeville 307 McDonough 308 McIntyre 309 McRae 310 Meansville 311 Meigs 312 Menlo 313 Metter 314 Midville 315 Midway 316 Milan 317 Milledgeville 318 Millen 319 Milner

1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

1,429 F

y

1,250 F

N

741 G

N

493 a

N

4,502 E

y

106,612 A

y

3,483 E

y

123 H

N

4,104 E

y

341 H

y

44,129 B

y

1,457 F

y

243 H

N

180 H

N

728 G

y

1,065 F

N

2,929 E

N

552 G

y

3,007 E

y

250 H

y

1,120 F

y

538 G

y

3,707 E

y

620 G

y

863 G

y

1,056 F

y

17,727 C

N

3,808 E

N

321 H

y

Municipality
320 Mineral Bluff 321 Mitchell 322 Molena 323 Monroe 324 Montezuma 325 Monticello 326 Montrose 327 Moreland 328 Morgan 329 Morganton 330 Morrow 331 Morven 332 Moultrie 333 Mount Airy 334 Mount Vernon 335 Mountain City 336 Mountain Park 337 Mt.Zion 338 Nahunta 339 Nashville 340 Naylor 341 Nelson 342 Newborn 343 Newington 344 Newnan 345 Newton 346 Nicholle 347 Nicholson 348 Norcross

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

153 H

y

181 H

y

439 H

N

9,759 D

y

4,506 E

N

2,289 F

y

117 H

y

366 H

N

252 H

y

295 H

y

5,168 D

y

536 G

y

14,865 C

y

543 G

N

1,914 F

y

784 G

y

554 G

y

511 G

y

1,049 F

N

4,782 E

y

111 H

N

486 H

N

404 H

N

319 H

y

12,497 C

y

703 G

y

1,003 F

N

535 G

y

5,947 D

y

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1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

Municipality
349 Norman Park 350 North High Shoals 351 Norwood 352 Nunez 353 OakPark 354 Oakwood 355 Ochlocknee 356 Ocilla 357 Oconee 358 Odum 359 Oglethorpe 360 Oliver 361 Omaha 362 Omega 363 Orchard Hill 364 Oxford 365 Palmetto 366 Parrott 367 Patterson 368 Pavo 369 Payne City 370 Peachtree City 371 Pearson 372 Pelham 373 Pembroke 374 Pendergrass 375 Perry 376 Pine Lake 377 Pine Mountain

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

711 G

y

268 H

N

238 H

y

135 H

y

269 H

y

1,464 F

y

588 G

y

3,182 E

y

234 H

N

388 I{

y

1,302 F.



242 H

N

116 H

y

912 G

y

239 H

y

1,945 F

y

2,612 E

y

140 H

y

626 G

y

774 G

y

192 H

N

19,027 C

y

1,714 F

N

3,869 E

N

1,503 F

y

298 H

N

9,452 D

y

810 G

y

875 G

y

Municipality
378 Pinehurst 379 Pineview 380 Pitts 381 Plains 382 Plainville 383 Pooler 384 Port Wentworth 385 Portal 386 Porterdale 387 Poulan 388 Powder Springs 389 Preston 390 Pulaski 391 Quitman 392 Ranger 393 Ray City 394 Rayle 395 Rebecca 396 Register 397 Reidsville 398 Remerton 399 Rentz 400 Resaca 401 Rest Haven 402 Reynolds 403 Rhine 404 Riceboro 405 Richland 406 Richmond Hill

1990 Population

Group

388 H 594 G 214 H 716 G 231 H 4,463 E 4,012 E 522 G 1,278 F 962 G 6,893 D 388 H 264 H 5,292 D 153 H 603 G 107 H 148 H 195 H 2,469 F 463 H 364 H 410 H 176 H 1,166 F 466 H 745 G 1,668 F 2,934 E

Responded to survey
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N y y
N y y y y y y
N N y
N N y
N N N y
N y
N N y
N y
N y

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Municipality
407 Riddleville 408 Rincon 409 Ringgold 410 Riverdale 411 Riverside 412 Roberta 413 Rochelle 414 Rockmart 415 Rocky Ford 416 Rome 417 Roopville 418 Rossville 419 Roswell 420 Royston 421 Russell 422 Rutledge 423 Sale City 424 Sandersville 425 Santa Claus 426 Sardis 427 Sasser 428 Savannah 429 Scotland 430 Screven 431 Senoia 432 Shady Dale 433 Sharon 434 Sharpsburg 435 Shellman

1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

Municipality

79 H

N

2,697 E

N

1,675 F

y

9,359 D

y

74 H

N

939 G

y

1,510 F

N

3,356 E

y

197 H

N

30,326 B

y

248 H

y

3,601 E

y

47,923 B

y

2,758 E

y

871 G

N

659 G

N

324 H

y

6,290 D

y

154 H

y

1,116 F

N

335 H

N

137,560 A

y

244 H

y

819 G

y

956 G

y

180 H

y

94 H

y

224 H

N

1,162 F

y

436 Shiloh 437 Siloam 438 Sky Valley 439 Smithville 440 Smyrna 441 Snellville 442 Social Circle 443 Soperton 444 Sparks 445 Sparta 446 Springfield 447 Stapleton 448 Statesboro 449 Statham 450 Stillmore 451 Stockbridge 452 Stone Mountain 453 St. Marys 454 Sugar Hill 455 Summertown 456 Summerville 457 Sumner 458 Sunny Side 459 Surrency 460 Suwanee 461 Swainsboro 462 Sycamore 463 Sylvania 464 Sylvester

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

329 H

N

329 H

y

187 H

y

804 G

-y

30,981 B

y

12,084 C

y

2,755 E

y

2,797 E

N

1,205 F

y

1,710 F

N

1,415 F

y

330 H

N

15,854 C

y

1,360 F

y

615 G

N

3,359 E

y

6,494 D

y

8,187 D

y

4,557 E

y

153 H

N

5,025 D

y

209 H

y

215 H

N

253 H

y

2,412 F

y

7,361 D

y

417 H

y

2,871 E

y

5,702 D

y

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Municipality
465 Talbotton 466 Talking Rock 467 Tallapoosa 468 Tallulah Falls 469 Talmo 470 Tarrytown 471 Taylorsville 472 Temple 473 Tennille 474 The Rock 475 Thomaston 476 Thomasville 477 Thomson 478 Thunderbolt 479 Tifton 480 Tiger 481 Tignall 482 Toccoa 483 Toomsboro 484 Trenton 485 Trion 486 Tunnell Hill 487 Turin 488 Twin City 489 TyTy 490 Tybee Island 491 Tyrone 492 Unadilla 493 Union City

1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

1,046 F

y

62 H

N

2,805 E

y

147 H

N

189 H

y

130 H

N

269 H

y

1,870 F

N

1,552 F

N

88

H

N

9,127 D



17,457 C

y

6,862 D

y

2,786 E

y

14,216 C

y

301 H

y

711 G

y

8,266 D

y

617 G

N

1,994 F

N

1,661 F

y

970 G

y

189 H

N

1,466 F

N

679 G

y

2,842 E

y

2,724 E

y

1,620 F

N

8,375 D

y

Municipality
494 Union Point 495 Uvalda 496 Valdosta 497 Varnell 498 Vernonburg 499 Vidalia 500 Vidette 501 Vienna 502 Villa Rica 503 Waco 504 Wadley 505 Waleska 606 Walnut Grove 607 Walthourville 608 Warm Springs 609 Warner Robins 610 Warrenton 611 Warwick 612 Washington 513 Watkinsville 514 Waverly Hall 515 Waycross 616 Waynesboro 517 West Point 518 Weston 519 Whigham 620 White 521 White Plains 522 Whitesburg

1990 Population

Group

Responded to survey

1,753 F

y

561 G

y

39,806 B

y

358 H

N

74 H

N

11,078 C

y

NA H

y

2,708 E

y

6,542 D

y

461 H

y

2,473 F

y

700 G

y

458 H

N

2,024 F

y

407 H

y

43,726 B

y

2,056 F

N

501 G

y

4,279 E

y

1,600 F

y

769 G

y

16,410 C

y

5,701 D

N

3,671 E

y

42 .H

N

605 G

N

542 G

y

286 H

y

543 G

y

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Municipality
523 Willacoochee 524 Williamson 525 Winder 526 Winterville 527 Woodbine 528 Wo~dbury 529 Woodland 530 Woodstock

1994 Municipal Government Information Catalog Index to Municipal Governments

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

1,205 F

y

295 H

y

7,373 D

y

876 G

y

1,212 F

y

1,429 F

N

552 G

y

4,361 E

y

Municipality
531 Woodville 532 Woolsey 533 Wrens 534 Wrightsville 535 Yatesville 536 Young Harris 537 Zebulon

1990 Population Group

Responded to survey

415 H

y

120 H

y

2,414 F

y

2,331 F

y

409 H

N

604 G

y

1,035 F

y

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Key Th Tobie lA: Form of Government

A. Type of commission: Under which of the following forms of government does your city operate? Mayor-council Council-manager City commission Other
B. Number of elected members: Number
C. Number elected by wards/districts: Number
D. Number of members of board who are elected city-wide? Number

E. Are terms staggered or concurrent? Staggered Concurrent

F. Method mayor elected by: Popular Vote Vote of Council

G. Does the mayor have a vote on council?

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districts: city-wide

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Population

(A)

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(C)

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1. Albany

78,122 Council-manager

7

6

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Staggered Popular vote Yes

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2. Macon

106,612 Mayor-council

15

10

5

Concurrent Popular vote

No

3. Savannah

137,560 Council-manager

9

6

3

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

Population Group B

4. Augusta

44,639 Mayor-council

14

10

5. Marietta

44,129 Council-manager

8

7

6. Rome

30,326 Council-manager

9

0

7. Roswel 1

47,923 Mayor-counci 1

7

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30,981 Mayor-council

8

7

9. Valdosta

39,806 Council-manager

8

6

10. Warner Robins

43,726 Mayor-council

7

4

4

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

1

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

9

Staggered

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

3

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

Population Group C 11. A1pharetta 12. Americus 13. Bainbridge 14. Carrollton 15. Cartersv i 11 e

13,002 Mayor-council

7

16,512 Mayor-council

7

10,712 Counc i !-manager

7

16,029 Mayor-council

5

12,035 Council-manager

7

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10,321 Council-manager

5

10,026 Mayor-council

9

21,761 Mayor-counc i I

5

10,464

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7

11,635 Mayor-counci I

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16,312 Counc i !-manager

8

16,925 Mayor-counci 1

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17,885 Council-manager

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Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes staggered Council vote Yes

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1990

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Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

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24. Griffin

21,347 Council-manager

7

6

1

Staggered Counci 1 vote Yes

Always

25. Hi nesv i 11 e

21,603 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

26. Moultrie

14,865 Council-manager

7

6

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

27. Newnan

12,497 Council-manager

7

6

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

28. Peachtree City

19,027 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

29. Snellvi 1le

12,084 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

30. Statesboro

15,854 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

31. Thomasv i 11 e

17,457 Council-manager

5

4

1

Staggered Council vote Yes

Always

32. Tifton

14,215 City coll1llission

5

0

5

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33. Vidalia

11,078 Mayor-council

6

4

2

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

34. Waycross

16,410 Council-manager

6

5

Staggered Popular vote

No

Population Group D
35. Adel 36. Cairo 37. Calhoun 38. Cedartown 39. Chamblee

5,093 Council-manager

5

9,035 Council-manager

6

1, 135 Mayor-council

5

7,978 City coll1llission

5

7,668 Counci 1-tnanager

6

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers 42. Dawson 43. Doraville
44. Duluth

5,385 Mayor-council

7

7,380 Mayor-council

6

5,295 Council-manager

7

7,626 Mayor-council

7

9,029

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5

5,682 Council-manager

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Staggered Popular vote

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Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote

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1990

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body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

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Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

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48. Fitzgerald

8,612 Mayor-council

10

6

4

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

49. Fort Oglethorpe

5,880 Mayor-council

6

5

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

50. Garden City 51. Graham 52. Hapeville

7,410 Mayor-council

8

0

8

Concurrent Popular vote

No

NA Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

5,483 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

53. Jesup 54. Kennesaw
55. Kingsland 56. Lii burn 57. Monroe

8,958 Council-manager

7

6

1

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

8,936 Mayor-counci 1

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

5,474 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

9,301 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

9,759 Mayor-council

1

0

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

58. Morrow

5, 168 Council-manager

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

59. Norcross

5,947 Council-manager

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

60. Perry

9,452 Council-manager

1

6

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

61. Riverdale

9,359 Council-manager

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

62. Sandersville

6,290 Mayor-council

6

4

2

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

63. St. Marys

8, 187 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

64. Stone Mountain

6,494 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

65. SulTfllerville

5,025 Counc i I-manager

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

66. Swainsboro

7,361 Mayor-council

1

6

1

Staggered Popu 1ar vote Yes

Tie votes

67. Sylvester

5,702 Mayor-council

5

4

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

68. Thomaston
69. Thomson 70. Toccoa 71. Union City 72. Villa Rica

9,127 Council-manager

6

4

2

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

6,862 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Concurrent Popular vote

No

8,266 Counci !-manager

5

0

5

Staggered Council vote Yes

Always

8,375 Council-manager

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

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6

5

1

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Tie votes

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staggered or How is Does mayor When may

does the city governing wards or

concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

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body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on council? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

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73. Winder

7,373 Mayor-council

7

4

3

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

Population Group E

74. Acworth

4,519 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

75. Alma

3,663 Mayor-council

8

6

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

76. Ashburn

4,827 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered popular vote

No

Tie votes

77. Auburn

3,139 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

78. Austell

4,173 Mayor-council

7

4

3

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

79. Barnesville 80. Baxley 81. Blackshear
82. Bremen 83. Centerville

4,747 Mayor-council

6

3,841 Council-manager

7

3,263 Mayor-council

7

4,356 Mayor-council

5

3,251 Mayor-council

5

84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran
86. Commerce 87. Cornelia 88. Cumming

2,865 Mayor-council

5

4,390 Mayor-council

7

4, 108 Council-manager

7

3,219 Cound 1-manager

5

2,828 Mayor-council

6

89. Cuthbert 90. Dahlonega 91. Dallas . 92. Donalsonville
93. East Dublin

3,730 Mayor-council

7

3,086 Council-manager

7

2,810 Council-manager

7

2,761

Other

7

2,524 Mayor-council

6

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4,013 Mayor-council

7

4,268 Mayor-council

7

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Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Pppular vote

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Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes

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staggered or How is Does mayor When may

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concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

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body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on counci 1? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

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97. Greensboro

2,860 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

98. Grovetown

3,596 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

99. Hampton

2,694 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

100. Hartwe 11

4,555 Council-manager

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

101. Hawkinsville

3,527 Council-manager

5

0

5

Staggered

102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansv i 11 e 104. Homerville 105. Jackson 106. Loganville

4,202 Mayor-council

5

4

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2,976 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2,560 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

4,076 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

3, 180 Council-manager

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

107. Lyons 108. Madison 109. Manchester
110. McRae 111. Metter

4,502 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

3,483 Council-manager

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

4,104 Council-manager

5

4

1

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

3,007 Mayor-council

7

6

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

3,707 Mayor-council

6

4

2

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

112. Nashvi ! le

4,782 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

113. Oci 11 a

3, 182 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

114. Palmetto

2,612 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

115. Poo1er

4,453 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

116. Port Wentworth

4,012 Council-manager

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

117. Richmond Hi 11

2,934 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

118. Rockmart

3,356 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

119. Rossville

3,601 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

120. Royston

2,758

other

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

121. Social Circle

2,755 Mayor-council

5

0

5

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Tie votes

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staggered or How is Does mayor When may

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concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

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body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on counci I? be cast:

Munkipal ity

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

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122. Stockbridge

3,359 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

123. Sugar Hi 11

4,557 Council-manager

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

124. Sylvania

2,871 Council-manager

1

0

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

125. Ta 11 apoosa

2,805 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

126. Thunderbolt

2,786 Mayor-council

1

0

1

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone 129, Vienna 130. Washington 131. West Point

2,842 Mayor-council

1

0

1

Concurrent Popular vote

No

Tie votes

2,724 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2,708 Mayor-cound 1

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

4,279 Mayor-council

1

6

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

3,571 Mayor-council

1

0

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

132. Woodstock

4,361 Council-manager

6

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

Population Group F 133. Adairsville 134. Avondale Estates 135. Bloomingdale 136. Blue Ridge 137. Bogart

2, 131 Council-manager

5

2,209 Council-manager

5

2,271 Mayor-council

1

1,336 Mayor-council

6

1,018 Mayor-counci 1

5

138. Boston 139. Bowdon 140. Brooklet 141. Broxton
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1,395 Mayor-council

6

1,981 Mayor-council

5

1,013 Mayor-council

6

1,211 Mayor-council

5

1,673 Mayor-council

6

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2,276 Mayor-counci 1

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1,072 Mayor-council

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Staggered Popular vote

No

Staggered Popular vote

No

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes Concurrent Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes

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1990

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body?

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terms?

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Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

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146. Clarkesville

1, 151 Council-manager

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

147. Claxton

2,464 Mayor-council

8

7

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

148. Colquitt

1,991 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

149. Cusseta

1,107 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

150. Darien

1,783 Mayor-council

5

4

1

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

151. Demorest 152. Ellaville 153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantville

1,088 Mayor-council

5

0

5

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Tie votes

1,724 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,201 Mayor-counci 1

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,248 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,180 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

156. Gray 157. Hahira 158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah

2, 189 Mayor-council

6

4

2

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,353 Mayor-council

5

4

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2, 199 Mayor-counci 1

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,256 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2,466 city commission

5

0

5

Staggered

161. Hiram

1,389 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

162. Jasper

1,772 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

163, Jeffersonville

1,545 Mayor-council

8

7

1

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

164. Lakeland

2,467 Mayor-counci 1

7

0

7

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

165. Lavonia

1,840 Mayor-council

5

5

0

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

166. Leesburg

1,452 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

167. Lincolnton

1,476 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

168. Lithonia

2,448 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

169. Locust Grove

1,681 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

170. Lookout Mountain

1,636 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

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concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

operate?

body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on council? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

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171. Lou isv i Tl e

2,429 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

172. Lula

1,018 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

173. Lumber City

1,429 Mayor-council

6

4

2

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

174. Marshallville

1,457 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

175. Meigs

1, 120 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

176. Milan 177. Monticello 178. Mount Vernon
179. Oakwood 180. Oglethorpe

1,056 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote

No

2,289 Council-manager

6

4

2

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,914 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,464 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

1,302 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

181. Oxford 182. Pembroke 183. Porterdale 184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds
186. Ringgold 187. Shellman 188. Sparks 189. Springfield 190. Statham
191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton 193. Trion 194. Union Point 195. Wadley

1,945 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,503 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,278 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2,469 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

1,166 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,675 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1, 162 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,205 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,415 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1,360 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2,412 Mayor-counci 1

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

1,046 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

1,661 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

1,753 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

2,473 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.A - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Form of Government

Members

Under which form Number of -- Number elected by: -- elected to

of government members on

staggered or How is Does mayor When may

does the city governing wards or

concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

operate?

body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on council? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

196. Watkinsville

1,600 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

197. Willacoochee

1,205 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

198. Woodbine

1,212 Council-manager

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

199. Wrens

2,414 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

200. Wrightsville

2,331 Mayor-council

4

3

l

Concurrent Popular vote

No

201. Zebulon

1,035 Mayor-council

5

4

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

Population Group G 202. Abbev i l1 e 203. Adrian 204. Alapaha 205. Al1 enhurst 206. Alto

907 Mayor-council

7

615 Mayor-council

6

812 Mayor-council

6

594 Mayor-council

3

651 Mayor-council

6

207. Arcade 208. Baconton 209. Bibb City 210. Blairsville 211. Bowman

697 Mayor-council

6

623 Mayor-council

6

597 Mayor-council

6

564 Mayor-council

6

791 Mayor-council

6

212. Bronwood 213. Canon 214. Carnesvi Ile
215. Collins 216. Comer

513 Mayor-council

7

737 Mayor-council

5

514 Mayor-council

4

528 Mayor-council

6

939 Mayor-council

5

217. Coolidge 218. Crawford 219. Crawfordville

610 Mayor-council

7

694 Mayor-council

6

577 Mayor-council

4

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

0

7

0

6

0

6

0

3

0

6

0

6

5

1

0

6

0

6

0

6

0

7

0

5

0

4

0

6

4

1

0

7

0

6

0

4

Page 1.A - 9

Concurrent Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes staggered Popular vote Yes Concurrent Popular vote Yes Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Concurrent Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Concurrent Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Concurrent Popular vote

No

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Staggered Popular vote Yes
Concurrent Popular vote Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes Tie votes Tie votes
Always Tie votes
Tie votes Tie votes Tie votes Tie votes Tie votes
Tie votes Tie votes Tie votes
Tie votes
Tie votes Tie votes Tie votes

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Form of Government

Members

Under which form Number of -- Number elected by: -- elected to

of government members on

staggered or How is Does mayor When may

does- the city govern fog wards or

concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

operate?

body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on council? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E}

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

220. Doerun

899 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

221. Fairmount

657 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

222. Georgetown

913 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

223. Glenwood

881 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote

No

224. Grayson

529 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Fiscal

225. Hagan
226. Hiawassee 227. Homeland 228. Homer 229. Hoschton

787 Mayor-council

6

5

1

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

547 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

981 Mayor-council

1

0

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

742 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

642 Mayor-council

1

0

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

230. Idea I 231. Iron City 232. Irwinton 233. Kingston
234. Lake Park

554 Mayor-counci I

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

503 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

641 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

616 Mayor-council

5

4

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

500 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

235. Lenox 236. Lovejoy 237. Maysville 238. McIntyre 239. Menlo
240. Midville 241. Midway 242. Morven 243. Mountain City 244. Mountain Park

783 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

754 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

728 Mayor-council

5

4

1

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

552 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popu Iar vote . Yes

Tie votes

538 Mayor-council

1

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

620 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

863 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

536 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

784 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

554 Mayor-council

8

0

8

Staggered Popular vote

Tie votes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.A - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Form of Government

Members

Under which form Number of -- Number elected by:

elected to

of government members on

staggered or How is Does mayor When may

does the city governing wards or

concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

operate?

body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on council? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

245. Mt. Zion

511 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popu Jar vote Yes

Tie votes

246. Newton

703 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

247. Nicholson

535 Mayor-counci 1

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

248. Norman Park

711 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

249. Ochlocknee

588 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

250. Omega 251. Patterson 252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain

912 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

626 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

774 Mayor-counc i I

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

810 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

875 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

255. Pineview 256. Portal 257. Poulan 258. Ray City 259. Riceboro
260. Roberta 261. Screven 262. Senoia 263. Smithvi lie 264. Tigna 11
265. Tunnell Hill 266. Ty Ty 267. Uva Ida 268. Waleska 269, Warwick

594 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

522 Mayor-counci I

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

962 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

603 Mayor-council

5

0

5

staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

745 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

939 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Popular vote

No

Tie votes

819 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

956 Mayor-council

5

0

5

staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

804 Mayor-council

6

4

1

Concurrent Popu 1ar vote Yes

Tie votes

711 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

970 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Council vote Yes

Tie votes

579 Mayor-council

6

0

6

staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

561 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

700 Mayor-council

7

0

7

staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

501 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie v'ltes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.A - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Form of Government

Members

Under which form Number of -- Number elected by: -- elected to

of government members on

staggered or How is Does mayor When may

does the city governing wards or

concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

operate?

body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on council? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

270. Waverly Hall

769 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

271. White

542 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote

No

272. Whitesburg

543 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

273. Wintervi lie

876 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Y~s

Tie votes

274. Woodland

552 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

275, Young Harris

604 Mayor-cound l

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote

No

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. A11 entown 278, Arabi 279. Attapulgus 280. Avalon

127 City commission

3

0

0

Always

273 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

433 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

380 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

159 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

281. Avera 282. Bartow 283. Barwick 284. Be 11 vi 11 e 285. Bethlehem
286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton 289, Blythe 290. Bostwick
291. Brooks 292. Cadwe 11 293. Carl

215 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

292 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

385 Mayor-council

6

0

6

staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

192 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

348 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

82 Mayor-council

3

0

3

Staggered Popu Iar vote . Yes

Always

158 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

138 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

300 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

307 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

328 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

458 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

263 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.A - 12

Georgia Department of Co1T111unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Form of Government

Members

Under which form Number of -- Number elected by:

elected to

of government members on

staggered or How is Does mayor When may

does the city governing wards or

concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

operate?

body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on counci 1? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

294. Carlton

282 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

295. Cecil

376 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

296. Centralhatchee

301 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote

No

297. Climax

226 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

298. Cobbtown

338 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth 303. Culloden

443 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

137 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

211 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Ti" votes

136 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

242 Mayor-council

7

6

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

304. Daisy 305. Damascus 306. Danielsville 307. Danville 308. Davisboro
309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto 313. Dexter
314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay 316. Edgehi It 317. Ellenton 318. Ephesus

138 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

290 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

318 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

480 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

407 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

467 Mayor-counc i 1

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

111 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote

No

Tie votes

335 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

258 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

475 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

199 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

303 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

22 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

227 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

324

0

0

Yes

Tie votes

1994 Municipal Government catalog

Page 1. A- 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Form of Government

Members

Under which form Number of -- Number elected by: -- elected to

of government members on

staggered or How is Does mayor When may

does the city governing wards or

concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

operate?

body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on council.? be cast:

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

319. Eton

315 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

320. Flemington

279 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

321. Franklin Springs

475 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

322. Funston

248 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

323. Gay

133 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

324. Gi llsvi Ile 325. Girard 326. Good Hope 327. Haralson 328. Higgston
329. Hi lltonia 330. Hoboken 331. I la 332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg
334. Keysvi I le 335. Kite 336. Les lie 337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak
339. Mansfield 340. Meansville 341. Milner 342. Mineral Bluff 343. Mitchell

113 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

195 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Always

181 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

139 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

274 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

402 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Concurrent Popular vote

No

Tie votes

440 Mayor-council

7

0

7

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

297 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

137 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

213 Msyor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

284 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote

No

297 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Concurrent Popular vote

No

Tie votes

445 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote

No

Tie votes

138 Mayor-council

6

0

6

staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

161 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

341 Mayor-council

5

0

5

staggered Popular vote

No

Tie votes

250 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

321 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

153 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

181 Mayor-counci I

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.A - 14

Georgia Department of Cormiunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Form of Government

Members

Under which form Number of -- Number elected by: -- elected to

of government members on

staggered or How is Does mayor When may

does the dty governing wards or

concurrent the mayor have vote mayor's vote

1990

operate?

body?

districts: city-wide

terms?

elected? on counci 1? be cast:

Munkipal ity

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

344. Montrose

117 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

345. Morgan

252 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

346. Morganton

295 Mayor""council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

347. Newington

319 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

348. Norwood

238 Council-manager

7

0

7

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

349. Nunez 350. Oak Park 351. Odum 352. Omaha 353. Orchard Hill

135 Mayor-cound I

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

269 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

388 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

116 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote

No

239 Mayor-council

3

0

3

Staggered

Yes

Always

354. Parrott 355. Pitts 356. Plainville 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz
359. Roopvi lie 360. Sale City 361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale
364. Sharon 365. Siloam 366. Sky Valley 367. Sumner 368. Surrency

140 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

214 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

231 Mayor-council

5

4

1

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie ,,otes

264 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

364 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Ti 0 votet'.

248 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tic votes

324 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

154 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

244 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Staggered Popu Iar vote . Yes

Tie votes

180 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

94 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie 10tes

329 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

187 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote

No

209 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote

No

Tie votes

253 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popu1ar vote Yes

Tie votes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.A - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Form of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

Under which form of government does the city
operate? (A)

Number of members on governing
body?
(B)

-- Number elected by:

wards or districts:
(C)

city-wide (D)

Members elected to staggered or concurrent
terms?
(E)

How is the mayor
elected?
(F)

Does mayor have vote on council?
(G)

When may mayor's vote
be cast:
(H)

Population Group H 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo 371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette

417 Mayor-council

1

0

7

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

189 Mayor-cound I

4

0

4

Popular vote Yes

Always

269 Mayor-council

3

0

3

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

301 Mayor-cound I

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

NA Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote

No

Tie votes

374. Waco 375. Warm Springs 376. White Plains 377. Wi 11 iamson 378. Woodv i 11 e

461 Mayor-council

5

0

5

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

407 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

286 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

295 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Staggered Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

415 Mayor-council

6

0

6

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Tie votes

379. Woolsey

120 Mayor-council

4

0

4

Concurrent Popular vote Yes

Always

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.A - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.A: Summary Sketch - Form of Municipal Government

Number Group in group

A

3

B

7

C

24

D

39

E

59

F

69

G

74

H

104

Total 379

---- Number of municipal governments by type:

mayor-council

#

%

council-manager

#

%

city commission

#

%

1

33%

2

67%

0

0%

4

57%

3

43%

0

0%

12

50%

10

42%

1

4%

22

56%

15

38%

1

3%

43

73%

14

24%

0

0%

63

91%

5

7%

1

1%

74

100%

0

0%

0

0%

101

97%

1

1%

1

1%

320

84%

50

13%

4

1%

Average number of members on
governing body

---- Members of governing body----

are elected to:

staggered terms concurrent terms

#

%

#

%

10

1

33%

2

67%

9

5

71%

2

29%

6

23

96%

1

4%

6

34

87%

5

13%

6

51

86%

8

14%

6

53

77%

16

23%

6

46

62%

27

36%

5

48

46%

53

51%

6

261

69%

114

30%

Group
A B C
D
E
F
G H
Total

Number in group
3 7 24 39 59 69 74 104 379

---- Number of mayors elected by: ----

popular vote

#

%

vote of counci 1

#

%

3

100%

0

0%

6

86%

0

0%

20

83%

3

12%

36

92%

1

3%

58

98%

0

0%

67

97%

1

1%

73

99%

1

1%

101

97%

0

0%

364

96%

6

2%

Number granting

mayor vote on

counci 1

#

%

2

67%

6

86%

22

92%

31

79%

50

85%

57

83%

60

81%

89

86%

317

84%

Number al lowing

mayor vote on

a11 matters

#

%

2

67%

2

29%

9

38%

1

3%

5

8%

5

7%

3

4%

12

12%

39

10%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 1.A - S

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Key to Table 1B: Form of Government

A. Method Chairman Elected by: How is the council chairman elected? Popular vote Council vote
B. Chairman's Vote: Does the council chairman have a vote on council?
C. When Chairman May Vote: If the chairman has a vote, when may it be used? Always Fiscal matters only Tie votes
D. Full-time Manager: Does the city employ a full-time manager, administrator or chief executive officer?
E. Title of Position: If the city has a full time manager's position, what is the title of this position? Administrator Manager Supervisor County clerk Admin. assistant Mayor Other

F. Supervision of Departments: Who provides the primary day-to-day supervision of city department heads and their departments? Council ................ City council as a whole Sub-committee ....A Sub-committee of council members assigned responsibility for a given department Council mem ....... An individual council member with responsibility for a .department City manager ...... City manager Appointed admin An appointed manager (city manager or equivalent) with extensive executive authority Administrator ..... An appointed administrator with limited executive authority who assists the council, an individual councilperson, a subcommittee or an elected chief executive
G. Authority Hire/Fire: Does the full-time manager or administrator have the authority to hire and/or fire department heads?

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: Form of Government

How is the Does council When may Does city Title of Primary day-to-day Full-time manager

counci I chairperson chairperson's employ fu 11-t ime supervision of city have authority

chairperson have vote

vote fu 11-t ime manager's departments/managers to hire/fire

1990

elected? on council? be cast? manager? position: responsibility of: department heads?

Hunicipa lity

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

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Population Group A

1. Albany

78, 122 Popular vote Yes

Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

2. 11acon

106,612 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

CEO

Manager

No

3. Savannah

137,560

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Population Group 8 4. Augusta 5. Marietta 6, Rome 7. Roswe II 8, Smyrna

44,639 H, 129 30,326 Counci I vote Yes 47,923 30,981

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, council's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

Yes Administrator

Manager

Yes, council's approval

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, mayor's approval

9. Valdosta 10. Warner Robins

39,806 (3,726 Counci I vote Yes

Yes

Manager

Always

No

Manager Elected CEO

Yes, no restrictions

Population Group C 11, AIpharetta 12. Americus 13. Bainbridge 14, Carrollton 15. Cartersville

13,002 Popular vote Yes 16,512 10,712 16,029 12,035

Always

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

CEO

l'lanager

Yes, council's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

16. Cordele 17. Covington 18. Dalton 19. Douglas 20. Douglasville

10,321 10,026 Council vote Yes
21,761 10,464 11,635 Popular vote Yes

Always Tie votes

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

No

21. Dublin 22. Forest Park 23. Gainesville 24. Griff in

16,312 Council vote Yes 16,925 Council vote Yes
17,885 21,347

A!ways

Yes

Tie votes Yes

Yes

Yes

Manager Manager Manager Manager

Manager Manager Manager Manager

Yes, no restrictions Yes, no restrictions Yes, council's approval Yes, council's approval

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Page 1, B-

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: Form of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

How is the counci I
chairperson elected?
(A)

Does counc i1 When may Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote f u11-t ime

on council? be cast? manager?

(8)

(C)

(D)

Title of fu 11-t ime manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads? (G} .

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Population Group C

25. Hinesvi lie

21,603 Popular vote Yes

A!ways

Yes Administrator Elected CEO Yes, mayor's approval

26. Moultrie

14,865

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

27. Newnan

12,497 Popular vote

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

28. Peachtree City

19,027

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's aporcval

29. Sne l lv i II e

12,084 Council vote Yes

A!ways

No

Council

30. Statesboro 31. Thomasv i II e 32. Tifton 33. Vidalia
34. Waycross

15,854 17,457 14,215 Popular vote Yes 11,078 16,410

Always

Yes Administrator

Yes

Manager

Yes

Manager

Yes

Manager

Yes

Manager

Manager Manager Manager
Manager Manager

Yes, council's approval
Yes, no restrictions Yes, no restrictions Yes, council's approval Yes, council's approval

Population Group D

35. Adel

5,093

36. Cairo

9,035

37. Calhoun

1I 135

38. Cedartown

7,978

39. Chamblee

7,668

40. Clarkston

5,385

41. Conyers

7,380

42. Dawson

5,295

43. Doraville

7,626

44. Duluth

9,029

45. Eastman

5, 153

46. Elberton

5,682

47. Fayetteville

5,827

48, Fitzgerald

8,612

49. Fort Oglethorpe

5,880

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Popular vote No Council vote No
Counci I vote Yes Council vote Yes Popular vote No

Yes Tie votes Yes
Yes Tie votes Yes
Yes
No Yes Tie votes Yes No Yes
Tie votes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Tie votes Yes
Page 1.8 - 2

Manager Manager Admfohtrator Manager Manager
Manager Manager
Administrator
Manager Manager Manager Administrator Manager

Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager
Council member Manager
Elected CEO Council member Administrator
Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager

Yes, no restrictions Yes, no restrictions Yes, mayor's approval Yes, council's approval Yes, no restrictions
Yes, mayor's approval v'es, no restrictions
Yes, mayor's approval
Yes, no restrictions Yes, no restrictions Yes, no restriction~ Yes, council's approval Yes, mayor's approval

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table t.B: Form of Government

How is the Does counc ii When may Does city Title of Primary day-to-day Full-time manager

counci I chairperson chairperson's employ fut I-time supervision of city

chairperson have vote

vote full-time manager's departments/managers

have authority to hire/fire

1990

elected? on council? be cast? manager? position: responsibility of: department heads?

HunicipaJ;ty

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

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Population Group D

50. Garden City

7,410 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, mayor's approval

51. Graham

NA

No

Manager

52. Hapeville

5,483

Yes Administrator Sub-committee

No

53, Jesup

8,958

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

54. Kennesaw

8,936

No

Council member

55. Kingsland

5,474

56. Lilburn

9,301

57. Monroe

9,759

58. Horrow

5, 168

59. Norcross

5,947

No

Elected CEO

No

Council member

No

Administrator Yes, no restrictions

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

60. Perry 61. Riverdale
62. Sandersv i 11 e
63. st. Marys
64. Stone Mountain

9,452 9,359 6,290
8I 187 6,494 Counc ii vote Yes

Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

Manager

Elected CEO Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

City clerk Sub-committee

No

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

65. Summerville 66. Swainsboro 67. Sy Ivester 68. Thomaston 69. Thomson
70. Toccoa 71. Union City 72. Yi 1la Rica 73. Winder

5,025 7,361 Counc i I vote Yes 5,702 9, 127 Popular vote Yes 6,862
8,266
8,375 Council vote Yes 6,542 Counci I vote Yes 7,373

Always Always
Always A!ways

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

City clerk Council member Yes, council's approval

No

Sub-committee

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes Administrator

Manager

No

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

CEO

Manager

Yes, council's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

No

Sub-committee

Population Group E 74. Acworth

4,519 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

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Page 1. 8 - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: Form of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

How is the council
chairperson elected?
(A)

Does council When may Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote fu11-time

on council? be cast? manager?

(8)

(C)

(D)

Title of fu11-t ime manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads? (G) .

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Population Group E

75. Alma

3,663 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

76. Ashburn

4,827

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

77. Auburn

3, 139 Counci 1 vote Yes

Always

Yes Administrator Administrator

No

78. Austell

4, 173

Council

79. Barnesvi Ile

4,747

Yes

Manager

Hanager

Yes, council's approval

80. Baxley 81. Blackshear 82. Bremen 83. Centerville 84. Chatsworth

3,841 3,263
4,356 3,251 2,865 Council vote Yes

Always Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

No

Sub-committee

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

No

Elected CEO

Yes

City clerk Sub-committee

No

85. Cochran 86. Commerce 87. Cornelia 88. Cumming 89. Cuthbert

4,390 4, 108 Council vote Yes
3,219 2,828 Council vote Yes 3,730 Popular vote Yes

Always
Always Always

No

Yes

Manager

Yes

Hanager

Yes Administrator

No

Elected CEO Manager Hanager Hanager Hanager

Yes, no restrictions Yes, council's approval Yes, mayor's approval
No

90. Dahlonega 91. Dallas 92. Donalsonville 93. East Dublin 94. Fairburn

3,086
2,810 2,761 2,524 Council vote Yes
4,013

Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

Hanager

Hanager

Yes, council's approval

Yes

Manager

Hanager

Yes, council's approval

No

Council member

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, mayor's approval

95. Forsyth 96. GI ennv ill e 97. Greensboro 98. Grovetown 99. Hampton
100, Hartwell

4,268 Counci I vote Yes 3,676 2,860 Council vote Yes 3,596 Council vote 2,694
4,555 Council vote Yes

AIways Always
Always

Yes Administrator

Manager

No

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, council's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

No

Yes

City clerk Council member

No

Other

Council member

Yes

Hanager

Manager

Yes, mayor's aooroval

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Page 1.B - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: Form of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

How is the counc i I
chairperson elected? (A)

Does counc i I When may Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote fu 11-t ime

on council? be cast? manager?

(8)

(C)

(D)

Title of fu 11-t ime manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority
to hire/fire department heads?
(G)

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Population Group E

101. Hawkinsvi lie

3,527 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

102. Hazlehurst

4,202

Yes

AIways

No

Council member

No

103. Hogansville

2,976 Counci I vote Yes

Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

10 4. Homerv i II e

2,560

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

105. Jackson

4,076

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

106. Loganvi Ile 107. Lyons 108. Madison
109. Manchester 110. HcRae

3, 180 4,502 Council vote Yes 3,483 4, 104 Counc ii vote Yes 3,007

Always Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's aoorovsl

Yes Administrator

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

Manager

Elected CEO

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

City clerk Sub-committee

No

111. Hetter 112. Nashville 113. Oci Ila 114. Palmetto 115. Poo Ier

3,707 Council vote Yes 4,782 Council vote Yes 3, 182 Popu Jar vote Yes 2,612
4,453

A!ways Always Tie votes

Yes

City clerk Council member

No

No

Council member

Yes

Mayor

Elected CEO

Yes, no restrictions

Yes Administrator Elected CEO Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

116. Port Wentworth 117. Richmond Hi II 118. Rockmart 119. Rossville 120. Royston

4,012 Council vote Yes 2,934 3,356 Council vote Yes 3,601 Council vote Yes 2,758

Always
Always Always

Yes Administrator Administrator

No

Yes

City clerk Sub-committee

No

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

No

Elected CEO Yes, mayor's aporoval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

121. Social Circle 122. Stockbridge 123. Sugar Hi 11 124. Sylvania 125. Ta II apoosa

2,755

3,359

4,557 Counc ii vote Yes

2,871

2,805

No

Always

Yes

City clerk Administrator Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

Hanager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

. Hanager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

Yes

Hanager

Manager

No

126. Thunderbo It

2,786 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk Counci 1 member

No

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Page 1. B- 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1,8: Form of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

How is the council
chairperson elected? (A)

Does council chairperson have vote on counc1'?
(B)

When may chairperson's
vote be cast?
(C)

Does city employ
fu11-t ime manager?
(0)

Title of ful 1-time manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads?
(G)

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Population Group E

127. Tybee Island

2,842

Yes Administrator Counc ii member

No

128. Tyrone

2,724

No

City clerk

129. Vienna

2,708

Yes Administrator

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

130. Washington

4,279

Tie votes Yes Administrator

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

131. West Point

3,571 Popular vote Yes

Always

Yes Administrator

Manager

Yes, council's approval

132. Woodstock

4,361

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

Population Group F 133. Adairsville 134. Avondale Estates 135. Bloomingdale 136. Blue Ridge 137. Bogart

2, 131 Counc ii vote Yes 2,209 2,271 1,336 Counc ii vote Yes 1,018 Council vote Yes

Always
Always Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, no restrictions

No

Sub-committee

No

Yes

City clerk Council member Yes, council's approval

Yes

City clerk

Sub-committee Yes, council's approval

138, Boston

I, 395

139. Bowdon

I, 981

140. Brooklet

I, 013

141. Broxton

1,211

142. Butler

1,673

143, Byron

2,276

144. Chester

1,072

145. Chickamauga

2,149

146, Clarkesville

1, 151

147. Claxton

2,464

148. Colquitt

1,991

149. Cusseta

1, 107

150. Darien

1,783

151. Demorest

1,088

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Council vote Yes Popular vote Yes Popular vote Yes Council vote Yes Council vote Yes
Council vote Yes Counc ii vote Yes
Council vote Yes Popular vote No

Always

No

Yes

AIways

Yes

Always

No

Always

No

Always

Yes

No

Yes

Always

Yes

A!ways

Yes

No

A!ways

No

No

Yes

Page 1. B- 6

Administrator City clerk
City clerk Other Manager Other
City clerk Other

Sub-committee Manager
Administrator Council member Elected CEO
Administrator Administrator
Manager Manager Council member
Administrator Administrator Sub-committee
Manager

Yes, council's approval Yes, no restrictio~s No
Yes, council's approval
Yes, council's approval Yes, no restrictions No
No No No

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: Form of Government

How is the Does council When may Does city Title of Primary day-to-day Full-time manager

counci I chairperson chairperson's employ full-time supervision of city have a~thority

chairperson have vote

vote ful 1-time manager's departments/managers to hire/fire

1990

elected? on council? be cast? manager? position: responsibility of: department heads?

Hunicipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

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Population Group F

152. Ellaville

1,724 Council vote Yes

Tie votes

Yes

Admin asst

Council

No

153. Emerson

1,201

No

Council

154. Fort Gaines

1,248 Counc ii vote Yes

Always

Ho

Sub-committee

155. Grantville

1,180 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Elected CEO

No

156. Gray

2, 189

No

Council

157. Hahira 158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah 161. Hiram

1,353
2, 199
1I 256 Council vote Yes 2,466 Council vote Yes 1,389 Counc i I vote Yes

Always Always Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

Ho

City clerk Sub-committee

No

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, no restrictions

No

Council member

Yes

City clerk Sub-committee

No

162. Jasper 163. Jeff ersonv i II e 164. Lakeland 165. Lavonia 166. Leesburg

1,772 Popular vote Yes 1,545 Popu Jar vote Yes
2,467 Council vote Yes 1,840 Council vote Yes 1,452 Council vote Yes

Tie votes Yes

Always

No

AIways

No

Always

No

Always

No

Manager City clerk

Manager Council Council member
Administrator

Yes, mayor's approval No
No

167. Lincolnton 168. Lithon;a 169. Locust Grove 170. Lookout Mountain 171. Louisville

1,476 Council vote Yes 2,448 1,681 Council vote Yes 1,636
2,429

Always Always

No

Elected CEO

No

Elected CEO

No

Council

NI)

Yes

Manager

Administrator Yes, council's approval

Yes Administrator

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

172. Lula

1,018 Counc ii vote Yes

Always

Yes

Manager

Council

No

173. Lumber City

1,429

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

174. Marshallville

1,457

No

Sub-committee

175. Meigs

1,120 Council vote Yes

AIways

No

Mayor

Council

176. Milan

1,056 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Council member

177. Monticello

2,289

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: Form of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

How h the counci 1
chairperson elected?
(A)

Does council chairperson have vote on council?
(8)

When may chairperson's
vote be cast?
(C)

Does city employ
ful Hime manager?
(0)

Title of fu 11-t ime manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads'
(G)

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Population Group F

178. Mount Vernon

1,914 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

Mayor

Elected CEO Yes, mayor's approval

179. Oakwood

1,464

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, council's approval

180. Oglethorpe

1,302

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

181. Oxford

1,945 Popular vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk Administrator

No

182. Pembroke

1,503 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk Administrator

No

183, Porterdale 18(. Reidsville 185. Reynolds 186. Ringgold 187. Shellman

1,278 Popular vote Yes 2,(69 Council vote Yes
1, 166 1,675 Council vote Yes 1, 162 Council vote Yes

A!ways Always
Always Always

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's aporoval

No

Council member

No

Elected CEO

Yes

City clerk

Council

Yes, council's approval

No

Counc iI

188. Sparks 189. Springfield 190. Statham 191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton

1,205 1,415 Counci I vote Yes 1,360 Council vote Yes
2,412 1,046 Council vote Yes

A!ways A!ways
Always

No

Council member

No

Council

No

City clerk

Elected CEO

Yes, no restrictions

No

Sub-committee

Yes

City clerk Sub-committee

No

193. Trion 194. Union Point 195. Wadley 196. Watkinsville 197. Willacoochee

1t 661 Popu Jar vote Yes
1t 753 2,473 1,600 Council vote Yes 1,205 Council vote Yes

Always
Always Always

No

Council

No

Sub-comm it tee

Yes Administrator

Manager

Yes, council's aoprov1 1

No

Elected CEO

No

Elected CEO

198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville 201. Zebu1on

1,212
2,41' 2,331 Council vote Yes 1,035 Council vote Yes

Tie votes Always

Yes Administrator Administrator Yes, council's approval

Yes Administrator

Nanager

Yes, council's approval

Council member

No

Sub-committee

Population Group G

202. Abbeville

907 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk

Council

No

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Page 1. 8 - 8

Georgia Department of Co111t11unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table l.B: Form of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

How is the counci I
chairperson elected?
(A)

Does council When may Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote full-time

on council? be cast? 1111nager?

(B)

(C)

(D)

Title of full-time manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager
have authority
to hire/fire department heads?
(G) .

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203. Adrian

615 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Elected CEO

204. Alapaha

812

Yes

Manager

Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

205. AII enhurst

594

No

Elected CEO

206. Alto

651

No

Council

207. Arcade

697 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

Mayor

Elected CEO

No

208. Baconton 209, Bibb City 210, Blairsville 211. Bowman 212. Bronwood

623 Council vote Yes
597 564 Council vote Yes 791 Popular vote Yes 513 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

No

Tie votes No

Always

Yes

Always

No

City clerk City clerk

Counci I Elected CEO Elected CEO
Counci 1 Elected CEO

Yes, council's approval No

213. Canon 214. Carnesville
215. Collins 216. Comer 217. Coolidge

737 Popular vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk Counc i1 member

No

514

Yes

City clerk

Council

No

528 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Council

939 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Counci 1

610 Counc i1 vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk Administrator

No

218. Crawford 219. Crawfordville
220. Doerun
221. Fairmount 222. Georgetown

694 577
899 657 Counci 1 vote Yes 913 Popular vote No

No

Elected CEO

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

No

Council member

Always

Yes

Manager

Counci 1 Yes, council's approval

No

Elected CEO

223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225. Hagan
226. Hiawassee 227. Home land

881

Yes

Always

No

529

No

787 Council vote Yes

Always

No

547 Popular vote Yes

Always

Yes

Mayor

981

No

Elected CEO Council
Elected CEO Elected CEO
Counci I

No Yes, council's approval

228. Homer

742 Counc ii vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk

!tanager

Yes, council's approval

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.B - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 1,8: For of Government

Hunicipa lity

1990 Population

How is the counci I
chairperson elected?
(A)

Does council When may Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote full-time

on council? be cast? manager?

(B)

(C)

(D)

Title of fu 11-t ime manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads?
(8)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

229. Hoschton

642 Popu Jar vote Yes

Always

No

Sub-committee

230. Idea 1

554 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Administrator

231. Iron City

503 Council vote Yes

AIways

No

Counci I

232. Irwinton

641 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

233, Kingston

616 Popu Jar vote Yes

Always

No

Council

234. Lake Park 235. Lenox
236. Lovejoy
237. Haysv i II e 238. Hclntyre

500 Council vote Yes
783 754 728 Council vote Yes 552 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk

"anager

No

Yes

City clerk

Hanager

Yes, council's approval

No

A!ways

No

Elected CEO

Always

No

Counc iI 11ember

239. Henlo 240, Nidville
241. Nidway 242. Norven 243. Hountain City

538 620 863 Popular vote Yes
536 784

No

No

Always

No

No

No

Council

Council member

No

Counci I

Council member

244. Nountain Park

554

No

Elected CEO

245. Ht. Zion

511

City clerk

Council

246. Newton

703 Counc ii vote Yes

Always

No

"anager

No

247. Nicholson

535 Council vote Yes

Always

No

City clerk Council member

No

248. Norman Park

711

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson 252. Pavo 253, Pine Lake

588 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Counci 1

912 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk

Counci I

No

626

Yes

City clerk

Nanager

No

114 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Administrator

810 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

Other

Administrator

No

254. Pine Hountain

875

No

Administrator

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 1.B - 10

Georgia Department of Comunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: For of Government

Kunicipa lity

1990 Population

How is the council
chairperson elected? (A)

Does council When may Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote full-time

on council? be cast? manager?

(B)

(C)

(0)

Title of fu 11-t ime manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads?
(8)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group G

255. Pineview

59' Council vote Yes

AIways

No

Elected CEO

No

256. Portal

522 Council vote Yes

Tie votes No

Sub-committee

257. Pou Ian

962

No

Sub-committee

258. Ray City

603 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Counci 1

259. Riceboro

745 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Elected CEO

260. Roberta 261. Screven 262. Senoia 263. Smithville 264. Tignall

939

No

Tie votes Yes

City clerk

Council

No

819 Popu Jar vote Yes

Tie votes No

Elected CEO

No

956

No

Council member

804 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk Sub-committee

No

711 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Elected CEO

265. Tunnell Hill 266. Ty Ty
267. Uval~a 268. Waleska 269. Warwick

970 579 Council vote Yes 561 Council vote Yes 700 Council vote Yes 501 Council vote

No

Council member

Always

Yes

City clerk

Counci 1

No

Always

Yes

Kayor

Elected CEO Yes, mayor's approval

Always

No

Kanager

No

No

Council

270. Waverly Hall

769

Yes

Always

No

Counci I

271. White

542 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Counci I

272. Whitesburg

543 Counc i I vote Yes

Always

No

Elected CEO

273. Winterville

876

No

Elected CEO

274. Woodland

552 Council vote Yes

Always

No

City clerk

Counci I

No

275. Young Harris

604 council vote Yes

A!ways

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

Population Group H
276. Aldora 277. AII entown 278. Arabi 279. Attapulgus

127

Yes

273 Council vote Yes

433

380

Always

No

Kanager

Yes, council's approval

Always

No

Elected CEO Yes, mayor's approval

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

No

Elected CEO

1994 Kunicipal Government Catalog

Page 1.B - 11

Georgia Department of CoMunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: For of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

How is the council
chairperson elected?
(A)

Does council lhen 111ay Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

hue vote

vote fu II-time

on council? be cast? manager?

(B)

(C)

(D)

Title of fu 11-t ime manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads?
(8)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

280. Avalon

159

No

Elected CEO

281. Avera

215 Popular vote Yes

Tie votes No

Counci I

282. Bartow

292 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

283. Barwick

385 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Council member

284. Bellville

192

No

285. Bethlehem 286. Between 287, Bishop
288. Bluffton 289. Blythe

348 Council vote Yes 82 Council vote Yes
158
138 300 Counc i I vote Yes

Always

No

Always

No

No

No

Always

Yes

City clerk

Council Manager

Yes, mayor's approval

290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. Cadwell
293, Carl
294. Carlton

307 Council vote Yes 328
458
263 Popular vote 282 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

No

No

No

Always

No

Council

Counci I

Elected CEO

No

Council

Counci I

295. Cecil 296, Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown 299. Colbert

376 Popular vote Yes 301 226 Popu Jar vote Yes 338 Council vote Yes
03

Always

No

No

Fiscal

No

Always

No

No

Counci I Elected CEO Sub-committee Council member
Council member

Yes, mayor's approval

300. Cole111an 301. Concord 302. Corinth 303. Culloden 304. Daisy
305. Damascus

137 Council vote Yes

Always

No

211 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Sub-committee

No

136

Yes

Mayor

242 Counc iI vote Yes

AIways

No

Elected CEO

138 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Counci I

290 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Council

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 1.B - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: For of Government

Hunicipality

1990 Population

How is the counci I
chairperson elected?
(A)

Does counci I lhen may Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote full-time

on counci I? be cast? manager?

(8)

(C)

(D)

Title of fu11-t ime manager's
position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads?
(G)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group H

306. Danielsville

318 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Counci I

307. Danville

480 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Other

Elected CEO

No

308, Davisboro

407 Council vote Yes

A!ways

Yes

City clerk

Counci I

No

309. Dawsonville

467 Counc iI vote Yes

Always

No

Council

310. Deepstep

111 Popular vote No

Tie votes No

Council

311. Denton
312. DeSoto
313. Dexter
314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay

335 Popular vote Yes 258 Council vote Yes 475 Council vote Yes
199 303 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Mayor

A!ways

No

Always

No

No

Always

Yes

Hanager

Council Council
Council Elected CEO

Yes, mayor's approval Yes, council's approval

316. Edgehill

22

No

Counci I

317. Ellenton

227 Popular vote

No

318. Ephesus

324

Yes

Always

No

Counci I

319. Eton

315 Popular vote Yes

Tie votes Yes

City clerk

Council

No

320. Flemington

279

No

Council

321. Franklin Springs
322. Funston 323. Gay 324. Gil lsvi lie 325. Girard

475 248 133 113 Council vote Yes 195

Yes

Manager

Elected CEO Yes, mayor's approval

No

Administrator

No

AIways

No

No

Elected CEO

326. Good Hope

181 Counc ii vote Yes

.A Iways

Yes

Hayor

321. Hara Ison

139 Counc ii vote Yes

Always

No

328. Higgston

27' Council vote Yes

Always

No

Council

329. Hilltonia

402 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Counci I

No

330. Hoboken

440 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Council

331. Ila

297

No

Counc iI

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 1.8 - 13

Georgia Department of Cofflfflunity Affairs 1994 Survey of "unicipal Government Operations

Table 1.8: For of Governent

"unicipality

1990 Population

How is the counci I
chairperson elected? {A)

Does counc i I lhen 111ay Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote full-t i11e

on council? be cast? 111nager?

(8)

{C)

{D)

Title of
full-ti e
11anager's position:
{E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
{F)

Full-time manager have authority
to hire/fire department heads?
{G)

P--o-p-u-l-a-ti-o-n--G--r-ou-p---H------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

332. Jakin

137

No

Council

333. Jenkinsburg

213 Counci I vote Yes

Always

No

Counci I

334. Keysv i11 e

284 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Counci I

335. Kite

297

No

Council member

336. Leslie

445

No

Elected CEO

337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak
339. "ansfield 340. "eansvi Ile 341. "ilner

138

161

Yes

341 Counc ii vote Yes

250 Popu hr vote Yes

321

No

No

Always

No

Tie votes No

No

Elected CEO Counci I
Elected CEO
Council Elected CEO

342. "ineral Bluff

153 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Administrator

343. "itchell

181

No

Counci I

344. "ontrose

111

No

Council

345. "organ

252

Yes

"anager

"anager

No

346. "organton

295

No

Elected CEO

347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park 351. Odum

319 Council vote Yes 238 Popular vote Yes 135 Council vote Yes 269 Council vote Yes 388

Always

No

Always

No

Always

No

Always

No

No

Council member Council
Elected CEO
Counci I Council

352. Omaha

116 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Elected CEO

353. Orchard Hill

239 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Counci I

354. Parrott

140 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Elected CEO

355. Pitts

214 Counc iI vote Yes

Always

No

Council

356. Plainville

231 Council vote Yes

Always

Yes

City clerk Counci I member

No

357. PuIask i

264 Popular vote Yes

Always

No

Counci I

1994 "unicipal Govern111ent Catalog

Page 1.8 - 14

Georgia Department of Colllfflunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 1.B: Form of Government

Municipality

1990 Population

How is the counci I
chairperson
elected? (A)

Does counc i1 When ,nay Does city

chairperson chairperson's employ

have vote

vote full-time

on council? be cast? 11nager?

(B)

(C)

(D)

Title of full-time manager's position:
(E)

Primary day-to-day supervision of city departments/managers responsibility of:
(F)

Full-time manager have authority to hire/fire
department heads?
(G)

-P-o-p-u-l-a-ti-o-n---G-r-ou-p---H------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

358. Rentz

364

Yes

City clerk

Elected CEO

No

359. Roopv iIIe

248

No

Administrator

360. Sale City

324 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Council

361. Santa Claus

154 Popular vote

No

Council

362. Scot land

244 Counci I vote

AIways

No

Hayor

Elected CEO

363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365, Si101111 366. Sky Valley 367. Sumner

180 Counc ii vote Yes 94 Popu hr vote Yes
329 Counc ii vote Yes
187 Council vote Yes 209 Popular vote Yes

AIways

No

Always

No

AIways

No

AIways

No

Always

No

Council Sub-committee

368. Surrency 369. Syc111ore 370. Talmo 371. Taylorsville
372. Tiger

253 Counci I vote Yes 417 Popu hr vote Yes
189 269 Council vote Yes 301 Council vote Yes

Always

No

Tie votes No

No

Always

No

AIways

No

Council Council member
Counci I Counci I

373. Vidette 374. laco 375. Warm Springs
376. White Plains
377. Williamson

NA Council vote Yes 461 Popular vote Yes 407 Popu hr vote No
286 295 Popular vote No

AIways

No

AIways

No

Tie votes Yes

No

No

City clerk

Counci I Council
Elected CEO Elected CEO
Counci 1

Yes, mayor's approval

378. loodv ill e

415

379. loo lsey

120

No

Counci I

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 1.B - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 1.B: Summary Sketch - Form of Municipal Government

Number Group in group

A

3

B

7

C

24

0

39

E

59

F

69

G

74

H

104

Total 379

--- Number of cities with ---

council chair elected by:

popular vote

council vote

#

I

#

I

1
0

3o31,

1

33%

2

29'

5

21,

4

17%

3

8%

8

21,

3

5%

22

37%

9

13%

34

49%

t t

15%

35

471

24

23%

42

40%

56

15%

148

39%

Number with council chair having vote on city council

#

"'

2

67%

2

29%

8

33%

8

21,

25

42%

42

61%

46

62%

62

60%

195

51%

Number allowing council chair
to vote on a11 matters

#

"'

2

67%

2

29%

6

25%

6

15%

25

42%

39

57%

43

58%

57

55%

180

47%

Number of cities
with full-time manager

3

100%

6

86%

23

96%

30

77%

48

81%

32

46%

23

31%

13

12%

178

47%

Number of cities with full-time

--- Number of cities with day-to-day ---

manager having unrestricted

supervision assigned to:

authority to hire/fire

Number

city council

manager/administrator

department heads

-G--ro-u-p-----in--g--ro-u-p---------#-----------"-'------------#------------"'-----------------#--------------"'----------

A

3

0

0%

0

0%

2

67%

B

7

0

0%

0

0%

2

29%

C

24

1

4%

1

4%

9

38%

D

39

0

0%

0

0%

14

36%

E

59

1

2%

1

2%

9

15%

F

69

11

16%

11

16%

5

7%

G

74

24

32%

24

32%

0

0%

H

104

47

45%

47

45%

0

0%

Total 379

84

22%

84

22%

41

11%

1994.Municipal Information Catalog

Page 1.B - S

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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices

A Function of Finance Director:

D. Budget Approval:

How is the function offinance director performed in

Who approves the annual budget?

the city?

Mayor

Full Time ................ City has a full-time

Council chairman

finance director

City Council

Part Time ............... City has a part-time

Other

finance director

City Clerk ............... City clerk serves as

E. Capital Budget:

finance director

Does your city have a capital budget?

City Manager ......... City 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 city have a 1% local option sales tax?

B. Annual Operating Budget:

Yes

No

Does the city 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

City Manager ......... City manager

BC-1980 .............. 1980 U.S. Bureau of Census

CEO ........................ Chiefelected official

BC-1990 .............. 1990 U.S. Bureau of Census

City clerk ............... City clerk

Other source ....... Other population estimate

Finance ................... Financial officer

Other method ..... Another method ofdistribution

Other ...................... Other

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Perfodk

City

finance adopt annual

City

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?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A

1. Albany

78,122 Full-time

Yes

Other

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

2. Macon

106,612 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

3. Savannah

137,560 Full-time

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

Population Group B

4. Augusta

44,639 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

5. Marietta

44,129 Ful I-time

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

No

No

6. Rome

30,326 Full-time

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

7. Roswell

47,923 Full-time

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

8. Smyrna

30,981 Full-time

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

9. Valdosta

39,806 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

10. Warner Robins

43,726 Full-time

Yes

CEO

Council

Yes

Yes

No

Population Group C

11. Alpharetta

13,002 Full-time

Yes

Other

Other

Yes

Yes

No

12. Americus

16,512 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

13. Bainbridge

10,712 Ful I-time

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

14. Carro 11 ton

16,029

Other

Yes

Manager

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

15. Cartersv i 11 e

12,035 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

16. Cordele

10,321 Full-time

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

17. Covington

10,026 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

18. Daltor:i

21, 761 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

Other method

19. Douglas

10,464 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

20. Douglasville

11,635 Ful I-time

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

21. Dublin 22. Forest Park 23. Gainesvi Ile 24. Griffin

16,312 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

16,925 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

17,885 Ful 1-time

Yes

Finance

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

21,347 Fu11-t ime

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.A - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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?

Hunfoipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(0)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group C

25. Hinesville

21,603 Manager

Yes

Manager

Other

No

Yes

Yes

Other method

26. Moultrie

14,865 Full-time

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

27. Newnan

12,497

Other

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

28. Peachtree City

19,027 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes Other method

29. Snellville

12,084 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

No

30. Statesboro
31. Thomasv i 11 e
32. Tifton 33. Vidalia 34. Waycross

15,854 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

Yes

No

17,457 Full-time

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

14,215 Full-time

Yes

Finance Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

11,078 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

16,410 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

Population Group D

35. Adel

5,093 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

Other method

36. Cairo

9,035 Part-time

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

37. Calhoun

7,135 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

38. Cedartown

7,978 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

39. Chamblee

7,668 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers
42. Dawson 43. Doraville
44. Duluth

5,385 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

No

7,380 Ful 1-time

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

5,295 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

Other method

7,626

Other

Yes

Other

Counc;J

Yes

No

No

9,029

Other

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

45. Eastman

5, 153 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

46. Elberton

5,682 Full-time

Yes

Mgr &clerk Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

47. Fayetteville

5,827 Full-time

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

BC-1990

48. Fitzgerald

8,612 Part-time

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

49. Fort Oglethorpe

5,880

Other

Yes

Manager

Mayor

Yes

Yes

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Functfon of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

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50. Garden City

7,410 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

51. Graham

0 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

No

52. Hapevi I le 53. Jesup

5,483

Other

Yes

Manager

Mayor

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

8,958 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

54. Kennesaw

8,936 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Council

Yes

Yes

No

BC-1990

55. Kingsland 56. Lilburn 57. Monroe 58. Morrow 59. Norcross

5,474 Full-time

Yes

Other

Other

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

9,301 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

9,759 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

5,168 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

5,947 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

No

60. Perry

9,452 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

No

f1. Riverdale

9,359 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci I

No

Yes

No

BC-1990

62. Sandersville

6,290 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

63. st. Marys

8,187 Full-time

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

64. Stone Mountain

6,494 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

65. Sunmerville 66. Swainsboro 67. Sylvester 68. Thomaston 69. Thomson

5,025 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

7,361 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

Yes

No

Yes

BC-1990

5,702 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

9, 127 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

6,862 Full-time

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

70. Toccoa 71. Union City
72. Villa Rica 73. Winder

8,266 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

8,375 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

6,542 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

7,373 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Perfodic

City

finance adopt annual

director operating

Budget

City

budget

have 1% How is 1%

Budget have capital reports local option sales tax

1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budget? prepared? sales tax? distributed?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

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74. Acworth

4,519

Other

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

No

BC-1980

75. Alma 76. Ashburn
77. Auburn

3,663 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

4,827 Manager

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

3,139 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

78. Austel 1

4,173 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

No

BC-1990

79. Barnesville 80. Baxley 81. B1ackshear 82. Bremen 83. Centerville

4,747 Manager

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

3,841 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

3,263 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

4,356 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counc;J

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

3,251 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran
86. Comnerce 87. Cornelia 88. Cunming

2,865 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

4,390 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

4, 108 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

3,219 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

2,828 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

89. Cuthbert

3,730

Other

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

90. Dahlonega

3,086 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

91. Dallas

2,810 Manager

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

92. Donalsonville

2,761

other

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

93. East Dub 1in

2,524 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counc;J

No

Yes

No

94. Fairburn
95. Forsyth 96. GI ennv i 11 e 97. Greensboro 98. Grovetown

4,013 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

4,268 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

3,676 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

2,860 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

3,596 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

99. Hampton

2,694 Part-time

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E

100. Hartwel 1 101. Hawkinsville

4,555 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

3,527 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansvi lie 104. Homerville

4,202 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

2,976 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

No

2,560 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

105. Jackson 106. Loganville 107. Lyons 108. Madison 109. Manchester

4,076 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

3,180 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

No

4,502 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

Yes

No

3,483 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

4,104 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

110. McRae 111. Metter 112. Nashvi lie 113. Ocilla
114. Palmetto

3,007 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

3,707 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

4,782 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

Yes

No

3,182 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

2,612 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

No

115. Pooler

4,453 -Fu! I-time

Yes

Finance

Other

No

Yes

No

116. Port Wentworth

4,012 Full-time

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

117. Richmond Hill

2,934 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

118. Rockmart

3,356 City clerk

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

119 Rossv i II e

3,601 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

120. Royston

2,758 Manager

Yes

Manager

other

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

121. Social Circle

2,755 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

122. Stockbridge

3,359 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

123. Sugar Hi 11

4,557 Full-time

Yes

Finance

council

Yes

Yes

No

124. Sylvania

2,871 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

125. Tallapoosa

2,805 Manager

Yes

Manager

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

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Population Group E

126. Thunderbolt

2,786 City clerk

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

127. Tybee Island

2,842 Full-time

Yes

other

Mayor

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

128. Tyrone

2,724 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

129. Vienna

2,708 Manager

Yes

Manager

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

130. Washington

4,279 Manager

Yes

Other

Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

131. West Point 132. Woodstock

3,571 Manager

Yes

Manager

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

4,361 Manager

Yes

Manager

Council

No

Yes

No

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

2, 131 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Other

Yes

Yes

No

134. Avondale Estates

2,209 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

135. Bloomingdale

2,271 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

136. Blue Ridge

1,336 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

No

Yes

BC-1970

137. Bogart

1,018 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

138. Boston 139. Bowdon 140. Brooklet 141. Broxton 142. Butler

1,395 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

1,981 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

1,013 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

Other method

1,211 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

No

No

1,673 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

143. Byron 144. Chester 145. Chickamauga
146. Clarkesville 147. Claxton

2,276 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

1,072 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

BC-1990

2, 149 Manager

Yes

Manager

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

1, 151 Manager

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

No

2,464 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1 .

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

148. Colquitt 149. Cusseta 150. Darien

1,991

Other

Yes

Manager

Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

1,107

Other

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

1, 783 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

151. Demorest

1,088 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Council

No

Yes

No

152. El lavi Ile

1,724 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

153. Emerson

1,201 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

154. Fort Gaines

1,248 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

Other method

155. Grantville

1,180 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

156. Gray 157. Hahira 158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah

2,189 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Other

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

1,353 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other m!Jthod

2,199 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1981)

1,256 Manager

Yes

Manager

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC 1990

2,466 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC:-198fJ

161. Hiram

1,389 Full-time

Yes

City clerk Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

flC-1990

162. Jasper

1,772 Full-time

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other r:ii:thorJ

163. Jeffersonville

1,545

other

Yes

Other

Other

No

Yes

Yes

EJC-1~KO

164. Lakeland

2,467

Other

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

8'.":-1 ?80

165. Lavonia

1,840 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC- 1990

166. Leesburg

1,452 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

167. Lincolnton

1,476 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

Other method

168. Lithonia

2,448 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

169. Locust Grove

1,681 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

No

Yes

BC-1990

170. Lookout Mountain

1,636 Manager

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

171. Louisvi lie

2,429 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

BC-1990

172. Lula

1,018 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

No

No

173. Lumber City

1,429 City clerk

Yes

Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

174. Marshallville

1,457 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

175. Meigs

1,120 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

Yes

No

Yes

BC-1990

176. Milan

1,056 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

Yes

No

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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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'?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

177 Mont ice 11 o

2,289 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

178. Mount Vernon

1,914 Manager

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

179. Oakwood

1,464 Manager

Yes

Manager

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

180. Oglethorpe

1,302 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

181. Oxford

1,945 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

182. Pembroke 183. Porterdale 184. Reidsvi lie 185. Reynolds
186. Ringgold

1,503 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

1,278 City clerk

No

No

No

Yes

BC-1990

2,469 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

1,166 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

Yes

Yes

No

1,675 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

No

Yes

BC-1990

187. Shellman 188. Sparks 189. Springfield
190. Statham 191. Suwanee

1,162 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

No

No

Yes

BC-1990

1,205 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

1,415 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1~80

1,360

Other

Yes

City clerk Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

BC-1990

2,412 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci I

No

Yes

No

192. Talbotton 193. Trion 194. Union Point 195. Wadley 196. Watkinsville

1,046 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

Yes

Mo

1,661

Other

Yes

Other

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

1,753 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

2,473 Manager

Yes

Mgr &clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

1,600 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

197. Willacoochee 198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville 201. Zebulon

1,205 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

Yes

No

Yes

BC-1980

1,212 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

Other method

2,414 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

2,331 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

No

BC-1990

1,035

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

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Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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? saies tax? distributed?

Munfoipa 1ity

Population

(A)

{B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

202. Abbev i 11 e

907 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

Yes

No

203. Adrian

615

other

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

204. Alapaha

812 Manager

Yes

Manager

Other

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

205. Allenhurst

594 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

Yes

No

206. Alto

651 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

207. Arcade 208. Baconton 209. Bibb City 210. Blairsville 211. Bowman

697 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

No

623 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

597 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

564 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

791 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

212. Bronwood 213. Canon 214. Carnesville 215 . Co 11 ins 216. Comer

513 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

737 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

514 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

No

528 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

939 City clerk

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

217. Coolidge 218. Crawford 219. Crawfordville
220. Doerun 221. Fairmount

610 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

694

other

Yes

CEO

Council

Yes

Yes

No

577 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Mo

No

899 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

657 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

222. Georgetown 223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225. Hagan 226. Hiawassee

913 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

No

Yes

Other method

881

Other

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

No

Yes

BC-1990

529 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

No

787 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

547 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

No

Other method

227. Homeland

981 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

No

Yes

BC-1990

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Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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 ta\(? distributed?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

228. Homer

742 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

No

229. Hoschton

642 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

230. Ideal

554 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

Yes

No

Yes

BC-1990

231. Iron City

503 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

232. Irwinton

641 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

233. Kingston 234. Lake Park 235. Lenox 236. Lovejoy 237. Maysvi lie

616 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

Yes

No

Yes

BC-1990

500 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

No

No

BC-1980

783 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Other

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

754 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

728 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

238. McIntyre 239. Menlo 240. MidvU le 241. Midway 242. Morven

552 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

No

538 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

Yes

No

620

Other

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

No

No

BC-1990

863 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Other

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

536 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

Yes

No

243. Mountain City 244. Mountain Park 245. Mt. Zion 246. Newton 247. Nicholson

784 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

Yes

No

554 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

No

511 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

No

Yes

No

703 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

No

Yes

Other method

535 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

Yes

Yes

No

248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson 252. Pavo

711 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

No

588 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

No

BC-1990

912 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

626 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

No

Yes

other method

774 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

253. Pine Lake

810

Other

Yes

CEO

Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

,Page 2.A - 10

Georgia Department of Colmlunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

budqet

have 1%

Ho~1 is l~j

director operating

Budget

Budget have capital reports local option salc>c tax

1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budget? prepared? s3Jes tax? distributed/

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

254. Pine Mountain

875 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

255. Pineview

594 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci I

No

No

No

256. Portal

522 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

No

257. Poulan 258. Ray City

962 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

No

603 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No\

No

No

HC-1980

Yes

BC-1990

259. Riceboro 260. Roberta 261. Screven 262. Senoia 263. Smithvi Ile

745 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

939 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

819 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

956

Other

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

No

No

Yes

BC-1970

804 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

264. Tignall 265. Tunnell Hill 266. Ty Ty 267. Uvalda 268. Waleska

711 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

No

No

970 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Council

No

Yes

No

579 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

561 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

700 Manager

Yes

Manager

Council

No

Yes

No

269. Warwick 270. Waverly Hall 271. White 272. Whitesburg 273. Winterville

501 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

769 City clerk

Yes

City cl.erk Counci I

No

Yes

No

542 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

No

Ye:;

RC-1990

543 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1?90

876 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

flC-1::i70

274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

552 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

604 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

Yes

No

BC-1990

Yes

Yes

BC-19~(1

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. Al 1entown 278. Arabi

127

Other

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

Yes

No

273 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

No

433 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.A - 11

No

Yes

Other method

Yes

Other method

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

budget

have 1%

How lS 1%

director operating

Budget

Budget have capital reports local ootion sales tav

1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budget? prepared? sales tax? distributed'.

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

{H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

380 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

280. Avalon

159 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

281. Avera

215 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

No

No

282. Bartow

292 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

No

283. Barwick

385 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

284. Bell vi Ile 285. Bethlehem 286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton
289. Blythe 290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. Cadwell 293. Carl

192 City clerk

Yes

348

Yes

82

Other

No

158

Other

No

138

other

Yes

CEO

Council

No

Other

Other

No

No

No

Other

Counci 1

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

Other method

300 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

307 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Council

Yes

Yes

No

328 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

458 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Other

No

No

No

BC-1990

263

other

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

Other method

294. Carlton 295. Cecil 296. Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown
299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth 303. Culloden
304. Daisy

282 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

376 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

301 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

No

226 Part-time

Yes

Other

Council

No

338 City clerk

No

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

Yes

No

BC-1980

No

Yes

BC-1 ~l80

Yes

No

No

Yes

BC-1990

443 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

No

No

Yes

9C-1980

137 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

No

Yes

Other mt?thod

211 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-19/fJ

136

No

Yes

No

No

242 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

No

No

Yes

BC-1~70

138 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

No

Yes

BC-1990

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.A - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

budget

have 1% How is 1%

director operating

Budget

Budget have capital reports local option sales b1x

1990 performed by? budget? prepared by? approved by? budqet? preoared? sales tax? distributed?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

305. Damascus

290 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

306. Danielsville

318 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

Yes

No

307. Danvi lie

480

Other

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

No

No

Other method

308. Davisboro

407

Other

Yes

Other

Other

No

No

Yes

Other method

309. Dawsonville

467 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto 313. Dexter 314. Dillard

111 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

Yes

No

No

Other method

335 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

No

Yes

No

258 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk

Mayor

No

No

No

475 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

No

No

199 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci I

No

No

No

315. East Ellijay 316. Edgeh ;J l 317. Ellenton 318. Ephesus 319. Eton

303 Manager

Yes

Manager

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1980

22 City clerk

No

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

227 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

Yes

No

324 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

315 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

320. Flemington

279 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

No

Yes

BC-1970

321. Franklin Springs

475 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

Yes

Yes

No

BC-1990

322. Funston

248 City clerk

No

No

Yes

Other method

323. Gay

133 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

No

No

324. Gillsville

113 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci I

No

No

Mo

325. Girard 326. Good Hope 327. Haralson 328. Higgston 329. Hilltonia

195 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Other

No

Yes

Yes

BC-!990

181

Other

Yes

Other

Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

Other method

139 City clerk

No

No

No

274 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

402 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-19?0

330. Hoboken

440 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

Yes

Yes

B> 1980

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.A - 13

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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?

Municipality

Population (A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

331. 11 a

297 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

Yes

No

332. Jakin

137 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

No

No

333. Jenkinsburg

213 Part-time

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

334. Keysv il 1e

284 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

Yes

Yes

335. Kite

297 City clerk

Yes

Finance

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

336. Leslie 337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansville

445

other

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

138 City clerk

No

No

Yes

Yes

Other- method

161 City clerk

No

No

No

341 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

250 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

341. Milner 342. Mineral Bluff 343. Mitchell 344. Montrose 345. Horgan

321

Other

Yes

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

153 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

Yes

No

181 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

117 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

Yes

Yes

Other method

252 City clerk

Yes

Mgr &clerk Counci 1

Yes

Yes

No

346. Morganton 347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

295 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

No

No

319 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Counci 1

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

238 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

Yes

BC-1990

135

other

No

No

Yes

No

269 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

Yes

No

Yes

BC-1990

351. Odum 352. Omaha 353. Orchard Hill 354. Parrott 355. Pitts

388 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1990

116 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

Yes

Yes

No

239 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Council

No

No

No

140 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

Yes

Mo

214

No

No

Yes

BC-1990

356. Plainvi I le

231 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

N0

Yes

BC-1990

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.A - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.A: Financial Management Practices:

Function of

City

Periodic

City

finance adopt annual

City

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?

Municipality

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

357. Pulaski

264 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

No

No

358. Rentz

364 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

Yes

No

359. Roopvi Ile

248 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

360. Sale City

324 City clerk

Yes

Other

Counci 1

No

Yes

Yes

Other metho,i

361. Santa Claus

154 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci 1

No

Yes

Othr'r method

362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365. Siloam 366. Sky Valley

244 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

180 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

No

No

No

94 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci 1

No

No

No

329 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk

Mayor

No

Yes

Yes

Other source

187 City clerk

Yes

Other

Council

Yes

Yes

No

367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo 371. Taylorsville

209

Yes

Other

Yes

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

253 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

No

Yes

BC-1980

417 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Council

No

No

Yes

Other method

189 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Other

No

Yes

No

269 City clerk

No

No

No

No

372. Tiger 373. Vidette 374. Waco 375. Warm Springs 376. White Plains

301 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Council

No

0 City clerk

No

No

461 City clerk

Yes

Other

Other

No

407 City clerk

Yes

CEO &cl erk Counci I

No

286 City clerk

Yes

CEO

Council

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

BC-1970

No

No

BC-1990

No

Yes

BC-1990

377. Wi 11 iamson 378. Woodv i 11 e 379. Woolsey

295 City clerk

Yes

City clerk Counci I

No

415 City clerk

Yes

CEO &clerk Counci I

No

120

Other

Yes

CEO

Other

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.A - 15

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.A: Sunmary Sketch - Financial Management Practices

Number

Number

Number

preparing

Number with 1%

with full-time adopting annual

periodic

Number with local option

Number finance director operating budget budget reports capital budget sales tax

Group in group It

%

It

%

#

%

It

%

#

%

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

3 100%

3 100%

3 100%

3 100%

3 100%

B

7

7 100%

7 100%

6 86%

7 100%

5 71%

C

24

11

46%

24 100%

24 100%

20 83%

20 83%

D

39

10 26%

39 100%

37 95%

27 69%

25 64%

E

59

5

8%

59 100%

58 98%

36 61%

45 76%

F

69

2

3%

68 99%

59 86%

36 52%

51 74%

G

74

0

0%

74 100%

54 73%

22 30%

44 59%

H

104

0

0%

91

88%

50 48%

22 21%

50 48%

Total 379

38 10% 365 96% 291 77% 173 46% 243 64%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 2.A - S

a11 . . ,
.----------------~LOGOSJt-------------------.
' s--~ ,I"
Table 2.B: Financial Management Practices - Specia1aT 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 Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of- Municipal 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

Municipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

( E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

Population Group A 1. Albany 2. Macon 3. Savannah

78,122 106,612 137,560

Population Group B

4. Augusta

44,639

y

5. Marietta

44,129

6. Rome

30,326

1. Roswell

47,923

8. Smyrna

30,981

9. Valdosta

39,806

y

10. Warner Robins

43,726

Population Group C 11. Alpharetta 12. Americus 13. Bainbridge 14. Carrollton 15. Cartersville

13,002 16,512 10,712 16,029 12,035

16. Cordele

10,321

y

17. Covington

10,026

18. Dalton

21,761

y

19. Douglas

10,464

20. Douglasville

11,635

y

21. Dublin 22. Forest Park

16,312 16,925

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.B - 1

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

Population Group C
23. Gainesville 24. Griffin 25. Hinesville 26. Moultrie 27. Newnan

17,885 21,347 21,603 14,865 12,497

y

y

28. Peachtree City

19,027

29. Sne llvi 11 e

12,084

30. Statesboro

15,854

y

31. Thomasville

17,457

y

32. Tifton

14,215

33. Vidalia

11,078

34. Waycross

16,410

y

Population Group D 35. Adel 36. Cairo 37. Calhoun 38. Cedartown 39. Chamblee

5,093

9,035

7, 135

7,978

7,668

y

y

y

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers 42. Dawson 43. Ooravi Ile
44. Duluth

5,385 7,380 5,295 7,626 9,029

45. Eastman

5,153

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.B - 2

Georgia Department of Cormiunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

Population Group H

291. Brooks

328

292. Cadwe 11

458

293. Carl

263

294. Carlton

282

295. Ceci 1

376

296. Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown 299. Colbert 300. Coleman

301

226

338

y

443

137

y

y

y

301. Concord

211

302. Corinth

136

303. Culloden

242

304. Daisy

138

305. Damascus

290

306. Danielsvi I le

318

307. Danville

480

308. Davisboro

407

309. Dawsonville

467

310. Deepstep

111

311. Denton

335

312. DeSoto

258

313. Dexter

475

314 . Di 11 ard

199

315. East Ellijay

303

y

y

y

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.B - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

Population Group H

316. Edgehill

22

317. E11 enton

227

318. Ephesus

324

319. Eton

315

320. Flemington

279

321. Franklin Springs

475

322. Funston

248

y

323. Gay

133

324. Gillsville

113

325. Gfrard

195

326. Good Hope

181

y

327. Haralson

139

328. Higgston

274

y

y

329. Hi l ltonia

402

330. Hoboken

440

y

y

331. I la

297

332. Jakin

137

333. Jenkinsburg

213

y

y

y

y

y

334. Keysv i 11 e

284

335. Kite

297

336. Leslie

445

337. Lilly

138

338. Lone Oak

161

339. Mansfield

341

340. Meansville

250

1994 MuniciDal Government Catalog

Page 2.8 - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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 Iice

fire

other

Municipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

Population Group H

341. Milner

321

342. Mineral Bluff

153

343. Mitchell

181

344. Montrose

117

345. Morgan

252

346. Morganton

295

347. Newington

319

348. Norwood

238

349. Nunez

135

350. oak Park

269

y

y

y

y

y

351. Odum 352. Omaha 353. Orchard Hill 354. Parrott 355. Pitts

388

116

y

239

140

214

y

y

356. Plainville

231

357. Pulaski

264

358. Rentz

364

359. Roopville

248

360. Sale City

324

361. Santa Claus

154

362. Scotland

244

363. Shady Dale

180

364. Sharon

94

365. Si loam

329

y

y

y

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.B - 15

Georgia Department of ColT'fllunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

Population Group H

366. Sky Valley

187

367. Sumner

209

368. Surrency

253

369. Sycamore

417

370. Talmo

189

371. Taylorsville

269

372. Tiger

301

y

373. Vidette

0

374. Waco

461

375. Warm Springs

407

376. White Plains

286

377. Wi 11 iamson

295

378. Woodv i 11 e

415

379. Woolsey

120

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Georgia Department of Coll'f'l1unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations
Table 2.8: Sunmary Sketch - Financial Management Practices - Special Tax Districts

Number and percentage of municipalities with special tax districts by type:

drainage/

storm

street

street

Number sanitation sewer

sewerage

1ight ing construction pol ice

fire

other

Group in group # % # % # % # % # % # % # % J %

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A

3

0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

B

7

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

2 29%

C

24

1 4%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

1 4%

6 25%

D

39

1 3%

0 0%

0 0%

2 5%

0 0%

1 3%

0 0%

0 0%

E

59

3 5%

3 5%

3 5%

3 5%

1 2%

3 5%

3 5%

1 2%

F

69

3 4%

1 1%

4 6%

3 4%

2 3%

3 4%

4 6%

1 1%

G

74

4 5%

1 1%

4 5%

7 9%

4 5%

6 8%

6 8%

1 1%

H

104

5 5%

3 3%

0 0%

8 8%

5 5%

0 0%

7 7%

2 2%

Total 379

17 4% 8 2% 11 3% 23 6% 12 3% 13 3% 21 6% 13 3%

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Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

A. Does your city collect a special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST)? Yes No

B. If your city collects a SPLOST, what year was it imposed? Year

Uses of proceeds from SPLOST:

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 Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial ManagMent Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect specia 1 If yes,

purpose local year roads &

civic

re er eat ion

water/ landf i11 sewer solid

1990 option tax imposed streets ja i Is center libraries facilities city hall syste111 waste other

Hun icipa lity

Population (A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group A

1. Albany

78,122

y

1991

y

2, Macon

106,612

N

3. Savannah

137,560

N

Population Group 8

4. Augusta

44,639

y

1988

y

5. Marietta

44,129

y

1990

y

6. Rome

30,326

N

y

y

y

y

y

7. Ros we II

47,923

N

8, S111yrna

30,981

N

y

9. Valdosta

39,806

y

1993

y

y

y

y

y

y

y

10. Warner Robins

43,726

N

Population Group C

11. Alpharetta

13,002

N

12. Aaericus

16,512

N

13. Bainbridge

10,712

y

1989

y

14. Carrollton

16,029

N

15. Cartersville

12,035

N

16. Cordele

10,321

N

17. Covington

10,026

N

18. Da1ton

21,761

N

19. Douglas

10,464

y

1993

y

y

y

20. Douglasville

11,635

N

21. Dublin 22. Forest Park

16,312

N

16,925

N

1994 Municipal Govern111ent Catalog

Page 2.C - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of "unicipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial "anagement Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

"unicipality

co II ect speciaI If yes,

purpose local year

1990 option tax imposed

Population (A)

(B)

roads &

streets jails

(C)

(D)

water/ landfill

civic

recreation

sewer solid

center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

(E)

(F)

(0)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group C

23. Gainesville

17,885

N

U. Griff in

21,347

N

25. Hinesville

21,603

N

26. "oultrie

U,865

y

1993

y

27. Newnan

12,07

y

1993

y

y

y

y

28. Peachtree City

19,027

N

29. Snellville

12,0U

N

30. Statesboro

15,854

y

1993

y

31. Tho1mv i11 e

17,457

N

32. Tifton

U,215

y

1993

y

y

y

y

y

y

33. Vidalia 34. hycross

11,078

y

16,410

y

1989

1993

y

y

y

y

Population Group D

35. Adel

5,093

N

36. Cairo

9,035

y

1993

37. Calhoun

7,135

N

38. Cedartown

7,978

y

1993

39. Chamblee

7,668

N

y y

40. Clarkston

5,385

N

41. Conyers

7,380

N

42. Dawson

5,295

y

1992

y

y

43. Doraville

7,626

N

H. Duluth

9,029

N

45. Eut111an

5,153

y

1984

y

y

1994 "unicipal Governent Catalog

Page 2.C - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds froM special purpose local option sales tax:

collect special If yes,

water/ landfill

purpose local year roads 6

civic

recreation

sewer

so 1id

1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Municipality Population (A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

Population Group D

46. Elberton

5,682

N

47. Fayetteville

5,827

N

48. Fitzgerald

8,612

N

49. Fort Oglethorpe

5,880

N

50. Garden City

7,410

y

1993

Y

51. Grahain

0

N

52. Hapevi lie

5,483

N

53. Jesup

8,958

N

54. Kennesaw

8,936

N

y

55. Lilburn

9,301

N

56. Monroe 51. Korrow 58. Norcross 59. Perry
60. Riverdale

9,759

5,168

N

5,947

N

9,452

N

9,359

N

61. Sandersville

6,290

N

62. St. "rys

8,187

y

1991

y

63. Stone Kountain

6,494

N

64. Sunerv i II e

5,025

y

1994

65. Swainsboro

7,361

y

1991

y

y

y y

66. Sylvester

5,702

y

y

67. Tho1mton

9, 127

N

68. ThoHon

6,862

N

69. Toccoa

8,266

y

1992

y

70. Union City

8,375

N

1994 Kunicipal Govern1ent Catalog

Page 2.C - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect special If yes,

water/ landfill

purpose local year roads I

civic

recreation

sewer sol id

1990 option tu imposed streets jai Is center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Municipality Popu Iat ion (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group D

71. Villa Rica

6,542

y

1994

y

y

72. Winder

7,373

y

1992

y

Population Group E

73. Acworth

4,519

N

y

H. Alia

3,663

N

75. Ashburn

4,827

y

197S

y

76. Auburn

3,139

y

1992

y

77, Austell

4, 173

N

78. Barnesv i 11 e

4,747

y

1992

y

79. Baxley

3,Ul

N

80. Blackshear

3,263

N

81. Bremen

4,356

y

1988

y

82. Centerv i II e

3,251

N

83. Chatsworth 84. Cochran 85. Commerce 86. Cornelia 87. Cumming

2,865

N

4,390

N

4, 108

N

3,219

N

2,828

N

88. Cuthbert

3,730

N

y

89. Dahlonega

3,086

N

90. Dallas

2,810

y

1992

y

y

91. Donalsonville

2,761

N

92. East Dub Iin

2,524

N

93. Fairburn

4,013

N

1994 Municipal Governaent Catalog

Page 2.C 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds fro special purpose local option sales tax:

collect specia I If yes,

purpose local year roads &

civic

recreation

water/ Iandf iII sewer so I id

1990 opt ion tax imposed streets ja i Is center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Municipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group E

U. Forsyth

4,268

N

95. GI ennv ill e

3,676

y

y

96, Greensboro

2,860

N

97. Grovetown

3,596

y

1993

y

y

y

98. Ha11pton

2,694

N

99. Hart we II

4,555

y

1993

y

100. Hawkinsville

3,527

N

101. Haz Iehurst

4,202

N

102. Hogansville

2,976

N

103. Hoervi lie

2,560

N

104. Jackson 105. Kingsland 106. loganvi Ile 107. Lyons 108. Madison

4,076

N

4,699

y

3, 180

N

4,502

y

3,483

y

1992

y

1989

1990

y

y
y y

109. Kan chester 110. McRae 111. Ketter 112. Nashville 113. Oci Ila

4I 104

N

3,007

N

3,707

y

4,782

N

3, 182

y

1989

y

y

y

114. Palmetto

2,612

N

115, Poo Ier

4,453

N

116. Port Wentworth

4,012

y

1984

y

y

117. Rich11ond Hill

2,934

N

118. Rock,mt

3,356

y

1993

y

1994 Municipal Governent Catalog

Page 2.C - 5

Georgia Department of Colftlllunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Nunieipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Nanagement Practices - Special Purpose local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

co 11 ect speeia I If yes,

purpose local year roads &

civic

recreation

water/ landfill sewer so lid

1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Nunicipa lity Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group E

119. Rossv i11 e

3,601

y

1993

y

y

120. Royston

2,758

y

1987

y

y

y

121. Social Circle

2,755

N

122. Stockbridge

3,359

N

y

y

y

y

123. Sugar Hill

4,557

N

124. Sylvania 125. Ta Ilapoosa 126. Thunderbolt 127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone

2,871

N

2,805

y

1989

2,786

y

1988

y

2,842

y

1992

y

2,724

N

y

y

y

y

y

129. Vienna 130. lashington 131. lest Point 132. Woodstock

2,708

N

4,279

3,571

N

4,361

y

1992

y

y

y

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

2, 131

N

y

134. Avondale Estates

2,209

N

135. Bloomingdale

2,271

y

1985

y

y

136. Blue Ridge

1,336

N

137. Bogart

1,018

N

138. Boston

1,395

N

139. Bowdon

1,981

N

y

y

140. Brook Iet

1,013

N

141. Broxton

1,211

N

142. Butler

1,673

N

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 2.C - 6

Georgia Dep1rt1ent of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of "unicipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial "ana9et11ent Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect special If yes,

purpose local year roads &

civic

recreation

water/ Iandf ill sewer so I id

1990 opt ion tax imposed streets jails center I ibraries facilities city hall system waste other

Nunicipality Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

143. Byron

2,276

y

1994

y

144, Chester 145. Chickamauga

1,072

N

2,149

y

1993

y

y

y

146. Clarkesville

1, 151

N

14 7. Claxton

2,464

y

1992

y

y

148. Colquitt

1,991

N

149. Cusseta

1, 107

N

y

y

y

y

150. Darien

1,783

N

151. Demorest

1,088

N

152. Ellaville

1,724

N

153. Emerson

1,201

N

154. Fort Gaines

1,248

y

1990

y

155. Grantville

1, 180

y

1993

y

y

y

y

156. Gray

2, 189

y

1990

y

157. Hahira

1,353

y

1990

y

y

y

y

158. Harle111 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah
161. Hiram 162. Jasper

2, 199

y

1992

1,256

N

2,466

N

1,389

y

1991

y

1,772

N

y

y

163. Jeffersonville

1,545

N

164. Lakeland

2,467

N

165. Lavonia

1,840

N

y

166. Leesburg

1,452

N

1981

y

167. Lincolnton

1,476

N

1994 "uniclpal Government Catalog

Page 2.C - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of "unicipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial "anagement Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

co II ect spec ia I If yes,

purpose local year roads &

civk

recreation

water/ Iandf ill sewer sol id

1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

"unicipality Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

168. Lithonia

2,448

N

169. Locust Grove

1,681

N

170. Lookout "ountain

1,636

N

171. Louisvi lie

2,429

N

172. Lula

1,018

N

173. Lumber City 174. "arshallville
175. "eigs 176. "ilan 177. "onticello

1,429

y

1994

y

1,457

y

1992

I, 120

N

1,056

N

2,289

N

y

y

y

178. "ount Vernon 179. Oakwood 180. Oglethorpe
181. Oxford
182. Penibroke

1,914

N

1,464

N

1900

1,302

N

1,945

N

1,503

N

183. Porterdale 184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds 186. Ringgold 187. Shel Iman

1,278

N

2,469

N

I, 166

N

1,675

N

1, 162

y

y

1993

y

y

y

y

y

188. Sparks

1,205

N

189. Springfield

1,415

y

1989

y

190. Statham

1,360

N

y

191. Suwanee

2,412

N

192. Talbotton

1,046

N

1994 "unicipal Government Catalog

Page 2.C - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Nunicipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Nanageaent Practices Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect special If yes,

purpose I oca I year roads &

civic

recreation

water/ landf i11 sewer so I id

1990 option tax imposed streets ja iIs center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Nunicipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group F

193. Trion

1,661

N

194. Union Point

1,753

N

195. ladley

2,473

N

196. latkinsville

1,600

N

197. Willacoochee

1,205

N

198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville 201. Zebu Ion

1,212

y

1991

y

2,414

N

2,331

N

1,035

N

y

y

Population Group G 202. Abbev i11 e 203. Adrian 204. Alapaha
205. Allenhurst 206. Alto

907

N

615

N

812

y

1993

Y

594

N

651

y

1981

207. Arcade

697

N

208. Baconton

623

N

209. Bibb City

597

y

1989

y

210. Blairsville

564

N

y

y

y

211. Bowman

791

212. Bronwood 213. Canon 214. Carnesville 215. Coll ins 216. Comer

513

y

1988

y

737

y

1987

y

514

N

528

y

1990

939

N

y y
y

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 2.C - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Kunicipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Kanagement Practices a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect specia I If yes,

purpose local year

roads a

civic

recreation

water/ landfill sewer solid

1990 option tax imposed streets jai Is center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Kunicipa lity Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

Population Group G 217. Coolidge 218. Crawford
219. Crawfordville 220. Doerun 221. Fa ir11ount

610

N

694

N

577

N

899

y

1993

657

N

y

y

y

y

222. Georgetown 223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225. Hagan 226. Hinassee

913

N

y

881

N

529

N

787

y

1993

Y

547

y

1992

Y

y

y

227. Home Iand

981

y

1992

228. Homer

742

229. Hoschton

642

N

230. Idea I

554

y

1992

y

y

231. Iron City

503

N

232. Irwinton

641

y

y

233. Kingston

616

N

234. Lake Park

500

N

235. Lenox

783

N

236. Lovejoy

754

N

237. Kaysville 238. Kclntyre
239. Kenlo 240. Kidvil le 241. Kidny

728

N

552

y

1990

y

538

y

620

N

863

N

1994 "unicipal Governent Catalog

Page 2.C - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect special If yes, purpose local year 1990 option tax i11posed

roads &
streets jails

water/ landf i II

civic

recreation

sewer

so I id

center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Hunicipa lity Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group G

242. Morven

536

y

1988

y

243. Mountain City

784

N

244. Mountain Park

554

N

245. Ht. Zion

511

y

1993

y

y

y

246. Newton

703

N

y

247. Nicholson 248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson

535

N

y

711

N

588

N

912

y

1993

626

y

1991

y

y

y

y

252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain 255. Pineview 256. Porta I

774

N

810

N

875

N

594

N

522

N

25 7. Pou Ian 258. Ray City 259. Riceboro 260. Roberta 261. Screven

962

N

y

603

y

1988

y

745

N

939

N

819

N

262. Senoia 263. S111ithville 264. Tignall 265. Tunnell Hill 266. Ty Ty

956

y

1992

y

804

N

711

N

970

N

579

y

1993

y

y

y

y

y

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Page 2.C - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

Municipality

co 11 ect spec iaI If yes,

purpose local year

1990 option tax imposed

Population (A)

(B)

roads &

streets jai Is

(C)

(D)

water/ landf i11

civic

recreation

sewer solid

center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group G

267. Uva Ida

561

N

268. laleska

700

y

1989

Y

269. Warwick

501

N

y

270. Waverly Hall

769

N

271. lhite

542

N

272. Whitesburg

543

y

1994

y

y

273. Winterville

876

N

274. Woodland

552

N

275. Young Harris

604

N

Population Group H

276. Aldora

127

N

277. Allentown

273

y

1989

Y

278. Arabi

433

N

279. Attapulgus

380

y

1994

y

y

y

280. Avalon

159

N

281. Avera

215

y

1985

282. Bartow

292

N

283. Barwick

385

y

y

284. Bellville

192

y

1993

y

285. Bethlehem

348

N

286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton 289. Blythe 290. Bostwick

82

N

158

N

138

N

300

y

1990

y

307

N

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Page 2.C - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect special If yes,

water/ landfill

purpose local year roads &

civic

recreation

sewer solid

1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries faci I ities city hall system waste other

Municipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

Population Group H 291. Brooks 292. Cad we 11 293. Carl 294. Carlton 295. Cecil

328

N

458

N

263

N

282

N

376

N

y

y

y

y

y

296. Centralhatchee

301

N

297. Climax

226

N

298. Cobbtown

338

N

y

299. Colbert

U3

N

300. Cole1111n

137

N

301. Concord

211

N

302. Corinth

136

N

303. Culloden

242

N

304. Daisy

138

N

y

305. Damascus

290

N

y

y

y

306. Danielsville

318

N

307. Danville

480

N

308. Davisboro

407

N

309. Dawsonville

467

N

310. Deepstep

111

N

y

y

y

y

y

311. Denton 312. DeSoto 313. Dexter 314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay

335

N

258

N

475

N

199

N

303

N

1994 Municipal GovernMent Catalog

Page 2.C - 13

Georg;a Department of Commun;ty Affa;rs 1994 Survey of Kunicipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Kanagement Practices Q Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect spec ia 1 If yes,

purpose local year roads &

civic

recreation

water/ landf i11 sewer so lid

1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Kunicipa lity Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group H

316. Edgehill 317. Ellenton 318. Ephesus

22

N

227

y

1993

324

y

1988

y y

319. Eton

315

N

320. Fle ington

279

N

321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston 323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard

475

N

248

N

133

N

113

N

195

N

326. Good Hope 327. Hara Ison 328. Higgston 329. Hilltonia 330. Hoboken

181

N

139

N

274

N

402

N

440

N

331. Ila 332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysvi I le 335. Kite

297

137

213

y

1992

284

N

297

N

y y

336. Leslie 337. lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Kansfield 340. Keansv i1le

445

N

138

N

161

N

341

N

250

N

1994 Kunicipal Government Catalog

Page 2.C - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

co II ect spec iaI If yes,

purpose local year roads &

civic

recreation

water/ Iandf i11

sewer

so Iid

1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Municipality Population (A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

{J)

(K)

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Population Group H

m. Milner

321

N

342. Mineral Bluff

153

N

343. Mitchel I

181

N

3U. Montrose

117

N

345. Morgan

252

N

346. Morganton 347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

295

N

319

N

238

N

135

N

269

y

1992

y

y

y

y

351. Odum

388

N

352. Omaha

116

N

353. Orchard Hill

239

N

354. Parrott

140

y

y

355. Pith

214

N

y

y

356. Plainville 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz 359. Roopville 360. Sale City

231

N

264

N

364

N

248

N

324

N

361. Santa Claus

154

y

362. Scotland

244

N

363. Shady Dale

180

N

364. Sharon

94

N

365. Si 10&11

329

N

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.C - 15

Georgia Depart1ent of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Nunicipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Financial Nana9e1ent Practices Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax

City

Uses of proceeds from special purpose local option sales tax:

collect special If yes,

water/ Iandf i11

purpose local year roads &

civic

recreation

sewer sol id

1990 option tax imposed streets jails center libraries facilities city hall system waste other

Nunicipality Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

Population Group H

366. Sky Valley

187

N

367. Sumner

209

y

y

368. Surrency

253

N

y

369. Sycamore

417

N

-370. Talmo

189

N

371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette
374. laco 375. lar1 Springs

269

N

301

N

0

N

461

y

1989

407

N

y

y

376. lhite Plains 377. Williamson 378. loodv i 11 e 379. Woolsey

286

N

295

N

415

N

120

N

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 2.C 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.C: Summary Sketch - Financial Management Practices - Special Purpose Local Option Sales Taxes

Number of cities Use of proceeds of special purpose sales taxes by type:

collecting special

purpose local option roads &

civic

recreation

water/ 1andfil 1/

Number sales tax

streets

jails

center libraries facilities city hall sewer system solid waste other

Group in group

I

I

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Table 2.D: Financial Management Practices

-

A. Does the city 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 city government in the last complete fisc year from local school boards? Amount
If the city 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 Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.0: Financial Management Practices - In General

Municipality

1990 Population

Does the dty

collect a business

license/occupational tax?

assessment

(Y or N)

method

(A)

(B)

Amount of school board funds received by city 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

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

Population Group A

1. Albany

78 I 122

y

receipts

0

2. Macon

106,612

y

fixed fee

0

3. Savannah

137,560

y

fixed fee

0

Population Group B

4. Augusta

44,639

y

receipts

0

5. Marietta

44,129

y

tt of emp

17,567,454

y

6. Rome

30,326

y

# of ernp

7,934,688

y

7. Roswell

47,923

y

fixed fee

0

8. Smyrna

30,981

y

fixed fee

0

9. Valdosta

39,806

V

receipts

0

10. Warner Robins

43,726

y

fixed fee

0

Population Group C

11. Alpharetta

13,002

V

fixed fee

0

12. Americus

16,512

y

receipts

0

13. Bainbridge

10,712

V

fixed fee

0

14. Carro 11 ton

16,029

y

fixed fee

0

15. Cartersville

12,035

y

fixed fee

0

16. Cordele

10,321

y

receipts

0

17. Covington

10,026

y

fixed fee

0

18. Dalton

21,761

y

fixed fee

0

19. Douglas

10,464

y

fixed fee

0

20. Oouglasvi lie

11,635

y

fixed fee

0

21. Dublin

16,312

y

fixed fee

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.0 - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.D: Financial Management Practices - In General

Municipality

1990 Population

Does the city

collect a business

license/occupational tax?

assessment

(Y or N)

method

(A)

(B)

Amount of school board funds received by city 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

22. Forest Park

16,925

y

receipts

0

23. Gainesville

17,885

N

0

24. Griffin

21,347

y

fixed fee

0

25. Hinesville

21,603

y

fixed fee

0

26. Moultrie

14,865

y

fixed fee

0

27. Newnan

12,497

y

fixed fee

0

28. Peachtree City

19,027

y

0

29. Sne 11 vi 11 e

12,084

y

receipts

0

30. Statesboro

15,854

y

fixed fee

0

31. Thomasvi 1le

17,457

y

# of emp

0

32. Tifton

14,215

y

fixed fee

0

33. Vidalia

11,078

y

fixed fee

0

34. Waycross

16,410

y

receipts

0

Population Group D

35. Adel

5,093

y

receipts

0

36. Cairo

9,035

y

fixed fee

0

37. Calhoun

7I 135

y

fixed fee

52,160

y

38. Cedartown

7,978

y

fixed fee

0

39. Chamblee

7,668

y

# of emp

0

.

40. Clarkston

5,385

y

fixed fee

0

41. Conyers

7,380

y

fixed fee

0

42. Dawson

5,295

y

# of emp

0

43. Doraville

7,626

y

fixed fee

0

44. Duluth

9,029

y

fixed fee

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.D - 2

Georgia Department of Convnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.D: Financial Management Practices - In General

Does the city

Amount of

----- If school board funds were received, -----

collect a business

school board

how were these funds used by the jurisdiction?

license/occupational tax? funds received

administering supervising developing/

assessment

by city in

school property elections managing

other

1990

(Y or N)

method

past fiscal year:

taxes school board infrastructure services

Municipality Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

380

y

fixed fee

0

280. Avalon

159

y

fixed fee

0

281. Avera

215

y

fixed fee

0

282. Bartow

292

y

fixed fee

0

283. Barwick

385

y

fixed fee

0

284. Bellvi I le 285. Bethlehem 286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton

192

N

0

348

y

fixed fee

0

82

N

0

158

y

fixed fee

0

138

N

0

289. Blythe 290. Bostwick
291. Brooks 292. Cadwe 11 293. Carl

300

y

fixed fee

0

307

y

fixed fee

0

328

y

fixed fee

0

458

y

fixed fee

0

263

y

fixed fee

0

294. Carlton

282

y

fixed fee

0

295. Ceci 1

376

y

fixed fee

0

296. Centralhatchee

301

y

fixed fee

0

297. Climax

226

y

fixed fee

0

298. Cobbtown

338

y

fixed fee

0

299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301 . Concord 302. Corinth

443

y

fixed fee

0

137

y

fixed fee

0

211

y

fixed fee

0

136

y

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.D - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.0: Financial Management Practices - In General

Does the city

Amount of

----- If school board funds were received, -----

collect a business

school board

how were these funds used by the jurisdiction?

license/occupational tax? funds received

administering supervising developing/

assessment

by city in

school property elections managing

other

1990

(Y or N)

method

past fiscal year:

taxes school board infrastructure services

Municipality Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

303. Culloden

242

y

fixed fee

0

304. Daisy

138

N

0

305. Damascus

290

y

fixed fee

0

306. Danielsville

318

y

fixed fee

0

307. Danville

480

y

fixed fee

0

308. Davisboro

407

y

fixed fee

0

309. Dawsonville

467

y

fixed fee

0

310. Deepstep

111

y

fixed fee

0

311. Denton

335

N

0

312. DeSoto

258

y

fixed fee

0

313. Dexter

475

y

fixed fee

0

314. Dillard

199

y

fixed fee

0

315. East Ellijay

303

y

f hed fee

0

316. Edgehill

22

y

fixed fee

0

317. Ellenton

227

y

fixed fee

0

318. Ephesus

324

y

fixed fee

0

319. Eton

315

y

fixed fee

0

320. Flemington

279

y

fixed fee

0

321. Franklin Springs

475

y

fixed fee

0

322. Funston

248

y

fixed fee

0

323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard 326. Good Hope

133

y

fixed fee

0

113

y

0

195

y

fixed fee

0

181

y

fixed fee

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.D - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.0: Financial Management Practices - In General

Municipality

1990 Population

Does the city

collect a business

license/occupational tax?

assessment

(Y or N)

method

(A)

(B)

Amount of school board funds received by city 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

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

Population Group H

327. Haralson

139

N

0

328. Higgston

274

y

fixed fee

0

329. Hi 1ltonia

402

y

fixed fee

0

330. Hoboken

440

y

fixed fee

0

331. Ila

297

y

fixed fee

0

332. Jakin

137

y

fixed fee

0

333. Jenkinsburg

213

y

fixed fee

0

334. Keysvi 1le

284

y

fixed fee

0

335. Kite

297

y

fixed fee

0

336. Les! ie

445

y

fixed fee

0

337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansville 341. Milner

138

y

fixed fee

0

161

y

fixed fee

0

341

y

fixed fee

0

250

y

fixed fee

0

321

y

fixed fee

0

342. Mineral Bluff

153

y

fixed fee

0

343. Mitchell

181

y

fixed fee

0

344. Montrose

117

y

fixed fee

0

345. Morgan

252

y

fixed fee

0

346. Morganton

295

y

fixed fee

0

347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

319

y

fixed fee

0

238

y

fixed fee

0

135

y

fixed fee

0

269

y

fixed fee

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.0 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.0: Financial Management Practices - In General

Municipality

1990 Population

Does the city

collect a business

license/occupational tax?

assessment

(Y or N)

method

(A)

(B)

Amount of school board funds received by city 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 mana~ing

other

taxes school board infrastructure services

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

Population Group H

351. Odum

388

y

fixed fee

0

352. Omaha

116

y

receipts

0

353. Orchard Hill

239

y

fixed fee

0

354. Parrott

140

y

fixed fee

0

355. Pitts

214

y

fixed fee

0

356. Pia invi lle
357. Pulaski 358. Rentz 359. Roopvi lie 360. Sale City

231

y

fixed fee

0

264

y

fixed fee

0

364

y

fixed fee

0

248

N

0

324

y

fixed fee

0

361. Santa Claus

154

y

fixed fee

0

362. Scotland

244

y

fixed fee

0

363. Shady Dale

180

y

fixed fee

0

364. Sharon

94

y

fixed fee

0

365. Si loam

329

y

fixed fee

0

366. Sky Valley
367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo

187

y

fixed fee

0

209

y

fixed fee

0

253

y

fixed fee

0

417

y

0

189

-Y

fixed fee

0

371. Taylorsville

269

y

fixed fee

0

372. Tiger

301

y

fixed fee

0

373. Vidette

0

N

0

374. Waco

461

y

fixed fee

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.D - 16

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.0: Financial Management Practices - In General

Municipality

1990 Population

Does the city

collect a business

license/occupational tax?

assessment

(Y or N)

method

(A)

(B)

Amount of school board funds received by city 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 H

375. Warm Springs

407

y

fixed fee

0

376. White Plains

286

y

fixed fee

0

377. Wi 11 iamson

295

N

2

378. Woodvi I le

415

y

fixed fee

0

379. Woolsey

120

N

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 2.D - 17

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 2.0: Sunmary Sketch - Financial Management Practices - In General

If business license/occupational tax is collected, what method of assessment is used?

Number collecting

Number receiving

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 #

%

# %# %# %# %# %# %

#

%

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

3

100%

2 67% 1 33% 2 67% 1 33% 1 33% 2 67%

0 0%

B

7

7

100%

3 43% 4 57% 1 14% 1 14% 1 14% 5 71%

2 29%

C

24

23

96% 16 67% 7 29% 2 8% 2 8% 0 0% 13 54%

0 0%

D

38

38

100% 25 66% 16 42% 2 5% 1 3% 2 5% 18 47%

1 3%

E

60

59

98% 47 78% 10 17% 1 2% 4 7% 1 2% 14 23%

1 2%

F

69

68

99% 61 88% 10 14% 0 0% 1 1% 3 4% 3 4%

0 0%

G

74

72

97% 62 84% 5 7% 3 4% 0 0% 0 0% 6 8%

0 0%

H

104

93

89% 89 86% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 1%

1 1%

Total 379

363

96% 305 80% 53 14% 11 3% 10 3% 8 2% 62 16%

5 1%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

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Table 3.A: Data Processing

' ~-~ ,I"

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 Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

ut i1ity

record

bills

payro 11

accounts accounts

fund

general

111ord

project

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processing management

Hunicipality

Population (A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A

1. Albany

78, 122 other govt out provider in-house

out provider out provider out provider out provider

2. Hacon 3. Savannah

106,612 137,560

combined in-house

in-house

combined in-house

combined in-house

combined in-house

combined in-house

combined in-house

in-house in-house

Population Group 8 4. Augusta 5. Harietta 6. Rome 7. Ros we II 8. Smyrna
9. Valdosta 10. Warner Robins

44,639
u, 129
30,326 47,923 30,981
39,806 43,726

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house 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 11. Alpharetta 12. Americus 13. Bainbridge 14, Carro II ton 15. Cartersville
16. Cordele 17. Covington 18, Oa lton 19. Douglas 20. Douglasville
21. Dub Iin 22, Forest Park

13,002 16,512 10,712
16,029
12,035
10,321 10,026 21, 761 10,464 11,635
16,312
16,925

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house 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 in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

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-ho~se in-house
in-house in-house

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

ut iIity

record

bil Is

payroll accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processing management

Municipality

Population (A)

( 8)

(C)

(D)

(E}

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I}

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Population Group C 23. Gainesvi Ile 24. Griffin 25. Hinesville 26. Moultrie 27. Newnan

17,885 21,347 21,603
14,865 12,497

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house
in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house

in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house 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 combined

28. Peachtree City 29. Snellville 30. Statesboro 31. Thomasville 32. Tifton

19,027 12,084
15,854 17,457 14,215

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house

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

33. Vidalia 34. laycross

11,078 16,410

in-house

in-house in-house

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

Population Group D 35. Adel 36. Cairo 37. Calhoun 38. Cedartown 39. Ch1111blee
40. Clarkston 41. Conyers 42. Dawson 43. Doraville 44. Duluth
45. Eastman

5,093 in-house combined in-house in-house

RDC

in-house in-house in-house combined

9,035 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

7, 135 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

7,978 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

7,668 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

5,385

in-house in-house

in-house

7,380 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

5,295 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

7,626 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

9,029 in-house

in-house in-house in-house combined in-house in-house in-house

5, 153 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georg,a Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of 11unicipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

ut i I ity

record

bi 11s

payro 11

accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processing management

11unicipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group D

46. Elberton

5,682 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

47. Fayetteville

5,827 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

48. Fitzgerald 49. Fort Oglethorpe 50. Garden City

8,612 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 5,880 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 7,410 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

51. Graham 52. Hapeville 53. Jesup
54. Kennesaw 55. Kingsland

0 in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

5,483 in-house in-house i.n-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

8,958 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

8,936 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

5,474 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

56. Lilburn 57. 11onroe
58. 11orrow
59. Norcross 60. Perry

9,301 in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 9,759 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 5, 168 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 5,947 in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 9,452 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

61. Riverdale 62. Sandersville 63. St. 11arys 64. Stone 11ountain 65. Summerv i 11 e

9,359 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 6,290 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 8, 187 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 6,494 in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 5,025 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider

66. Swainsboro 67. Sy Ivester
68. Thomaston 69. Thomson 70. Toccoa

7,361 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

5,702 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

9, 127 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

6,862

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

8,266 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1994 11unicipa1 Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality

1990

keeping

Population

(A)

prepared preparation payable

(B)

(C)

(D)

receivable accounting ledger

(E)

(F)

(G)

processing management

(H)

(I)

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Population Group D

71. Un ion City

8,375 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

72. Vi Ila Rica

6,542 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

73. Winder

7,373 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

Population Group E 74. Acworth 75. Alma 76. Ashburn 77. Auburn 78. Austell
79. Barnesville 80. Baxley 81. Blackshear 82. Bremen 83. Centerville
84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran 86. Commerce 87. Cornelia 88. Cumming
89, Cuthbert 90. Dahlonega 91. Dallas 92. Donalsonville 93. East Dub Iin

4,519 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 3,663 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 4,827 3, 139 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 4, 173 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

4,747 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

3,841

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

3,263 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

4,356 in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider

3,251 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,865 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

4,390 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

4, 108 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

3,219 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,828 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

3,730 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

3,086 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,810 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

2,761

in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider in-house in-house

2,524 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

utility

record

bills

payro 11 accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

1990

keeping prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger processing management

Hunicipality

Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group E

94. Fairburn

4,013 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

95. Forsyth

4,268 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

96. Glennville

3,676 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

97. Greensboro

2,860 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

98. Grovetown

3,596 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

99. Hampton 100. Hartwel I 101. Hawkinsville 102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansville

2,694 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 4,555 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 3,527 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 4,202 in-house in-house in-house 2,976 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

104. Homerville 105. Jackson 106. Loganville 107. Lyons 108. Hadison

2,560 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

4,076 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

3, 180 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider

4,502 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

3,483 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

109. Manchester 110. HcRae tit. Hetter 112. Nashville 113. Oci 11 a
114. Palmetto 115. Pao I er 116. Port Wentworth 117. Richmond Hill 118. Rockmart

4, 104 in-house in-house 3,007 in-house in-house 3,707 in-house in-house 4,782 in-house in-house 3, 182 out provider in-house
2,612 in-house in-house 4,453 in-house in-house 4,012 in-house in-house 2,934 in-house in-house 3,356 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 in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house 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

out provider out provider
combined
in-house
out provider out provider
in-house
in-house

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

( E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group E

119. Rossville

3,601 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

120. Royston

2,758 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

121. Social Circle

2,755

in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

122. Stockbridge

3,359 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

123. Sugar Hill

4,557 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

124. Sylvania 125. Ta 11 apoosa
126. Thunderbolt 127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone

2,871 in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,805 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,786 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,842 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in~house

2,724 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

129. Vienna 130. lashington 131. lest Point 132. loodstock

2,708 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

4,279 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

3,571 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

4,361 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

Population Group F
133. Adairsville 134. Avondale Estates 135. Bloomingdale 136. Blue Ridge 137. Bogart

2, 131 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,209 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,271 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,336 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,018 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

138. Boston 139. Bowdon 140. Brook Iet 141. Broxton 142. Butler

I ,395 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

I, 981 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,013 in-house in-house

in-house in-house

I, 211 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

I, 673 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 6

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

ut i Ii ty

record

bi Ils

payro 11 accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processing management

Municipality

Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

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Population Group F

143. Byron

2,276 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

144. Chester

1,072 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

in-house

145. Chickamauga

2,149 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

146. Clarkesville

1, 15 t in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

147. Claxton

2,464

148. Colquitt 149. Cusseta 150. Darien 151. Demorest 152. Ellaville

1,991 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 1, 107 combined in-house in-house in-house in-house combined combined in-house in-house 1,783 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 1,088 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider I, 724 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantville 156. Gray 157. Hahira

1,201 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,248 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1, 180 in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house

2I 189 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,353

RDC

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah 161. Hiram 162. Jasper

2I 199 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider

1,256 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider in-house out provider

2,466

in-house

in-house

in-house in-house

1,389 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house other govt

1,772 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

163. Jeffersonville 164. Lake land 165. Lavonia 166. Leesburg 167. Lincolnton

1,545 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

2,467 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

out provider

1,840 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

1,452 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,476 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

utility

record

bi 11 s

payro 11 accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

Municipality

1990

keeping

Population

(A)

prepared preparation payable

( B)

(C)

(D)

receivable accounting ledger

(E)

(F)

(G)

orocessing management

(H)

(I)

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Population Group F

168. Lithonia

2,448 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

169. Locust Grove

I, 681

in-house

in-house in-house in-house

170. Lookout Mountain

1,636 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

171. Louisville

2,429 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

172. Lula

1,018 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

173. Lumber City 174. Harshallville
175. Heigs
176. Hilan 177. Monticello

1,429 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

out provider

1,457 in-house in-house i.n-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

I, 120 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,056 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,289 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

178. Mount Vernon 179. Oak wood 180. Oglethorpe 181. Oxford 182. Pembroke

1,914 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,464 in-house

combined out provider out provider out provider in-house

in-house

1,302 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,945 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider

1,503 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

183. Porterdale 184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds 186. Ringgold 187. Shellman

1,278 in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house

2,469

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

1, 166 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,675

in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

1, 162 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

188. Sparks 189. Springfield 190. Statham 191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton

1,205 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,415 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

1,360 in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house

2,412 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider

1,046 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalo~

Page 3.A - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

utility

record

bills

payroll

accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processing management

Municipa I ity

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(1)

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Population Group F

193. Trion

1,661 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

194. Union Point

1,753 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

195. Wadley

2,473 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

196. Watkinsville

1,600 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

197. Willacoochee

1,205 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville 201. Zebulon

1,212 in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house

2,414

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,331 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

1,035 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider ROC

Population Group G 202. Abbeville 203. Adrian 204. A1apaha 205. A11 enhurst 206. Alto
207. Arcade 208. Baconton 209. Bibb City 210. Blairsville 211. Bowman
212. Bronwood 213. Canon 214. Carnesvi 1le 215. Coll ins 216. Comer

907 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

615 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

812 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider

594 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house

651 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

out provider in-house in-house

697 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

01Jt orovider

623 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

597 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

564 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

out provider

791 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

513 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

737 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

514 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

528 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

ir-ho1Jse

939 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the fo'l lowing functions of the government performed?

utility

record

bi 11 s

payro 11 accounts accounts

fund

general

word

oroject

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

orocessinq manaqement

Municipality

Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

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Population Group G

217. Coolidge

610 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

218. Crawford

694 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

219. Crawfordville

577 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

220. Doerun

899 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

221. Fairmount

657 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

222. Georgetown 223. Glenwood 224. Grayson
225. Hagan 226. Hi aw as see

913 in-house

in-house in-house

881 in-house in-house in-house in-house

529 in-house in-house fn-house in-house

787 in-house in-house in-house in-house

547 out provider 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 out provider out provider

in-house in-house

combined RDC

227. Homeland 228. Homer 229. Hoschton 230. Ideal 231. Iron City

981 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

742 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

642 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

554 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

503 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

232. Irwinton 233. Kingston 234, Lake Park
235. Lenox 236. Lovejoy

641

in-house

616 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

500 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

783 in-house

RDC

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider in-house

754 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

237. Maysv i 11 e 238. McIntyre 239. Menlo 240. Midville 241. Hidway

728

in-house

in-house in-house

in-house

552 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-ho1JSe

538 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

620 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

863 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3. A - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

ut i1ity

record

bi 11 s

payro 11

accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processing management

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group G

242. Morven

536 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

243. Mountain City

784 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-hcuse

244. Mountain Park

554 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

245. Ht. Zion

511 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

out provider in-hous~

246. Newton

703 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

247. Nicholson 248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson

535 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

711 in-house

in-house

588 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

912 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

626

in-house

252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain 255. Pineview 256. Porta 1

774 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

810 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

875 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider

594 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

522 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

257. Pou Ian 258. Ray City 259. Riceboro 260. Roberta 261. Screven
262. Senoia 263. Smithvi lie 264. Tignal 1 265. Tunnell Hill 266. Ty Ty

962 in-house in-house in-house

in-house

in-house

603 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider in-house in-house

RDC

745 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider in-house

939 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

819 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

956 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

804 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined combinsd

711 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

970 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

579 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

ut iIity

record

bi Ils

payro II

accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

Hunicipality

1990

keeping

Population

(A)

prepared preparation payable

(8)

(C)

(D)

receivable accounting Iedger

(E)

(F)

(G)

processinq management

(H)

(I)

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Population Group G

267. Uvalda

561 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

268. laleska

700 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

269. warwick

501 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

270. Waverly Hall

769 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

271. White

542 combined in-house in-house in-house in-house combined combined

272. Whitesburg 273. Winterville 274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

543 in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

876

552 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

604 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in~house out provider

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. A11 entown 278. Arabi 279. Attapulgus 280. Ava Ion
281. Avera 282. Bartow 283. Barwick 284. Bellville 285. Bethlehem

127 in-house

in-house

in-house

out provider in-house

273 in-house in-house

in-house in-house

in-house

433 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

380 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

159 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

215 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

292 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

385 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

192

in-house

in-house

348

in-house

286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton 289. Blythe 290. Bostwick

82 in-house

158 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

138 in-house other govt in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

300 in-house in-house in-house inho1Jse in-house in-house in-house in-hous9 in-house

307

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

utility

record

bills

payro 11 accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processing management

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group H

291. Brooks 292. Cadwell

328 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house 458 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

293. Carl 294. Carlton 295. Ceci I

263 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

282 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

376 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider

296. Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown 299. Colbert 300. Coleman

301 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

226 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider out provider

338 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

443 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

137

301. Concord 302. Corinth 303. Culloden
304. Daisy 305. Damascus

211 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

136 in-house

in-house

242 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

138 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

290 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

out provider

306. Danielsville 307. Danvi lie 308. Davisboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep

318 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

480

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house other govt

407 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

467 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

111 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

311. Denton 312. DeSoto 313. Dexter 314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay

335

258 in-house out provider

in-house in-house in-house in-house

475 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

199 in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider

303

in-house

in-house

in-house out provider

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality

Population (A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group H

316. Edgehill

22 in-house in-house

in-house in-house out provider out provider in-house

317. Ellenton

227 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

318. Ephesus

324 in-house in-house other govt in-house in-house in-house out provider

in-house

319. Eton

315 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

320, Flemington

279 in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house

321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston 323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard

475 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

248 in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

133 in-house in-house fn-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

113 in-house

in-house

in-house

195 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

326. Good Hope 327. Haralson 328. Higgston 329. Hi Iltonia 330. Hoboken

181 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

139 in-house

in-house in-house

in-house

274 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

402 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

440 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

RDC

331. I la 332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysv i11 e 335, Kite

297 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

137 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

213 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

284 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

297 in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house

in-house

336. Les! ie 337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340, 11eansv ill e

445 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

out provider

138 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

161 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house combined

341 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

250 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

utility

record

bills

payro 11

accounts accounts

fund

general

word

project

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processing management

Municipality

Population

(A}

( B}

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group H

341. Hi Iner

321 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined combined in-house

342. Mineral Bluff

153

3H. Mitchel 1

181 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

344. Montrose

117 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

345. Horgan

252 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house combined

346. Morganton 347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

295 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

319 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

238 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

135 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

269 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider

in-ho1Jse

351. Odum 352. Omaha 353. Orchard Hill 354. Parrott 355. Pitts

388 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

116 in-house out provider in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

239 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

140 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

214

356. Plainville 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz 359. Roopville 360. Sale City

231 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house combined

264

364 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

248 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

324 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

---

361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365, Si loam

154 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

244 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

180 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

94 in-house

in-house in-house

329 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.A: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

ut i1ity

record

bi I ls

payro 11

accounts accounts

fund

general

word

oroject

1990

keeping

prepared preparation payable receivable accounting ledger

processinq management

Hunicipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

( E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group H

366. Sky Valley

187 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore

209

253 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

417 in-house

RDC

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

370. Talmo

189 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

RDC

371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette 374. hco 375. Warm Springs

269 in-house 301 in-house
0 in-house 461 in-house 407 in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

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

376. White Plains 377. Wi11 iamson
378. Woodville 379. Woolsey

286 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out provider

295 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

415 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house out oravider

120 in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-nous9

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.A - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

T!lble 3.A: Electronic Data Processing

Number performing functions on in-house computers

utility

record

bi 11

payro 11

accounts

accounts

fund

general

word

project

Number

keeping preparation preparation payable

receivable account in~

ledqer

processinq manaqement

Group in group # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # % # %

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

1 33%

1 33%

2 67%

1 33%

1 33%

1 33%

1 33%

2 67%

0 0%

B

1

1 100%

7 100%

1 100%

1 100%

1 100%

1 100%

7 100%

7 100%

6 86%

C

24

23 96% 20 83% 23 96% 23 96% 24 100% 24 100% 24 100% 24 100% 16 67%

D

39

37 95% 33 85% 36 92% 39 100% 38 97% 35 90% 39 100% 35 90% 17 44%

E

59

54 92% 56 95% 57 97% 56 95% 56 95% 53 90% 55 93% 50 85% 24 41%

F

69

61 88% 59 86% 62 90% 64 93% 63 91% 53 77% 61 88% 44 64% 20 29%

G

74

68 92% 61 82% 67 91% 69 93% 69 93% 52 70% 66 89% 29 39% 16 22%

H

104

93 89% 72 69% 82 79% 90 87% 90 87% 62 60% 75 72% 27 26% 17 16%

Total 379

344 91% 309 82% 336 89% 349 92% 348 92% 287 76% 328 87% 218 58% 116 31%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Paqe 3.A - S

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Table 3.B: Data Processing

'

,l'1 :!'o.....i'-

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

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

licenses

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group A

1. Albany 2. Macon

18, 122 out provider 106,612 in-house combined

out provider

out provider in-house in-house in-house

combined combined combined other govt other govt other govt combined

3. Savannah

137,560 in-house

in-house other govt other govt in-house in-house

Population Group B 4. Augusta 5. Marietta 6. Rome 7. Roswell 8. Smyrna
9. Valdosta 10. Warner Robins

44,639 44,129 30,326 47,923 30,981
39,806 43,726

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house combined
other govt
ROC

in-house in-house combined in-house other govt
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house
other govt
ROC

in-house in-house combined
other govt
ROC in-house

other govt other govt combined
other govt
other govt

other govt in-house combined
other govt
other govt in-house

in-house in-house in-house i~-house in-house
other i!OVt in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

Population Group C 11. Alpharetta 12. Americus 13. Bainbridge 14. Carro Ilton 15. Cartersville

13,002 16,512 10,712 16,029 12,035

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house combined
ROC in-house

in-house combined in-house in-house

in-house ROC
ROC in-house

in-house ROC
in-house in-house

other govt other govt other govt other govt

other govt in-house other govt in-house in-house in-house out provider out provider other govt other govt

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

16. Cordele 17. Covington 18. Dalton 19. Doughs 20. Douglasville

10,321 10,026 21, 761 10,464 11,635

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house
ROC in-house in-house

in-house in-house
ROC in-house in-house

in-house in-house
RDC ROC in-house

other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt

other govt other govt other govt
other govt other govt

in-house other govt other govt other govt other govt

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-hollse

21. Dublin 22. Forest Park

16,312 16,925

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house other govt other govt in-house in-house out provider out provider out provider out provider other govt other govt in-house

in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.8 - 1

Georgia Department of Communitv Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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 Iii ng

Ii censes

Municipality

Popu Iat ion

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group G

267. Uva Ida 268. laleska 269. Warwick 270. Waverly Hall

561

RDC

RDC

other govt out provider out provider in-house

700 in-house combined combined combined combined other govt other govt in-house in-house

501

other govt other govt in-house in-house

769

other govt other govt in-house in-house

271. White

542

RDC

RDC

RDC

in-house

272. Whitesburg 273. Winterville 274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

543 in-house

876

552 in-house in-house in-house other govt

604 in-house

RDC

RDC

RDC

RDC

other govt other govt

in-house
other govt other govt

in-house
other govt other govt

in-house
in-house in-house

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. AII entown 278. Arabi 279. Attapulgus 280. Avalon
281. Avera 282. Bartow 283. Barwick 284. Bellville 285. Beth Iehem
286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton 289. Blythe 290. Bostwick

127

273

in-house

433 out provider

in-hc~se

380

out orovider

oJt Qr~"'1er in-house

159 out provider in-house out provider other govt other govt in-house other qovt other govt in-house

215 292 385 out provider combined 192 348

combined

combined

out provider out provider o'Jt orovider in-h1Juse in-house in-house
combined other govt other govt other qovt in-house

82

158

other govt other govt out orovider in-hofrse

138

RDC

RDC

RDC

other govt other govt other govt in-house

300 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

307

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.B - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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 dioest

bi 11 ing

licenses

Municipality

Population

(A)

(Bl

(C)

(D)

(El

(F)

(Gl

(H}

( i \

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Population Group H

291. Brooks

328 in-house in-house in-house in-house other govt other govt in-house other govt in-house

292, Cadwe 11

458

other govt other govt in-house in-house

293. Carl

263

RDC

RDC

RDC

in-house

294. Carlton

282 in-house

RDC

RDC

other govt other govt out provider in-house

295. Cecil

376

in-house

296. Centralhatchee 297, Climax 298. Cobbtown 299. Colbert 300. Coleman

301

in-house

226 out provider

338

443

in-house

137

in-house

in-house

RDC

in-house

out provider out provider in-house in-house

other govt other govt other govt in-house

out provider in-house in-house

301. Concord 302. Corinth 303. Cul laden 304. Daisy 305. Damascus

211 in-house in-house out provider 136
242 138 290

out provider other govt other govt in-house other govt other qovt other govt

in-house in-house in-~0Jse

306. Danielsville 307. Danville 308. Davisboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep

318

480 other govt

407

467 in-house

111 in-house

RDC

combined

RDC

RDC

combined RDC

combined combined

in-house cut orov1der combined ir.-~0~se other qo,t in-house

i~house in-ho 1Jse in-house inh(IUS~
in-~c'Jf~

311. Denton 312. DeSoto 313. Dexter 314. Di I lard 315. East Ellijay

335

258

in-house in-house

in-house

i ~-hou.se

475 in-house

RDC

out provider out provider in-house in-house

199

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

303 in-house

RDC

RDC

RDC

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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

busines,

Municipality

1990 spreadsheets data

Population

(A)

(B)

management for planning systems

(C)

(D)

(E)

ass,ssment
(F)

digest (G)

oillin1.1
(H)

I ict.~s~~
(I)

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Population Group H

316. Edgehil I

22

RDC

other govt out provider out oro'/1 der in-house

317. Ellenton

227

combined combined in-house in-ho1Jse

318. Ephesus

324 out provider RDC

RDC

RDC

RDC

other govt other govt other govt in-house

319. Eton

315 in-house

RDC

in-house

RDC

in-house other govt other govt in-house in-house

320. Flemington

279 in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston 323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard

475 in-house in-house in-house in-house

other govt other govt in-house in-ho1Jse

20

in-house

133 in-house

other govt other govt out orovider in-nouse

113

in-house

in-house

195

out provider out provider out provider out provider other govt other govt other govt in-house

326. Good Hope 327. Haralson 328. Higgston 329. Hi Iltonia 330. Hoboken

181

in-house in-house in-house

other govt other govt other govt in-house

139

2H in-house

in-house

402 in-house

in-house

440 in-house

RDC

RDC

RDC

other govt other govt in-house in-house

331. Ila 332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. keysvi lie 335. Kite

297 in-house

RDC

in-house

ROC

137 in-house

213 in-house in-house in-house

284 in-house

297

RDC

other 9ovt other oovt out cr0: ider in-house

in-house

in-house

other ~ovt other govt out provider in-house

other govt other govt out provider in-ho1Js~

336. Leslie 337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansvi lie

445

138

161 in-house

341

250 in-house in-house in-house

RDC

other govt out orovider in-house in-house

in-hou_se

other govt other ~ovt other govt in-ho~se

other 9ovt other govt in-house in-hou~e

RDC

in-house other 9ovt other govt in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.8 - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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 diqest

b111 ing

lice~s~,

Municipality

Population

(A)

( B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(Fl

(G)

(H)

(1 j

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

341. Hilner

321

in-house

in-house

342. Mineral Bluff

153

343, Mitchell

181 in-house

other govt combined in-house in-house

344, Montrose

117

in-house

345, Horgan

252 in-house combined combined

RDC

combined other govt other govt combined in-house

346. Morganton 347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

295

319 in-house

238 in-house

135

269 out provider in-house in-house

RDC

in-house

other govt other govt other govt other govt in-house out provider

in-house in-house in-house

in-house out provider out provider

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

351. Odum 352. Omaha 353. Orchard Hill 354, Parrott 355. Pitts

388 116 in-house 239 140 214

other govt other govt
other govt

in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house

356. Plainville 357. Pulaski 358, Rentz 359, Roopville 360, Sale City

231 in-house in-house in-house

264

364

in-house

248

324

other govt

other govt other govt other govt other govt other qo'lt in-house

in-house in-house in-hous~

361. Santa C1aus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364, Sharon 365. Siloam

154 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

244

in-hous~ in-house 1r-hou,e

180

in-house

94

RDC

RDC

RDC

other govt other 9ovt 01Jt prov;der in-house

329

other govt other govt other govt in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.8 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.B: Data Processing

l1unicipality

How are the following functions of the government performed?

geographic

land use

map

base map information

1990 spreadsheets data management for planning systems

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

Population Group H

366. Sky Valley

187

367. Sumner

209

368. Surrency

253

369. Sycamore

417

370. Talmo

189

RDC

RDC

RDC

RDC

371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette 374. waco 375. lar1 Springs

269 in-house 301
0 461 407

in-house in-house

in-house in-house

in-house

376. White Plains 377. Ii II iamson 378. loodville 379. loo lsey

286 in-house in-house in-house out provider

295

415 in-house

RDC

120

in-house

tax assessment
(F)
combined
other govt
other govt other govt other govt

tax digest
(G)

tax
bi 11 ing
(H)

combined combined

RDC

RDC

other govt in~house other govt other govt
other govt out provider

business lic~nses
( I}
i~house
in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.8 - 16

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

bu'.l i nss'.'

Number spreadsheets

data

management for planning systems

assessment diciest

bi I1ino

1i r,,)nJ,~3

Group in group # % # % # % # % # % # % # % It % # %

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

2 67%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

1 33%

0 0%

1 33%

2 67%

2 67%

B

7

7 100%

2 29%

5 71%

3 43%

3 43%

0 0%

2 29%

6 86%

7 100'6

C

24

24 100% 16 67% 16 67% 15 62% 14 58%

1 4%

2 8% 13 54% 24 100%

D

39

30 77%

6 15%

8 21%

9 23%

6 15%

1 3%

8 21% 22 56% 3~ 100%

E

59

42 71% 19 32%

8 14%

5 8%

2 3%

3 5%

6 10% 25 42% 57 97%

F

69

32 46% 13 19% 12 17%

8 12%

3 4%

2 3%

5 7% 23 33% 60 87t

G

74

34 46% 13 18% 11 15%

8 11%

5 7%

6 8%

4 5% 21 28% 66 89%

H

104

31 30% 20 19% 20 19% 10 10% 5 5% 6 6% 4 4% 25 24% 86 83%

Total 379

202 53% 89 23% 80 21% 58 15% 39 10% 19 5% 32 8% 137 36% 341 90%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

P'!Qe 3.8 - S

t/ .., .-----------------~LOGOSJt------------------
' :!lo:-~
Table 3.C: Data Processing
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

Georgia Department of Conrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality

Population (A}

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H}

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group A

1. Albany

78,122

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house other qovt

2. Macon

106,612

combined

combined other govt combined

combined

combined

combined

3. Savannah

137,560

in-house

in-house other govt combined

in-house

in-house

in-house

Population Group B 4. Augusta 5. Marietta 6. Rome 7. Roswel 1 8. Smyrna
9. Valdosta 10. Warner Robins

44,639 44, 129 30,326 47,923 30,981
39,806 43,726

in-house in-house 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 combined in-house in-house
other govt

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house 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 11. A1pharetta 12. Americus 13. Bainbridge 14. Carrollton 15. Cartersville
16. Cordele 17. Covington 18. Dalton 19. Douglas 20. Doug 1asv i 11 e
21. Dublin 22. Forest Park

13,002 16,512 10,712 16,029 12,035
10,321 10,026 21,761 10,464 11,635
16,312 16,925

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house 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 other govt other govt other govt in-house
other govt other govt other govt
in-house other govt
in-house in-house

in-house in-house other govt in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house 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 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.c - 1

Georgia Department of Co1m1unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality

Popuht ion

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group C

23. Gainesville

17,885 in-house in-house other govt in-house in-house in-house in-house

24. Griffin

21,347 in-house in-house other govt in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

25. Hinesville

21,603 in-house in-house other govt combined in-house in-house in-house

26. Moultrie

14,865 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

27. Newnan

12,497 in-house in-house other govt in-house in-house in-house in-house

28. Peachtree City 29. Sne Ilvi 11 e
30. Statesboro 31. Thomasville 32. Tifton

19,027 12,084 15,854 17,457 14,215

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 other govt other govt

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

33. Vidalia 34. Waycross

11,078 16,410

in-house in-house

in-house

in-house other govt

in-house in-house

in-house in-house

in-house

in-house in-house

Population Group D 35. Adel 36. Cairo 31. Calhoun 38. Cedartown 39. Chamblee
40. Clarkston 41. Conyers 42. Dawson 43. Doraville 44. Duluth
45. Eastman

5,093 other govt other govt in-house in-house

9,035 in-house in-house other govt in-house

7,135

in-house

in-house

in-house

7,978 in-house in-house in-house in-house

7,668 in-house in-house in-house in-house

5,385

in-house

7,380

in-house

in-house

in-house

5,295

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

7,626 in-house other govt in-house in-house

9,029 in-house in-house in-house in-house

5,153 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

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 2

Georgia Department of Conmunitv Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

personnel

bui !ding building

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

46. Elberton

5,682

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

47. Fayetteville

5,827

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

48. Fitzgerald

8,612

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

49. Fort Oglethorpe

5,880

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

50. Garden City

7,410

in-house

combined

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

51. Graham 52. Hapeville 53. Jesup
54. Kennesaw 55. Kingsland

0 5,483 8,958 8,936 5,474

other govt in-house in-house in-house in-house

other govt in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house other govt other govt

other govt in-house other govt in-house

other govt
in-house in-house

in-house in-house

in-house in-house

56. Lilburn 57. Monroe 58. Morrow 59. Norcross 60. Perry

9,301

in-house out provider other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

9,759

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

5, 168

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

5,947

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-hous/3

9,452

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

61. Riverdale 62. Sandersville 63. St. Marys 64. Stone Mountain 65. Sunmerville

9,359 6,290 8,187 6,494 5,025

in-house in-house in-house combined in-house

out provider in-house in-house combined in-house

in-house in-house in-house other govt in-house

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
RDC

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

66. Swainsboro 67. Sylvester 68. Thomaston 69. Thomson 70. Toccoa

7,361

in-house

in-house

in-house

5,702

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

9I 127 other govt other govt other govt in-house

6,862

other govt

8,266

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house 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 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the 9overnment performed?

law

p~rsonnel

bui !ding building

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

71. Union City

8,375

in-house other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

72. Vi Ila Rica

6,542

in-house other govt other govt other govt combined

in-house

in-house

73. Winder

7,373

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

Population Group E 74. Acworth 75. Alma 76. Ashburn 77. Auburn 78. Austell
79. Barnesv i I1e 80. Baxley 81. Blackshear 82. Bremen 83. Centerville

4,519 3,663 4,827 3, 139 4,173
4,747 3,841 3,263 4,356 3,251

in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house fo-house other govt other govt in-house

in-house in-house
in-house. in-house
in-house in-house other govt other govt in-house

in-house in-house
other govt in-house
in-house
in-house in-house other govt

in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house
in-house in-house
in-hou'.lc

84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran 86. COlll!lerce 87. Cornelia 88. Cullllling

2,865

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

4,390

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-hnuse

RIJC

4, 108 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

3,219

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

2,828

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

89. Cuthbert 90. Dahlonega 91. Dallas 92. Donalsonville 93. East Dub 1in

3,730

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

3,086

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

2,810 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

:---

2,761

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

2,524

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

pr::rsonne l

bui !ding bui !ding

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

94. Fairburn

4,013

in-house out provider other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

95. Forsyth

4,268

in-house

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

96. Glennville

3,676

in-house

in-house

in-house other govt other govt in-house

in-house

97. Greensboro

2,860

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

98. Grovetown

3,596

in-house other govt other govt in-house

in-house

99. Hampton 100. Hartwel 1 101. Hawkinsville 102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansv i 11 e

2,694 4,555 3,527 4,202 2,976

other govt in-house in-house
in-house

other govt in-house in-house.
in-house

other govt in-house in-house
other govt

in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house
in-house

in-house in-house in-house
in-house

in-house in-house
in-house

104. Homervi 1le 105. Jackson 106. Loganville 107. Lyons 108. Madison

2,560 4,076 3, 180 4,502 3,483

in-house other govt
in-house in-house in-house

in-house other govt
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 i n-ho11se in-house

in-house in-house in-hous':l in-house

in-house

109. Manchester 110. McRae 111. Metter 112. Nashville 113. Oci 1la

4,104 3,007 3,707 4,782 3, 182

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house
in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-hou-:;e

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

114. Palmetto 115. Pooler 116. Port Wentworth 117. Richmond Hi 11 118. Rockmart

2,612

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

4.453

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

~--

4,012

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

2,934

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

3,356

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georgia Department of Cof111lunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

oersonriel

building building

voter

court

enforcement

EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports

resources)

ether

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

iH I

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

119. Rossvi 1le

3,601

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

120. Royston

2,758

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

121. Social Circle

2,755

in-house

122. Stockbridge

3,359

in-house

in-house

123. Sugar Hill

4,557

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

124. Sylvania 125. Tallapoosa 126. Thunderbolt 127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone

2,871 2,805 2,786 2,842 2,724

other govt in-house in-house in-house

in-house other govt
in-house.
combined in-house

in-house in-house in-house other govt in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house
in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house

129. Vienna 130. Washington 131. West Point 132. Woodstock

2,708 4,279 3,571 4,361

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

in-house in-house in-house

Population Group F 133. Adairsville 134. Avondale Estates 135. Bloomingdale 136. Blue Ridge 137. Bogart
138. Boston 139. Bowdon 140. Brooklet 141. Broxton 142. Butler

2, 131 2,209 2.271 1,336 1,018
1,395 1,981 1,013 1. 211 1.673

other govt other govt
in-house in-house
in-house in-house
in-house in-house

other govt other govt
in-house in-house
other govt other govt
in-house

in-house other govt
in-house in-house
other govt other govt
in-house in-house

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 in-house in-house in-house
in-house

in-house ;n-house in-house
in-house
in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georgia Department of Corm,unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

personnel

building bui !ding

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-

Population Group F

143. Byron

2,276

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

144. Chester

1,072 in-house

in-house

in-house

145. Chickamauga

2, 149

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

146. Clarkesville

1, 151

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

147. Claxton

2,464

148. Colquitt 149. Cusseta 150. Darien 151. Demorest 152. El lavi 1le

1,991

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

1,107

in-house

in-house

combined

in-house

in-house

in-house

1,783 in-house other govt other govt in-house in-house in-house other ciovt

1,088 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,724 in-house in-house other govt other govt in-house other govt

RDC

153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantville 156. Gray
157. Hahira

1,201

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

1,248 in-house

other govt in-house in-house

1,180

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

2, 189

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

1,353 in-house other govt other govt

158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah 161. Hiram 162. Jasper

2,199

in-house other govt in-house

1,256 in-house

in-house

2,466

1,389 other govt other govt in-house

1,772 in-house

in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house

in-house in-house

in-house in-house
in-house in-house

163. Jeffersonvi 1le 164. Lakel11nd 165. Lavonia 166. Leesburg 167. Lincolnton

1. 545

in-house

combined

in-house

in-house

2,467

in-house

in-house

combined

in-house

1,840 in-house

in-house in-house

1,452 other govt other govt other govt in-house

1,476 in-house other govt in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house
out provider in-house
out provider

in-house

1994 Municipal Government C11talog

Page 3.C - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(HJ

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

168. Lithonia

2,448

other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

169. Locust Grove

1,681

170. Lookout Mountain

1,636

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-ho11~e

171. Louisville

2,429

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-ho 1Jse

172. Lula

1,018

in-house

other govt other govt other govt other qovt in-house

173. Lumber City 174. Marshal !vi 1le
175. Meigs 176. Mi 1an 177. Monticello

1,429

in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

1,457

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

1, 120

in-house

in-house. in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

1,056

2,289

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

178. Mount Vernon 179. Oakwood 180. Oglethorpe 181. Oxford 182. Pembroke

1,914

in-house

in-house

1,464

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

1,302

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

1,945

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

1,503 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house in-house

183. Porterdale 184. Reidsvi 1le 185. Reynolds 186. Ringgold 187. Shel !man

1,278 2,469 1,166 1,675 1,162

other govt in-house in-house
in-house

other govt 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 in-house
in-house

in-house

in-house

188. Sparks 189. Springfield
190. Statham
191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton

1,205 in-house in-house in-house in-house

1,.415 other govt other govt other govt in-house

1,360 in-house in-house in-house in-house

2,412

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

1,046 in-house in-house other govt in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in--house
in-house if'l-house

in-house
i nhouse in-hou!?e

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 8

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality

Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

193. Trion

1,661

in-house

in-house

in-house

194. Union Point

1,753

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

1n-no1.1se

in-house

195. Wadley

2,473

in-house

in-house

combined

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-h')use

196. Watkinsville

1,600

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

197. Willacoochee

1,205

in-house out provider in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville 201. Zebulon

1,212 2,414 2,331 1,035

in-house in-house

other govt

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

Population Group G 202. Abbevi 1le 203. Adrian 204. Alapaha 205. A1lenhurst 206. Alto
207. Arcade 208. Baconton 209. Bibb City 210. Blairsville 211. Bowman
212. Bronwood 213. Canon 214. Carnesv i 11 e 215. Col I ins 216. Comer

907

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

615

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

812

in-house other govt in-house

in-house other govt

594 other govt other govt in-house other govt other govt in-house

651

in-house

other govt

in-house
in-house in-house in-house

697

in-house in-house in-house

623

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

597

in-house

in-house

in-house

564

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

791

in-house

513

other govt

other govt

737

in-house in-house

514

in-house

in-house other govt

other govt other govt

528 in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-hous'3

939

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

combined

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 9

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

personnel

bui !ding bui Iding

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

217 . Coo 1idge

610 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

218. Crawford

694

in-house

in-house

in-house .other govt other qovt combined

in-house

219. Crawfordville

577

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

220. Doerun

899

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

221. Fairmount

657

in-house

in-house

in-house

222. Georgetown 223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225. Hagan 226. Hiawassee

913

in-house

in-house

in-house in-house

881

in-house combined

in-house

combined

combined

combined

rombined

529

in-house

787

in-house

other govt in-house in-house

in-house

547

other govt in-house in-house

227. Homeland 228. Homer 229. Hoschton
230. Ideal 231. Iron City

981

in-house in-house

742

642 other govt other govt in-house in-house

554

other govt in-house

503

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house
in-house in-house in-house

in-house

232. Irwinton 233. Kingston 234. Lake Park 235. Lenox 236. Lovejoy
237. Maysville 238. McIntyre 239. Menlo 240. Midv i lie 241. Midway

641

616

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

500

in-house

in-house other govt other govt in-house other govt in-house

783 in-house other govt combined in-house in-house

754 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

728

in-house

552

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

--

538

in-house

620

other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

863 other govt other govt

other govt in-house

other qovt

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 10

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

personnel

building bui !ding

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

242. Morven

536 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

243. Mountain City

784

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

244. Mountain Park

554

in-house

in-house

combined

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

245. Mt. Zion

511

in-house

in-house

combined

in-house

in-house

246. Newton

703

in-house

in-house

247. Nicholson

535 other govt other govt in-house

RDC

24B. Norman Park

711

249. Ochlocknee

588

in-house

in-house

250. Omega

912

other govt

251. Patterson

626

252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain 255. Pineview 256. Portal

774

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

810

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

875 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

594

in-house

in-house

522

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

in-house

in-house in-house in-hr)Use

257. Poulan 258. Ray City 259. Riceboro 260. Roberta 261. Screven

962

in-house

combined

in-house

in-house

603

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

745 other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt

other qovt

939 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

819

combined

combined

in-house

262. Senoia 263. Smithvi I le 264. Tignall 265. Tunne 11 Hit l 266. Ty Ty

956

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

804 other govt other govt in-house combined in-house

711

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

970 other govt other govt other govt other govt in-house

579

other govt

in-house combined in-house in-house

in-house in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

personnel

bui !ding building

voter

court

enforcement

EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

267. Uvalda

561

other govt in-house in-house

268. Waleska

700 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

269. Warwick

501

in-house

in-house

in-house

270. Waverly Hall

769 other govt other govt in-house in-house in-house

271. White

542 in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house in-house

272. Whitesburg 273. Winterville 274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

543

in-house

876

552

in-house other govt in-house

i n-house

in-house

in-house other qovt

604

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house in-house

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. A11 entown 278. Arabi 279. Attapulgus 280. Avalon

127

273

combined

433

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

combined

380

in-house out provider out provider in-house

in-house

159 other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt other f!OVt other qovt

281. Avera

215

282. Bartow

292

283. Barwick

385

284. Bel !vi! le

192

285. Bethlehem

348

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

in-house in-house

in-house

in-house

286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton 289. Blythe 290. Bostwick

82

158 other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt

138

in-house other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt

300

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

307

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government oerformed?

law

personnel

building building

voter

court

enforcement

EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population {A)

{B)

{C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

291. Brooks

328

in-house other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt in-house

292. Cadwe 11

458

in-house

293. Carl

263 other govt other govt other govt in-house

294. Carlton

282

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

295. Ceci 1

376

in-house

296. Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown
299. Colbert 300. Coleman

301

in-house

in-house

226

in-house

in-house in-house in-house

338

in-house other govt other govt other govt

443 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

137

in-house

301. Concord 302. Corinth
303. Culloden 304. Daisy 305. Damascus

211

in-house other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

inhouse

136

242

in-house

in-house

138

in-house

290

in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

306. Danielsville 307. Danvi I le 308. Davisboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep

318

480

407

467

in-house

111

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

other govt

other govt

RDC

RDC

311. Denton 312. DeSoto 313. Dexter 314. Di I lard 315. East Ellijay

335

258

in-house

other govt in-house other govt

475

in-house out provider

199

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

303

in-house

in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 13

Georgia Department of Co11YTiunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

personnel

bui !ding bui !ding

voter

court enforcement EEO-4

(human

1990

permits insoections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Municipality

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

( F)

(G)

(H)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

316. Edgehill

22

other govt

317 . E11 enton

227

in-house

in-house

318. Ephesus

324 other govt other govt other govt in-house other govt other govt in-house

319. Eton

315 other govt other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

320. Flemington

279 other govt other govt in-house

321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston 323. Gay 324. Gi llsvi lie 325. Girard

475

in-house

in-house other govt in-house

in-house

in-house

248 in-house

fo-house

133

other govt

113

195

other govt

in-house in-house

326. Good Hope 327. Haralson 328. Higgston 329. Hilltonia 330. Hoboken

181

in-house

in-house other govt other govt other govt

139 out provider out provider in-house

274

in-house

402

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

440

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

in-h0use in-house

331. I la 332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysville 335. Kite
336. Leslie 337. Li 1ly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansvi I le

297

in-house

in-house

in-house other govt other govt

137

in-house in-house

213

in-house out provider in-house

284

in-house

in-house

in-house

other !'.!OVt

297

in-house

in-house

in-house in-house

445

out provider in-house

in-house

in-house

138

other govt

in-house

-=---

161

other govt

341 other govt other govt in-house in-house in-house

250

in-house other govt in-house other govt other govt in-house

RDC

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

oi:rsonnel

building bui Iding

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

r h'..lman

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports

resources)

0th er

Municipality

Population

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

( E)

( F)

(G)

(H)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--

Population Group H

341. Milner

321

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

342. Mineral Bluff

153

343. Mitchel 1

181

other govt

344. Montrose

117

combined

345. Morgan

252 out provider out provider combined other govt other govt combined

in-house

346. Morganton 347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

295

in-house

319

in-house

in-house in-house in-house

in-house

238

in-house

135

in-house

269

in-house other govt other govt other govt other govt in-house

351. Odum 352. Omaha 353, Orchard Hill 354. Parrott 355. Pitts

388

116

in-house

239

140

in-house

214

other govt in-house
other govt

356. Plainville 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz 359. Roopville 360. Sale City

231 other govt other govt combined

264

364

in-house out provider

248 other govt other govt other govt other qovt other govt

324 other govt other govt in-house other govt in-house

in-house in-house

361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365. Siloam

154

in-house

in-house

in-house

244

in-house

in-house

180

in-house

94

other govt

other govt

329 other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 15

Georgia Department of Coll1!lunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

How are the following functions of the government performed?

law

oersonnel

bui !ding bui Iding

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

(human

1990

permits inspections registration records

records

reports resources)

Population

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

366. Sky Valley

187

in-house

in-house

in-house

in-house

367. Sumner

209

368. Surrency

253

in-house

369. Sycamore

417

in-house

in-house

RDC

in-house in-house in-house

370. Talmo

189

other govt

371. Taylorsvi 1le 372. Tiger 373. Vidette
374. Waco 375. Warm Springs

269

in-house

in-house

301

0

461 other govt other govt

407

in-house

in-house

in-house
in-house in-house

other govt other govt

in-house

in-house

in-house in-house

376. White Plains 377. Wi 11 iamson 378. Woodville 379. Woolsey

286 other govt other govt other govt other govt other govt in-house

295

in-house other govt other govt

415

in-house

in-house other govt

120

in-house

other govt

in-house in-house

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.C - 16

Georgia Department of Convnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.C: Data Processing

Number performing functions in-house

law

personnel

bui !ding building

voter

court enforcement EE0-4

(human

Number

permits

inspections registration records

records

reports resources) other

Group in group #

% #

% It

% #

% #

% #

% It

% #

%

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

2 67% 2 67% 1. 33% 1 33% 2 67% 2 67% 2 67% 0 0%

B

7

7 100%

7 100%

3 43%

7 100%

7 100%

7 100%

7 100%

0 0%

C

24

24 100% 22 92% 8 33% 22 92% 24 100% 22 92% 23 96% 3 12%

D

39

33 85% 26 67% 23 59% 31 79% 32 82% 25 64% 30 77% 0 0%

E

59

46 78% 42 71% 39 66% 52 88% 54 92% 44 75% 45 76%

1 2%

F

69

52 75% 32 46% 39 57% 54 78% 55 80% 29 42% 35 51%

1 1%

G

74

36 49% 20 27% 48 65% 39 53% 46 62% 19 26% 28 38% 0 0%

H

104

37 36% 15 14% 48 46% 30 29% 25 24% 11 11% 25 24% 0 0%

Total 379

237 63% 166 44% 209 55% 236 62% 245 65% 159 42% 195 51% 5 1%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 3.C - S

~ .. ,
' ,, .-----------------uLOGOSa------------------S-'JI<:
Table 3.D: Data Processing

A.. Does the city use computers in any of its departments including the courts and the sheriff's department?

Yes

No

If the city owns or leases computers, how many computers use each of the following operation systems?

B. IBM/compatible (DOS) Number

C. Windows Number

D. McIntosh Number

E. Unix Number

F. Other Number

If the city uses computers with DOS or Windows, how many of the following models does your government own or lease?
G. 8086 Number
H. PC/XT 8088 Number
I. PC/AT 286 Number
J. PC/AT 386 Number
K. PC/AT 486 Number
L. Pentium 586 Number
M. Does the city use one or more modems?
Yes No

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 3.0: Data Processing

Hunkipality

Are computers

used in

city

1990 departments?

Population

(A)

--- If the city owns or leases computers, ---

how many are on each of the following

platforms or operating systems:

IBH/00S Windows Haclntosh UNIX Other

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

--- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of ---

the following models are owned or leased?

PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium

PC 8086 8088 286 386 486 586

(G)

(H)

(I)

( J)

(K)

(L)

Does the city use one or more modems?
(H)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A

1. Albany 2. Hacon

78,122

Yes

106,612

Yes

190

0

0

0

0

0

50

30

70

40

0

Yes

60

10

0

3

6

28

2

2

24

14

0

Yes

3. Savannah

137,560

Yes

485 485

0

0

0

0

0

0

375

110

0

Yes

Population Group B

4. Augusta

44,639

Yes

5. Harietta

H, 129

Yes

6. Rome

30,326

Yes

7. Roswel I

47,923

Yes

8. Smyrna

30,981

Yes

50

10

0

8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

189 166

0

0

0

2

0

13

64

37

0

Yes

46

33

1

1

2

0

0

12

59

8

0

Yes

100 100

0

32

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

55

0

0

0

0

0

0

7

33

15

0

Yes

9. Valdosta 10. larner Robins

39,806

Yes

43,726

Yes

10

6

0

0

0

0

0

6

6

4

0

Yes

25

6

0

0

0

0

0

11

12

2

0

Yes

Population Group C

11. Alpharetta

13,002

Yes

12. Americus

16,512

Yes

13. Bainbridge

10,712

Yes

14. Carrol !ton

16,029

Yes

15. Cartersville

12,035

Yes

15

30

0

1

1

0

0

4

10

21

3

Yes

52

1

0

0

0

0

0

40

10

2

0

Yes

23

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

29

0

0

0

0

0

5

4

15

5

0

Yes

20

10

0

1

1

0

0

6

6

8

0

Yes

16. Cordele t7, Covington 18. Dalton 19. Douglas 20. Douglasville

10,321

Yes

10,026

Yes

21,761

Yes

10,464

Yes

11,635

Yes

18

8

0

0

2

0

0

0

4

3

0

Yes

20

10

0

18

0

0

8

6

4

9

0

Yes

49

12

2

0

0

I

2

19

19

8

0

Yes

20

0

1

1

0

0

0

4

12

4

0

No

14

2

0

1

4

0

1

6

8

5

0

Yes

21. Dublin 22. Forest Park

16,312

Yes

16,925

Yes

20

10

0

0

0

0

0

11

8

1

0

Yes

25

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.D - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3,0: Data Processing

"unicipality

Are computers
used in city
1990 departments? Population (A)

--- If the city owns or leases computers, ---

how many are on each of the following

platforms or operating systems:

IBM/DOS Windows MacIntosh UNIX Other

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

--- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of ---

the following models are owned or leased?

PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium

PC 8086 8088 286

386

486

586

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

Does the city use one or more modems?
(M)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group G

267. Uva Ida

561

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

268, Waleska

700

Yes

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

Yes

269. Warwick

501

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

270. Waverly Hall

769

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

No

271. White

542

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

272. Whitesburg 273. Winterville
274. Woodland 275, Young Harris

SU

Yes

876

No

552

Yes

604

Yes

I

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

No

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. AII entown 278. Arabi 279. Attapulgus 280. Avalon

127

Yes

273

No

433

No

380

Yes

159

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

No

281. Avera 282. Bartow 283, Barwick 284, Bellville 285, Bethleheta

215

No

292

No

385

Yes

192

No

348

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

I

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

286. Between 287, Bishop
288. Bluffton 289. Blythe 290. Bostwick

82

No

158

No

138

No

300

Yes

307

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

I

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.D - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3,D: Data Processing

Are computers --- If the city 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?

city use

city

platforms or operating systems:

PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium one or more

1990 departments? IBN/DOS Windows Haclntosh UNIX Other PC 8086 8088 286 386 486 586

modems?

Hunicipa Iity

Population (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(H)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

291. Brooks

328

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

292. Cadwe II

458

Yes

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

Yes

293. Carl

263

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

294. Carlton

282

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

295. Cecil

376

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

296. Centralhatchee 297. Cl iniax 298. Cobbtown 299. Colbert 300. Colenian

301

Yes

226

Yes

338

No

U3

No

137

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

No

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

I

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

301. Concord 302. Corinth 303. Culloden 304. Daisy 305. Damascus

211

No

136

No

242

No

138

No

290

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

306. Danielsville 307. Danv i II e 308. Oav isboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep

318

Yes

480

No

407

No

467

No

111

No

I

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

311. Denton 312. DeSoto 313. Dexter 314. Oi I lard 315. East Ellijay

335

258

No

475

No

199

No

303

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 3.D - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of "unicipal Government Operations

Table 3.0: Data Processing

"unicipality

Are computers used in city
1990 departments? Population (A)

If the city owns or leases computers, ---

how many are on each of the following

platforms or operating systems:

IB"/00S Windows "aclntosh UNIX Other

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

--- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of ---

the following models are owned or leased?

PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium

PC 8086 8088 286 386 486 586

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

Does the citv use one or more modems?
(M)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

316. Edgehill

22

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

311. Ellenton

227

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

318. Ephesus

324

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

319. Eton

315

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

320. Fle1in9ton

279

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

321. Franklin Springs
322. Funston 323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard

475

Yes

248

No

133

Yes

113

No

195

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

Ho

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

Ho

326. Good Hope 327. Hara Ison 328. Higgston 329. Hilltonia 330. Hoboken

181

139

No

274

No

402

No

440

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

331. Ila 332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysville 335. Kite

297

No

137

No

213

No

284

No

297

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

336. Leslie 337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. "ansfield 340. "eansville

445

No

138

No

161

Yes

341

Yes

250

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Ho

I

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.D - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.D: Data Processing

Municipality

Are computers

used in

city

1990 departments?

Population

(A)

--- If the city owns or leases computers, ---

how many are on each of the following

platforms or operating systems:

IBM/DOS llindows MacIntosh UNIX other

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

--- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of ---

the following models are owned or leased?

PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/AT Pentium

PC 8086 8088 286

386

486

586

(G)

(H)

(1)

(J)

(K)

( L)

Does the city use one or more modems?
(M)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

341. Hi Iner 342. Hineral Bluff

321

Yes

153

No

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

343. Hitchell

181

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

No

344. Hontrose

117

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

345. Horgan

252

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

346. Horganton 347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

295

No

319

No

238

Yes

135

Yes

269

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

351. Odu11 352. Omaha 353. Orchard Hill
354. Parrott 355. Pitts

388

No

116

No

239

No

140

No

214

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

356. Plainville 357. Pu !ask i 358. Rentz 359. Roopv i II e 360. Sale City

231

Yes

2U

No

364

No

248

No

324

No

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

flo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

flo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365. Siloam

154

No

244

No

180

No

94

No

329

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.D - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 3.0: Data Processing

Hunicipa lity

Are computers used in city
1990 departments? Population (A)

If the city owns or leases computers, ---

how many are on each of the following

platforms or operating systems:

IBM/DOS Windows MacIntosh UNIX Other

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

--- If DOS or Windows computers are used, how many of ---

the following models are owned or leased?

PC/XT PC/AT PC/AT PC/ AT Pentium

PC 8086 8088 286

386

486

586

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

( L)

Does the
city 1Jse
one or more modems'
(M)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group H

366. Sky Valley

187

Yes

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

No

367. Su1ner

209

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

368, Surrency
369. Sycamore 370, Tal110

253

No

417

No

189

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

No

371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373, Vidette 374. Waco 375. War Springs

269

No

301

No

0

No

461

Yes

407

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

376. White Plains 377. Will iason 378. Woodville 379. Woolsey

286

No

295

No

415

No

120

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 3.D - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Nu111ber using

Average number of DOS

computers in --- Average number of computers using --- machines with CPU of

city

following types of operating systems

386 model or higher Number of cities usinq

Number departments

'of DOS

one of more modems

Group in group I

IBM/DOS Windows MacIntosh UNIX

machines

' ' --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

o, A

3

3 100, HS

248

0

3

211

3

100%

B

1

1 100,

68

54

1

14

48

rn

1

100,

C

24

24 100,

25

11

8

3

22

62%

23

96'

D

39

39 100,

8

3

2

3

11

ss,

35

90%

E

59

56 95,

4

F

69

62 90,

2

3 2

1 5

1
1

,u, 6

81'

3

49 37

83' 54'

G u

48 ss,

I

I

0

0

2

88%

17

23%

H 104

27 26,

1

1

0

0

2

100,

4

4'

Total 379 266 10, 10

14

4

4

18

79,

175

46%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 3.D - S

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' "s-;,o;;
Table 4: Personnel Mana ement Practices

A. Personnel Management Function:

How is the function of personnel director

performed in the city?

Full-time personnel director

Part-time personnel director

City clerk serves as personnel director

City manager or administrator serves

as personnel director

Function is performed under contract by RDC

Function is performed by another method

B. Form of Personnel System:

Under which type of personnel system does the

city operate?

Civil service

Employment-at-will doctrine

C. Written Personnel System:

Has the city adopted a written personnel system

containing personnel policies, practices, rules

and regulations?

Yes

No

D. Written Job Descriptions:

Does the city have written job descriptions for all

positions?

Yes

No

E. Formal Grievance Procedures: Has the city established grievance procedures for employees? Yes No
F. Job Classification: Does the city have a written job classification and pay plan? Yes No
G. Pay Plan: Does the city pay plan include steps or does it use an open range? Steps Open range
H. Pay Steps: If the city uses steps, are the steps related to: Longevity Performance Both
Excluded Employees: Ifthe city has a merit system, which of the following employees are excluded from coverage? I. Department heads J. City manager K. City clerk
L. Employee Assistance Program: Does the city have an employee assistance program? Yes No

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel NanageMent Practices

Municipality

Personnel For111 of

function personnel

111ana9ed by: system

(A}

(8)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City have

written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

Employee

personnel descriptions procedure cl ass. and or open steps are department city

city Assistance

system ava ilab Ie available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)

(C)

(D)

{E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

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Population Group A

1. Albany

full-t i e civ i1 serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

Yes

Yes

2. Nacon

fu11-t ime civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

3. Savannah

fu 11-t ime civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group B

4. Augusta

fu 11-t ime civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

5. Marietta

fu11-t ime civ ii serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

Yes

No

6. Rome

full-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

Yes

7. Roswell

fu11-t ime at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

8. S111yrna

full-ti111e civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

9. Valdosta

fu11-t ime civi 1 serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity

No

10. Warner Robins

fu 11-t ime civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group C

11. Alpharetta

fu11-time at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

12. Americus

fu 11-t i11e civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13. Bainbridge

111anager at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

Yes

14. Carrollton

fu11-t iftle civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

Yes

15. Cartersville

inanager at-will Yes

Ho

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

16, Cordele

fu 11-t i11e civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

17. Covington

fullti111e civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

18, Dalton

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

19. Douglas

fu11-t ime civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

20. Douglasville

fu 11-t ime civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

21. Dub I in

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps 1ongev ity Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

Municipality

Personnel For of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(8)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City have

written lritten job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

Employee

personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department city

city Assistance

system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

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Population Group C

22. Forest Park

manager civi 1 serv . Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

No

23. Gainesville

full-ti111e civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

24. Griff in

full-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

25. Hinesville

other chil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

26. Moultrie

full-time at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

27. Newnan

manager at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

Yes

Yes

28. Peachtree City full-time civ ii serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

No

29. Snellville

ful I-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

No

30. Statesboro

full-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

31. Thomasv i 11 e

fu 11-t ime at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

32. Tifton 33. Vidalia 34. lay cross

full-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

Yes

No

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

fu 11-t ime civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group D

35. Adel

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

36. Cairo

part-ti111e civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

No

37. Calhoun

full-time civ i I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

38. Cedartown

manager civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity

Yes

No

39. Chamblee

full-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes ,

Yes

40, Clarkston 41, Conyers
42. Dawson 43. Doraville 44. Duluth

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

full-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

other civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes open range

No

part-time at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Nunicipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Nanagement Practices

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City have

Personnel Form of written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

function personnel personnel descriptions procedure class, and or open steps are department city

city

Employee Assistance

111na9ed by: system system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager c!erk Program (EAP)

llunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

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Population Group D

45. Eastman

full-time civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

46. Elberton

fu 11-t ime civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

47. Fayetteville

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

48. Fitzgerald

manager at-wi 11 Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

49. Fort Oglethorpe

other civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity

Yes

No

50. Garden City

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

No

51. Graham

52. Hapeville

other civi 1 serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

No

53. Jesup

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

54. Kennesaw

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

55. Kingsland

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

No

56. Lilburn

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Ho

57. llonroe

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

58. llorrow

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

Yes

59. Norcross

manager at-wi 11 Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

60. Perry

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

61. Riverdale

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

62. Sandersville

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

No

63. st. Harys

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

64. Stone Hountain

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

65. Summerv i II e

manager civi I serv No

No

Yes

No open range both

No

66. Swainsboro

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

No

67. Sy Ivester

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

68. Thomaston

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Nanagement Practices

City

--- Are the following employees ---

Municipality

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

adopted

Employee City have Pay pIan

. excluded from coverage of

written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department city

city

system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager clerk

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

City have Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
(L)

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Population Group D

19. Thoson

full-ti11e civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

No

70, Toccoa

full-tie at-will

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

71. Union City

full-time civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

Yes

72. Villa Rica

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity

Yes

No

73. Winder

full-time at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

Population Group E

74. Acworth

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

75, Alma

1111nager civ ii serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

No

76, Ashburn

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

77. Auburn

manager at-wi 11 Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

78. Austell

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

No

Yes

steps perform

No

19. Barnesv i 11 e

manager civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

80, Baxley

anager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

No

81. 8lackshear

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

82. Bremen

manager at-wi 11 Yes

No

Yes

No

No

83. Centerville

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

84. Chatsworth

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

85. Cochran

clerk civ ii serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

86. Com,nerce

part-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

No

87. Cornelia

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

88, Cumming

full-time at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

89, Cuthbert

other civil serv No

No

Yes

No

steps perform

No

90. Dahlonega

manager at-will Yes

Yes

No

Yes

steps longevity

No

91. Dallas

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Nanagement Practices

Municipality

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

City

--- Are the following emolovees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City 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 city

city 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 E

92. Donalsonville

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

93. East Dublin

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

94. Fairburn 95. Forsyth

manager civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

No

96. Glennville

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

97. Greensboro

manager at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

98. Grovetown

clerk civ ii serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

99. H11pton

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

No

100. Hartwe 11

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

101. Hawkinsville

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

No

102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansville 104. Homerville 105. Jackson 106. Loganville

clerk civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

clerk at-wi II

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

steps longevity

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

107, Lyons

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes

steps

No

108. Nadison

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

109. Nanchester

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

110. McRae

clerk civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

11 t. Netter

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

112. Nashville
tl3. Oc i II a 114. Palmetto 115, Pooler

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

other civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

both

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes

steps

both

part-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps Iongev it y

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

Municipality

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(8)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay pIan

excluded from coverage of

C1tv have

written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

Emolovee

personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department city

city Assistance

system available avai !able pay pIan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Proqr!m (EAP)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(Li

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Population Group E

116. Port Wentworth

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

No

117. Richmond Hill

full-time civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

118. Rockmart

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

Yes

No

119. Rossville

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

120. Royston

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

121. Social Circle

clerk civ ii serv Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

122. Stockbridge

clerk civi 1 serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

123. Sugar Hill

111anager at-wi 11 Yes

Yes

No

No

steps

both

No

124. Sy Ivan ia

11ana9er civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

125. Tallapoosa

tanager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

126. Thunderbolt

other at-will Yes

No

No

No

No

127. Tybee Island

other civ i I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

128. Tyrone

clerk at-will Yes

No

No

No open range

No

129. Vienna

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

130. Washington

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No open range

No

131. west Point 132. Woodstock

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

manager at-wi 11 Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

manager civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

134. Avondale Estates clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

No

135. Bloomingdale

other civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

136. Blue Ridge

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

137. Bogart

clerk civi 1 serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 6

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

Municipality

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City have

written lritten job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service svstem?

Emoloyee

personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are deoartment city

city .~ss istance

system available available pay pIan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Proqram (EAP)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H}

(I)

( J)

( K)

(L)

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Population Group F

138. Boston

other at-wi 11 Yes

No

Yes

No

No

139. Bowdon

other at-wi II

Yes

No

Yes

No open range

Yes

140. Brooklet

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

141, Broxton

clerk at-will Yes

No

Yes

No open range

Yes

No

142. Butler

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

143. Byron

fu 11-t ime civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

144. Chester

manager at-wi 11

No

Yes

No

No

No

145. Chickamauga

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

146. Clarkesville

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

147. Claxton

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

148. Colquitt 149. Cusseta 150. Darien t51. Demorest 152. Ellaville

clerk civ i1 serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No open range

No

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No open range

No

153. Emerson

other civ i I serv Yes

No

Yes

No open range

No

154. Fort Gaines

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No open range

No

155. Grantvi lie

other civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No open range both

No

156. Gray

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Ho

157. Hahira

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

No

158. Harlem

clerk civ ii serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

159. Helena

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

160. Hephzibah

clerk at-will

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

161. Hiram

clerk at-will Yes

No

Yes

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Hanagement Practices

Hunicipality

Personnel For111 of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

Citv 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 city

city Assistance

system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager cJerk Program (EAPl

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(Jl

(K)

(L)

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Population Group F

162. Jasper

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

163. Jeffersonville

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes open range

No

164. Lakeland

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

165, Lavonia

other at-will Yes

No

Yes

No open range

No

166. Leesburg

clerk civ ii serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

167. Lincolnton

clerk civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

168. Lithonia

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

169. Locust Grove

clerk at-will Yes

No

Yes

No

steps

both

No

170. Lookout Hountain manager at-wi 11 Yes

No

Yes

No

No

171. Louisvi lie

manager civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

172. Lula

clerk civil serv No

No

No

No

No

173, Luber City

clerk at-will No

No

No

No

No

174. Harshallville

clerk civ ii serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

175. Heigs

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No open range

No

176. Hi Ian

clerk civil serv No

No

No

No

No

177. Honticello

11anager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity

No

178. Hount Vernon

manager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

179. Oakwood

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

180. Oglethorpe

other civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

181. Oxford

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

182. Pembroke 183. Porterdale
184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds

clerk civ iI serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps longevity

clerk civil serv No

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

No

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City have

Municipality

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

personnel descriptions procedure cl ass. and or open steps are department city

city

system available available pay pIan? range? related to: heads manager clerk

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

( J)

(K)

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
( L)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

186. Ringgold

other

No

No

No

No

187. She !Iman

other civil serv No

No

No

No

No

188. Sparks

other civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

189. Springfield

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform Yes

Yes

No

190. Statham

other civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

Yes

steps longevity

No

191. Suwanee

clerk at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

No

192. Talbotton

clerk civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

193, Trion

other at-will No

No

No

No

No

194, Union Point

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

195. Wadley

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

196. Watkinsville

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

197, Willacoochee

other at-wi 11 Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

198. Woodbine

111anager civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

No

199. Wrens

manager civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

200, Wrightsville

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

Yes

201. Zebu Ion

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Population Group G

202, Abbev i II e

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

203. Adrian

other civil serv No

No

Yes

No open range

204. Alapaha

manager at-wi 11

No

No

Yes

No

No

205, A11 enhurst

clerk

No

No

No

No

206. Alto

clerk

No

No

No

No

flo

207. Arcade

other at-wi II

No

No

No

No

.

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

Municipality

Personnel Form of

function personnel

anaged by: system

(A)

(8)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

E111ployee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City 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 city

city 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 G

208. Baconton

clerk at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

209. Bibb City

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

210. Blairsville

clerk at-wi 11 Yes

No

Yes

No

No

211, Bowan

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

212, Bronwood

clerk at-wi 11 No

No

No

No

213, Canon

clerk civ iI serv No

No

No

No

No

214. Carnesville

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

215. Collins

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

216. Comer

clerk at-will No

Yes

Yes

No

No

217. Coolidge

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

No

No

No

218. Crawford

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

219. Crawfordville

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

220. Doerun

civi I serv No

No

Yes

No

No

221. Fairmount

clerk at-will Yes

No

No

Yes open range

Ho

222. Georgetown

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

No

223. Glenwood 224, Grayson 225. Hagan 226, Hiawassee 227. Homeland

clerk at-wi II

No

No

No

No open range

clerk at-will No

Yes

No

No open range both

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range both

Yes

manager at-will No

No

No

No

clerk at-will No

No

Yes

No open range perform

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

228. Homer
229. Hoschton 230. Idea 1 231. Iron City

clerk civi 1 serv No

No

No

No

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

other at-will No

No

Yes open range

other

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

Municipality

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

City

Are the following employees

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City 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 city

city Assistance

system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

~e-

Population Group G

232. Irwinton

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps perform

No

233. Kingston

other civi I serv No

No

No

No

steps

both

No

234. Lake Park

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

235. Lenox

clerk civil serv No

No

No

No open range

No

236. Lovejoy

clerk

No

No

No

No

237. Haysv i II e

clerk atwi II

No

No

No

No

No

238. McIntyre

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

239. Menlo

clerk at-will

No

No

No

No

No

240. Midville

other at-will Yes

No

No

No

No

24 t. Midway

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

steps

both

No

242. Morven

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

243. Mountain City

clerk at-will

No

No

No

No

No

244. Mountain Park

other at-wi 11

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

245. Kt. Zion

other at-will

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

246. Newton

part-time at-wi 11 Yes

Yes

Yes

No open range

No

247. Nicholson

clerk civil serv Yes

No

No

Yes

steps longevity

No

248. NorMan Park

clerk at-will

No

No

No

No

249. Ochlocknee

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

250. 01ega

clerk civ i1 serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

251. Patterson

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

252. Pavo

clerk at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

253. Pine Lake

manager at-wi II

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

Yes

Yes

No

254. Pine Mountain

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

255. Pineview

other at-will

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay pIan

excluded from coverage of

City 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 city

city Assistance

managed by: system syste11 available available pay pIan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)

"unicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(l)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

256. Portal

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

251. Poulan

other civ i I serv No

No

No

No open range

No

258. Ray City

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

259. Riceboro

other civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

260. Roberta

clerk at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

261. Screven 262. Senoia 263. Smithville 264. Tignall 265. Tunnell Hill

other civi I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

other at-will

No

No

No

Yes open range

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

other at-will No

Yes

No

No open range

clerk at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

No open range

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

~o

No

266. Ty Ty

clerk civi I serv No

Yes

No

No

No

261. Uva Ida

manager civil serv No

No

No

No

No

268. Waleska

other at-wi 11

No

No

No

No

No

269. warwick

other civil serv

Yes

Yes

No

No

270. Waverly Hall

clerk civ;J serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

271. White

clerk civi 1 serv No

No

No

No

No

272. Whitesburg

other civ i I serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

273. Winterville

other civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

274. Woodland

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No open range perform

No

275. Young Harris

cIerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Population Group H

276. Aldora

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

211. Allentown

other

No

No

No

No

No

278. Arabi

other civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

1994 "unicipal Government Catalog

P~ge 4 - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

City

--- Are the following emoloyees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City have

Personnel Form of written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

function personnel personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department city

city

Employee Assistance

111anaged by: system system available available pay pIan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(1)

(J)

( K)

(L)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

manager civil serv No

No

No

No open range

No

280. Avalon
281. Avera 282. Bartow 283. Barwick

clerk

No

clerk civi I serv No

clerk at-will

No

clerk civi I serv No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

No

No

No

YH

No

steps

both

Yes

No

No

No

284. Be IIv i11 e

285. Bethlehe

286. Between

other

No

No

No

No

No

287. Bishop

288. Bluffton

clerk civil serv No

No

Yes

No

No

289. Blythe

clerk at-will

Yes

Yes

Yes

No open range

No

290. Bostwick

clerk at-will No

No

No

No

No

291. Brooks

clerk at-will

No

No

No

No

No

292. Cadwell

clerk civil serv No

No

No

No open range

No

293. Carl

other at-wi 11 Yes

Yes

No

No

No

294. Carlton

other at-wi 11

No

No

No

No

295. Cecil

No

No

No

No

Yes

296. Centralhatchee

clerk civil serv No

No

No

No open range

297. Climax

other at-wi 11

No

Yes

No

No

298. Cobbtown

manager at-wi 11

No

No

No

No open range

No
Yes
No No
No

299. Colbert

other at-will No

No

No

No

No

300. Coleman

301. Concord

111anager civil serv No

No

Yes

No open range

No

302. Corinth

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of "unicipal Government Operations

Table,: Personnel "anagement Practices

Nunicipal ity

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

Citv have

written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

E~olovee

personnel descriptions procedure class, and or open steos are department city

city Assistance

system available available pay pIan? range? re lated to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

( J)

(K)

(L)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

303. Culloden

other civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

304. Daisy

No

No

No

No

No

305. Damascus

other civil serv No

No

No

No

No

306. Danielsville

other at-will No

No

No

No open range

No

307. Danville

at-will No

Yes

Yes

No open range

No

308. Davisboro

other civil serv No

Yes

Yes

No

No

309. Dawsonville

other at-will Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

310. Deepstep

clerk

Yes

Yes

No

Yes open range

No

311. Denton

part-time at-will No

Yes

No

No open range

Yes

Yes

No

312. DeSoto

clerk

313. Dexter

No

No

31', Dillard

clerk civi I serv No

No

No

No

No

315. East Ellijay

manager civ i1 serv No

Yes

No

Yes open range

No

316. Edgehill

No

No

No

No

317. Ellenton

other at-will No

No

No

No

318. Ephesus

manager at-will No

No

No

No

319. Eton

clerk civil serv No

No

Yes

No open range

320. Flemington

No

321. Franklin Springs manager civil serv Yes

Yes

No

No

322. Funston

other

No

No

No

No

323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard 326. Good Hope

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

at-will No

No

No

No

No

No

No

---

No

No

No No No

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

Hun ic ipa Iity

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(8)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

Citv have

written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

Emoloyee

personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department city

city Assistance

system ava i lab Ie available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Program (EAP)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

( J)

( K)

IL 1

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

327. Hara Ison

clerk

328. Higgston

329. Hilltonia

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

Yes

Yes

No

330. Hoboken

clerk civi I serv Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

steps

both

No

331. I la

other

Yes

Yes

No

No

332. Jakin

other

No

No

No

No

No

333. Jenkinsburg

clerk civi I serv No

Yes

No

No open range both

Yes

No

334. Keysville

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

No

Yes open range

No

335. Kite

other civil serv No

Yes

No

No

No

336. Leslie

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

No

No

No

337. Lilly

other civil serv No

No

No

No

No

338. Lone Oak

clerk at-wi II

No

No

No

No

No

339. Mansfield

civil serv Yes

Yes

No

Yes

steps perform

Ho

340. Meansville

clerk at-w i II

No

No

No

No

Yes

Ho

341. Hi Iner

clerk civi I serv No

Yes

No

No

No

342. Mineral Bluff

clerk

No

343. Hitche II

clerk

No

No

No

No

No

344. Montrose

other at-wi 11 No

No

No

No

345. Horgan

clerk civi I serv No

Yes

Yes

No

No

346. Morganton

clerk at-wi II No

No

No

No

'lo

347. Newington

clerk civi I serv No

No

Yes

No

No

348. Norwood

clerk civi I serv No

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

349. Nunez

other

No

No

No

No open range

No

350. Oak Park

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Management Practices

Nunicipality

Personnel Form of

function personne I

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

City

--- Are the following emolovees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City have

written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

Employee

personnel descriptions procedure class, and or ooen steos are department city

city Ass1starce

system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads manager clerk Proqram (UP)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(Kl

(LI

P--o-p-u-l-a-ti-o-n--G--ro-u-p---H--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

351. Odum

clerk

Yes

Yes

No

No

352. 0111aha

clerk civil serv No

No

No

No

Yes

No

353. Orchard Hill

at-wi 11 No

No

No

No open range

No

354. Parrott

clerk at-wi 11 No

No

No

No

No

355. Pitts

clerk

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

356. Plainvi Ile

clerk at-will No

No

No

No open range

No

357. Pulaski

clerk

No

No

No

No

358. Rentz

clerk civ ii serv Yes

Yes

No

No

No

359. Roopville

clerk at-will No

No

No

No

No

360, Sale City

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

No

No open range

No

361. Santa Claus

clerk at-will

No

No

No

362. Scotland

clerk

No

No

No

No open range

No

363. Shady Dale

clerk at-will

No

No

No

No

No

364, Sharon

365. Siloam

other civil serv No

No

No

No

steps perform

No

366. Sky Valley

other at-will

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes open range

No

367. Sumner

No

No

No

Yes open range

368. Surrency

at-will No

No

No

No

No

369. Sycamore

clerk civil serv Yes

No

Yes

No

No

370. Talmo

clerk

No

No

No

No

No

371. Taylorsville

No

No

No

No

No

372. Tiger

clerk

No

No

No

No

Mo

373. Vidette

374. laco

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Hanagement Practices

Municipality

Personnel Form of

function personnel

managed by: system

(A)

(B)

City

--- Are the following employees ---

adopted

Employee City have Pay plan

excluded from coverage of

City have

written Written job grievance written job use steps If steps used, civil service system?

Emoloyee

personnel descriptions procedure class. and or open steps are department city

citv Assistance

system available available pay plan? range? related to: heads

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(Hl

, , i

manager
(Jl

clrenrk

Program (EAP)
( L)

Population Group H

375. Warm Springs

clerk civil serv Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

376. White Plains

other at-will

No

No

No

No

No

377. Will i111son

other at-will No

No

No

No

No

378. Woodv i II e

clerk at-wi II No

Yes

No

No

379. Woolsey

other

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 4 - 17

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 4: Personnel Hanagement Practices

-- Number of personnel -- Number with Number with Number with -- Number excluding following positions --

Number of cities

systems by type

written

written job written job from coverage of civil service system

with f u11-t i111e civil employment- personnel descriptions classification department city

city

Number personnel director service at-will

systems all positions and pay plan heads

manager

clerk

' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Group in group I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I %

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8

1

1 106'

6 86' 1 m

1 100,

1 100,

7 100,

2 29' 5 11, 3 43%

C

24

D 39

E

59

F

69

G

74

H 104

16 67'

9 23'

2 3l

1 1,

0 0

oo,,

18 751 33 851 48 81l 55 80l 42 57l 34 331

6 251

s
10

11311,

13 19'

28 38,

31 30,

24 100, 37 951
58 98' 61 88' 41 55, 21 20,

23 96'
30 11,
41 69, 36 52,
37 so,
33 32'

23 96, 11 46, 17 11, 9 38%

31 79,

4 10, 18 46% 5 13\

39 29

66% 42,

10 m
s 7%

16 27' 5 7%

11
4

196%,

15 20%

5 7% 2 3% 4 5%

11 11%

4 4% 3 3% 3 3%

Total 379

38 10, 239 63, 94 251 252 66' 210 55, 158 42, 43 11' 69 18% 42 11%

1994 Hunicipal Information Catalog

Page 4 - S

:114'+,
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' ""~-----;;,.
Table 5.A: Services Provided by the City

How are the following survices provided?

Not prov Service not provided

City

City 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 (N/A)

G. Police department

H. Recreation programs

I. Bridge/road maintenance

J. Hospital

K Emergency medical services

Georgia Department of Cofllllunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.A: Services Provided by the Municipality

By what method are the following services provided?:

wastewater

bridge/

emergency

water

water co 11 ect ion/ fire sheriff's police recreation road

medical

electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

232. Irwinton

not prov not prov city not prov not prov

city not prov not prov not prov not prov

233. Kingston

shared shared

city not prov shared

city

city

city

shared shared

234. Lake Park

private

city

city

city

city

shared authority authority

235. Lenox

private

city

city

city

city

city

city

city not prov not prov

236. Lovejoy

private authority authority authority shared

not prov not prov shared not prov shared

237. Maysvi Ile 238. McIntyre 239. Menlo 240. Midville 241. Midway

not prov not prov city

city

city

private

city

city not prov city

private

city

city

city

city

not prov city

city

city

shared

private

city

city not prov city

city city not prov city city

not prov city
not prov shared shared

not prov city
not prov not prov shared

authority not prov not prov not prov not prov

authority shared not prov shared shared

242. Morven 243. Mountain City 244. Mountain Park 245. Mt. Zion 246. Newton

not prov private shared

city private shared
city

city private
city shared city

not prov not prov shared
not prov

private shared shared shared city

city city shared city city

city shared city city authority

city
shared city
shared not prov

not prov shared not prov
not prov

not prov shared not prov shared shared

247. Nicholson 248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson

private not prov private not prov

private city
not prov city city

private city
not prov city city

private city
not prov city city

private private
city

shared city
shared city city

shared private shared not prov

shared not prov not prov shared

shared not prov
not prov

shared not prov
not prov shared

252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain 255. Pineview

private private not prov not prov

city shared city city

city
shared city city

not prov shared city city

shared shared city city

shared city city city

city city
city not prov

city shared city not prov

shared not prov not prov not prov

shared shared shared shared

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.A - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations-

Table 5.A: Services Provided by the Municipality

By what method are the following services provided?:

wastewater

bridge/

emergency

water

water co 11 ect ion/ fire sheriff's pol ice recreation road

medical

electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

256. Portal

, not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

city not prov not prov not prov not prov

257. Poulan

private

dty

city not prov city

city not prov not prov not prov not prov

258. Ray City

private

city

city private

city

city

city

city

shared

259. Riceboro

private

city

city not prov city

shared shared shared not prov shared

260. Roberta

private

city

city

city

shared

city not prov city not prov shared

261. Screven 262. Senoia 263. Smithville 264. Tignall 265. Tunnell Hill

authority authority not prov not prov private

dty city city city not prov

city city city city
private

city city city city not prov

city shared city city shared

shared city city city city

city not prov not prov shared shared

shared shared shared shared shared

shared authority not prov authority not prov

shared authority not prov
authority not prov

266. Ty Ty 267. Uvalda 268. Waleska 269. Warwick 270. Waverly Hall

not prov private not prov not prov
not prov

city city private city city

city city
private city
city

city
shared not prov not prov not prov

city city shared city city

shared city shared
city

not prov city shared
not prov not prov

shared shared private not prov city

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov shared not prov not prov not prov

271. White 272. Whitesburg 273. Winterville 274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

not prov
not prov private private

city
not prov city city

city city
shared city city

not prov city

shared shared authority city private

not prov city
authority city
private

not prov city
authority not prov
city

shared
authority private
city

not prov
not prov private authority

not prov
not prov not prov authority

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. A11 entown 278. Arabi

private private authority

shared city city

shared city city

shared not prov not prov

shared city
shared

shared shared not prov not prov shared not prov

shared shared city

shared
not prov shared not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.A - 12

Georgia Department of Co11Y11unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.A: Services Provided by the Municipality

By what method are the following services provided?:

wastewater

bridge/

emergency

water

water co l1 ect ion/ fire sheriff's pol ice recreation road

medical

electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

.authority city

city

city

city

shared shared

280. Avalon

private shared shared not prov shared

shared shared shared shared shared

281. Avera

shared

city not prov city

shared

city

shared shared shared

282. Bartow

private

city

city

city

city

city not prov not prov shared shared

283. Barwick

authority city

city not prov shared

city

shared shared not prov not prov

284. Bellvi I le 285. Bethlehem 286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton

not prov shared pdvate private private

not prov shared authority
shared not prov

city shared authority
shared city

not prov not prov not prov
not prov

shared city shared shared shared

not prov shared shared not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov
city city

city city shared shared shared

not prov shared not prov
not prov

not prov shared not prov shared shared

289. Blythe 290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. Cadwell 293. Carl

private
private private private

city
city private shared

city
city city shared

not prov
city private not prov

shared
shared city shared

city
shared not prov shared

not prov
city shared shared

shared
shared shared shared

not prov
not prov not prov authority

not prov
shared not prov shared

294. Carlton 295. Cecil 296. Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown

not prov
authority not prov private

city
authority city
private

city city authority city
private

not prov authority

city shared shared city city

not prov
shared city not prov

not prov
city city city

not prov
shared not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
shared private not prov

299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth

authority not prov private

city authority
city shared

city not prov
city shared

city shared

city shared city shared

city authority
city shared

not prov not prov
city

shared authority not prov not prov

authority not prov not prov

authority shared not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.A - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.A: Services Provided by the Municipality

By what method are the following services provided?:

wastewater

bridge/

emergency

water

water co 11 ection/ fire sheriff's pol ice recreation road

medical

electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospital services

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

303, Culloden

private

city

city not prov city

shared

city

city not prov city

304. Daisy

city

city

shared

305, Damascus

authority city

city

shared

city

city not prov authority not prov not prov

306. Danielsville

not prov city

city

city

shared

city not prov shared not prov shared

307. Danv i 11 e

not prov city

city not prov city

city not prov city not prov not prov

308. Davisboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto

private

city

city

city private

not prov city

city

city

shared

authority not prov city not prov shared

city

city

city

city authority

private

city

city

city

city shared authority authority shared

shared not prov
city not prov shared

shared not prov shared authority shared

shared not prov authority authority not prov

shared not prov authority authority not prov

313. Dexter 314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay 316. Edgehill 317. Ellenton

private private private not prov authority

city not prov authority
city city

city not prov authodty
city city

city city authority
not prov not prov

city private shared shared shared

shared city city not prov authority

not prov shared not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov
city not prov authority

not prov not prov not prov not prov authority

not prov not prov private
not prov authority

318. Ephesus 319. Eton 320. Flemington 321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston

not prov authority private not prov authority

323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard 326. Good Hope

not prov authority private authority

authority authority
shared city city
city not prov not prov shared

city authority
shared city city
city not prov
city shared

not prov authority
shared city not prov
not prov not prov private shared

shared city not prov city city
shared shared shared shared

shared city not prov city not prov
not prov shared shared shared

city not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov shared
city

shared shared city city not prov

not prov authority not prov
shared not prov

shared authority not prov
shared not prov

not prov private shared shared

not prov not prov shared authority

not prov authority
shared authority

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.A - 14

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5,A: Services Provided by the Municipality

By what method are the following services provided?:

wastewater

bridge/

emergency

water

water co 11 ect ion/ fire sheriff's pol ice recreation road

medical

electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hospita l services

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

327. Haralson

authority not prov not prov not prov private

city

city authority authority

328. Higgston

authority not prov not prov not prov city

authority

not prov not prov authority

329. Hil ltonia

not prov city

city

city

city

city

shared shared shared shared

330. Hoboken

private

city

city not prov city

city

shared shared private shared

331. I la

private

city

city not prov private

not prov not prov shared not prov shared

332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysville 335. Kite 336. Leslie
337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansville 341. Milner

private

city

authority city

shared

city

city

city

private

city

city not prov shared

dty

shared

city not prov shared

city not prov city

dty

city

not prov not prov city not prov shared

authority city

city not prov shared

city

city

city

city

city

private

city

city

not prov not prov city not prov shared

authority shared not prov shared city
city shared city
not prov

not prov not prov
city not prov shared
not prov not prov
city not prov

city city
shared city shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov private

not prov
shared not prov not prov private

not prov shared city
not prov

authority not prov not prov
private

authority not prov not prov shared private

342. Mineral Bluff

343. Mitchell

not prov city

344. Montrose

private

city

345. Morgan

not prov city

346. Morganton

authority city

347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez
350. Oak Park

authority city

dty

city

authority city

shared city city dty city
city city city city

not prov not prov
city

shared city
shared city shared

city city
not prov

authority city city
not prov

not prov
shared shared

shared shared shared

not prov not prov shared
city

not prov not prov authority shared

shared not prov authority shared

city shared shared authority

authority shared
city

authority shared shared
authority

authority shared
authority authority

authority shared shared
authority

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.A - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.A: Services Provided by the Municipality

By what method are the following services provided?:

wastewater

bridge/

emergency

water

water collection/ fire sheriff's police recreation road

medical

electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance hosp ita1 services

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

{G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

351. Odum

not prov city

city

city

city

shared

city

shared shared shared

352. Omaha

authority city

dty not prov not prov

shared not prov not prov shared shared

353. Orchard Hill

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov shared not prov not prov not prov

354. Parrott

private

city

city not prov city

shared not prov shared not prov shared

355. Pitts

not prov

not prov

356. Pl ainv i JI e 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz 359. Roopvi Ile 360. Sale City

authority city
private not prov private

authority city city city city

authority city
city city

not prov not prov
not prov

shared shared city shared

authority shared
authority not prov shared

shared shared
shared city

shared shared private shared city

not prov shared authority not prov not prov

shared shared authority not prov not prov

361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365. Siloam

not prov authority

city city city not prov city

city city city not prov city

city city not prov
not prov

shared city shared shared city

shared not prov not prov shared shared

shared not prov not prov not prov
city

shared city city
shared

shared authority not prov not prov
shared

shared authority authority not prov
shared

366. Sky Valley 367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore
370. Talmo

not prov private
city

city
city city not prov

city
city city not prov

not prov not prov

not prov shared

city

city

not prov authority

city
shared city authority

not prov city not prov not prov
shared shared authority shared not prov not prov not prov shared not prov authority not prov authority

371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette 374. Waco

private authority private authority

not prov shared city shared

authority shared city shared

not prov not prov not prov shared

city city
shared city

shared shared not prov shared

city
shared city shared

shared authority
city city

not prov
shared not prov shared

not prov
shared not prov shared

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.A - 16

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.A: Services Provided by the Municipality

By what method are the following services provided?:

Municipality

wastewater

bridge/

water

water collection/ fire sheriff's police recreation road

electricity treatment distribution treatment protection department department programs maintenance

(A)

(B)

(C}

(D}

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

hospital
(J)

emergency medical services
(K)

Population Group H 375. Warm Springs 376. White Plains 377. Wi 11 iamson 378. Woodv i 11 e 379. Woolsey

not prov private
not prov authority

city city city city not prov

city city city city not prov

city not prov
not prov

city city city city shared

city shared not prov shared shared

not prov shared not prov shared shared

authority city
not prov shared shared

not prov authority not prov
not prov

not prov authority not prov
shared

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.A - 17

Table 5.A: Services Provided by the Municipality

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Number and percentage of municipalities directly responsible for the service

wastewater

bridge

emergency

water

water treatment/ fire sheriff's po 1ice recreation and road

medical

Number electricity treatment distribution co II ect ion protection department department programs maintenance hospital service

' ' ' Group in group t I t I t I t I t I I I

# I

#

# I

----B-A----------13---------11-----31-34-11-------52-----67-17-1'-------52-----76-17-11-------42-----56-77-11-------63----1-80-60-11---------------------63----1-80-60--,' ------43----1-50-7-01-, ------53----1-70-1-01-, ------00------oo-,,-------02-----2-o9-,,-

C

24

8 331 18 751 18 751 18 751 21 88'

24 100% 15 621 21 88% 0 0% 1 0

D 39

E

59

F

69

G

74

H 104

Total 379

9 231 25 641 31 79' 26 671 28 12, 9 151 45 761 53 901 49 831 47 801 4 61 60 871 60 871 53 771 45 651 1 11 52 701 56 761 32 431 35 471 6 61 62 601 73 701 20 191 43 41' 39 101 269 711 298 79' 204 541 228 60I

36 921 16 41, 25 64, 54 92, 19 32% 39 661 63 91% 26 38% 31 45,
49 66' 24 321 17 23% 24 23, 21 20, 21 20,
259 681 128 34' 162 43'

' 0
0 0

o, o,

0
0 0

o0%, o,

2 5%

6 101

4 0

o6%,

1 1,

16 41

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 5.A - s

:114-+,
----------------~.LOGOS1r------------------
' :!lo.-~
Table 5.B: Services Provided by the City

How are the following survices provided?

Not prov City Shared Authority Private

Service not provided City 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. CableTV

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group A

1. Albany

city

city not prov not prov shared

city

shared not prov city not prov

2. Macon

city

city

city not prov city authority authority authority city private

3. Savannah

city

shared

city not prov city authority authority

city private

Population Group B 4. Augusta 5. Marietta 6. Rome 7. Roswel I 8. Smyrna
9. Valdosta 10. Warner Robins

city city shared not prov

not prov not prov shared not prov

authority city
not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov
city

shared city

shared city

city not prov city

city city shared city
city city

city city shared city

city city shared not prov

authority not prov private
city

city city shared authority

private not prov private

city

city not prov authority not prov

city

city

Population Group C

11. Alpharetta

city

shared

city not prov city

12. Americus

city private private not prov city

13. Bainbridge

not prov city

shared not prov city

14. Carrollton

shared shared

city not prov city

15. Cartersville

shared shared not prov not prov city

16. Cordele 17. Covington
18. Da !ton 19. Douglas 20. Douglasville

shared

city authority private

city

shared shared shared not prov city

shared shared

city not prov city

not prov city

city not prov city

shared shared shared not prov city

city city shared city city
city city shared city city

city city city city city
city city shared city city

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

city city shared shared city

private not prov not prov not prov shared

city not prov not prov authority authority

private private private private not prov
private city
private pdvate private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 1

Georgia Department of Comnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table S.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipa 1ity

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group C

21. Dub 1in

shared

city

city private

city

city

city

shared shared private

22. Forest Park

city

city

city not prov city

city

city not prov city authority

23. Gainesvi lie

authority city

shared not prov city

shared

city not prov city private

24. Griffin

shared shared not prov not prov city

city

city not prov city private

25. Hinesvi lie

shared not prov not prov not prov city

city

city not prov not prov not prov

26. Moultrie

not prov private authority not prov city

city

city not prov shared pr iv ate

27. Newnan

shared

city not prov not prov city

city

city not prov not prov private

28. Peachtree City

city

shared

city

city

city

city

shared authority private

29. Snellville

shared shared

city not prov city

city

city not prov city private

30. Statesboro

shared

city private private

city

city

city private

city not prov

31. Thomasv i 11 e 32. Tifton 33. Vidalia 34. Waycross

not prov not prov shared

private private
city
private

city not prov authority not prov

not prov not prov not prov private

city shared city city

shared city city
shared

city city
city shared

not prov not prov
shared authority

authority city
shared authority

private private
private private

Population Group D

35. Adel

not prov city not prov not prov shared

city

city not prov city private

36. Cairo

authority shared shared not prov city

city

city not prov authority not prov

37. Calhoun

city

shared

city

city

city

shared

38. Cedartown

shared

city authority not prov city authority city

shared shared authority

39. Chamblee

shared

city

city not prov city

city

city

shared shared private

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers 42. Dawson

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov city not prov not prov not prov

city

shared not prov not prov city

city

city not prov not prov private

not prov shared not prov not prov city

city

city not prov city private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

43. Doraville

shared not prov not prov not prov shared not prov not prov not prov shared private

44. Duluth

shared shared shared not prov city

city

city

shared

city private

45, Eastman

not prov city

city not prov city

city

city not prov city private

46. Elberton

authority city

city not prov city

city

city authority city not prov

47. Fayetteville

shared

shared

city

city

city

city

48. Fitzgerald 49, Fort Oglethorpe 50. Garden City 51. Graham 52. Hapeville

shared shared shared shared city

city shared shared shared shared

shared city shared
shared city

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

city city city
shared city

city city city shared city

shared city city
shared city

authority not prov not prov shared

shared shared city shared

private not prov private private private

53. Jesup 54. Kennesaw 55, Kingsland 56, Li !burn 57, Monroe

city

city private

city

city

city

city private authority private

city

shared

shared not prov

city

city

city not prov not prov private

authority city

city

city

city

authority

shared

shared not prov not prov

city

city

city not prov not prov private

not prov city

shared not prov

city

city

city authority authority city

58, Morrow 59. Norcross 60. Perry 61. Riverdale 62. Sandersv i 11 e

city

shared not prov not prov city

city

shared shared shared

city

city

shared

city

private not prov

city

city

city

shared not prov not prov shared

city

shared

shared

shared not prov

city

city

city

city

shared private

city

shared

city private

city not prov shared private

city not prov not prov private

city not prov shared private

63. St. Marys

shared shared

city not prov city

city

city not prov shared not prov

64. Stone Mountain not prov private not prov not prov shared

city

city not prov not prov private

65. Summerville

not prov city

city

not prov

city

not prov

city

private authority private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

66. Swainsboro

authority city

city private

city

city

city authority authority private

67. Sylvester

not prov city private

city

city

city

shared authority private

68. Thomaston

not prov shared shared not prov shared shared

city not prov authority not prov

69. Thomson

not prov not prov shared not prov shared shared shared shared authority private

70. Toccoa

city

city not prov not prov city

city

city not prov not prov city

71. Union City 72. Villa Rica 73. Winder

city

shared

city not prov city

city

city not prov city private

shared shared

dty private

city

city

city private

city private

shared shared shared not prov city

city

city not prov authority private

Population Group E

74. Acworth

not prov not prov not prov not prov city

75. Alma

shared

city

shared not prov city

76. Ashburn

city

city not prov not prov city

77. Auburn

shared shared not prov not prov city

78. Austel I

city not prov not prov not prov city

city

city not prov not prov not prov

city authority shared shared private

city

city not prov not prov not prov

city

city not prov shared authority

city

city not prov city not prov

79. Barnesv i 11 e 80. Baxley 81. Blackshear 82. Bremen 83. Centerv i 11 e

shared

city not prov not prov city

city

city

shared shared private

shared

city

shared not prov

city

city not prov authority not prov

not prov city not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov authority private

city

shared

city

city

shared shared private

shared

city

city not prov city

city

city not prov shared not prov

84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran 86. Commerce 87. Cornelia

shared
shared authority

not prov
city city

not prov shared shared shared

not prov not prov

city city shared city

city city shared city

city city shared city

not prov shared shared shared

authority not prov

not prov pr 1vate private private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 4

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

88. Currrning

shared

shared

shared private

city

city

city private authority private

89. Cuthbert

not prov not prov not prov not prov

city

city not prov not prov not prov

90. Dahlonega

not prov not prov not prov not prov city

city

city not prov not prov private

91. Dallas

not prov shared not prov private shared

city

city not prov shared private

92. Donalsonville

not prov

city

not prov not prov

city

city

city not prov authority private

93. East Dublin 94. Fairburn 95. Forsyth 96. Glennville 97. Greensboro

shared not prov shared not prov

city

shared shared not prov not prov city

shared shared shared not prov city

shared not prov private not prov city

city

city

city city city city shared

city city city city shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov city shared city shared

not prov private private private private

98. Grovetown 99. Hampton 100. Hartwe 11 101. Hawkinsville 102. Hazlehurst

shared authority
shared authority

city shared
city city

shared shared not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

shared city city city

shared city city city

not prov shared city city city

shared
not prov not prov

shared
shared not prov

not prov private private private private

103. Hogansv i 11 e 104. Homervi ! le 105. Jackson 106. Loganville 107. Lyons

shared not prov not prov not prov shared

city not prov
city shared city

shared shared not prov city not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov shared shared city city

not prov shared shared city city

not prov shared shared city city

shared not prov not prov shared not prov

not prov shared authority city authority

authority private private private not prov

108. Madison 109. Manchester 110. McRae

shared city not prov

not prov city city

shared city shared

private

shared city city

not prov city city

not prov city city

not prov shared

shared not prov shared

nof prov private private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 5

Georgia Department of Convnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.8: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

111. Metter

not prov shared not prov not prov city

city

city not prov shared private

112. Nashv i 11 e

authority city not prov not prov city

city

city not prov not prov authority

113. Oci 11 a

not prov not prov not prov not prov city

city

city not prov city private

114. Palmetto

shared shared shared not prov city

city

city

shared

city private

115. Poo 1er

shared shared

city private not prov not prov not prov shared shared private

116. Port Wentworth 117. Richmond Hi 11 118. Rockmart 119. Rossv i 11 e 120. Royston

shared not prov not prov shared shared

city shared city shared city

authority shared private city
shared

not prov private not prov not prov

city

city

city

city

city authority

city

city

city

city

city authority city private

city

shared authority private

city not prov authority private

city not prov not prov private

city

shared shared private

121. Social Circle 122. Stockbridge 123. Sugar Hi 11 124. Sylvania 125. Tallapoosa
126. Thunderbolt 127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone 129. Vienna 130. Washington
131. West Point 132. Woodstock

not prov shared shared city

shared shared shared city

shared shared city not prov shared

shared city shared not prov authority

city

city

not prov not prov

not prov shared shared city city

not prov not prov not prov not prov

city shared shared shared shared

not prov
not prov shared

shared authority not prov not prov

city shared city city shared

city shared city city city

city shared city city city

not prov shared not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov
city not prov
city

private city
private not prov private

city shared city not prov city
city city

city city city city city
authority city

city city city city city
authority city

shared not prov shared authority shared
shared not prov

not prov not prov authority shared authority
authority not prov

private authority private private private
..
private private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.8 - 6

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality 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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

shared

shared not prov not prov shared authority

city

not prov authority private

134. Avondale Estates shared shared

shared

city

city

shared

city private

135. Bloomingdale

shared

shared

shared not prov

city

city

city not prov not prov private

136. Blue Ridge

shared not prov not prov not prov

city

city

city not prov not prov private

137. Bogart

shared

shared

shared not prov

city

city

city not prov shared private

138. Boston
139. Bowdon 140. Brooklet 141. Broxton 142. Butler

private shared not prov not prov not prov

shared shared city not prov not prov

not prov city
not prov not prov authority

not prov not prov not prov authority private

shared
shared not prov authority
city

city city city shared not prov

city not prov not prov private city not prov city private city not prov not prov private city authority authority authority city authority not prov private

143. Byron 144. Chester 145. Chickamauga 146. Clarkesville 147. Claxton

shared shared authority

city not prov shared
city

shared not prov
shared authority

shared not prov
authority

city not prov
city city

city not prov
city city

city not prov
city city

shared not prov
authority

shared not prov private authority authority

private private private private private

148. Colquitt
149. Cusseta 150. Darien 151. Demorest 152. El lavi I le

not prov city
not prov shared shared

not prov city city
not prov city

not prov shared not prov not prov shared

not prov
authority not prov not prov

city city shared not prov city

city shared city city city

city not prov private not prov

city

shared private

city not prov not prov orivate

city authority not prov authoritv

city

shared

citv orivate

153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantville

shared shared not prov not prov city

shared

shared

shared not prov city not prov city

city shared city

city not prov authority autfiority

city

city

city

city not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality 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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C}

(D}

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

156. Gray

not prov city

city not prov city

city

city not prov city

shared

157. Hahira

shared shared not prov not prov shared shared shared not prov shared private

158. Harlem

shared shared shared not prov shared

city

city

shared

city private

159. Helena

not prov not prov shared not prov not prov city

city not prov authority not prov

160. Hephzibah

shared shared shared not prov city

city

city

shared shared private

161. Hiram 162. Jasper 163. Jeff ersonv i 11 e 164. Lakeland 165. Lavonia

private not prov not prov not prov not prov

shared city city shared not prov

private not prov shared authority private

private not prov
not prov not prov

shared not prov not prov
city

shared not prov
city authority
city

shared city city authority city

private not prov shared not prov not prov

shared not prov authority shared

private private private private authority

166. Leesburg 167. Lincolnton 168. Lithonia 169. Locust Grove 170. Lookout Mountain

shared shared shared shared shared

city not prov shared shared
city

shared not prov shared shared not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

shared
city shared city

shared
city shared city

shared city city shared city

shared not prov
shared not prov not prov

shared not prov
city shared not prov

private private
city private private

171. Louisville 172. Lula 173. Lumber City 174. Marsha 11 vi 11 e 175. Meigs

shared shared not prov not prov not prov

city shared not prov not prov shared

shared shared city city not prov

not prov shared not prov not prov not prov

shared shared city city city

city authority
city city city

city

shared shared

city

city

shared authority private

city

shared

city authority

city authority not prov private

city not prov not prov private

176. Mi Ian 177. Monticello 178. Mount Vernon

not prov not prov

not prov city

not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov

not prov city

not prov city

not prov authority city city authority authority city

pr.ivate private private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 8

Georgia Department of Co1m1unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.8: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

179. Oakwood

city

city

city

180. Oglethorpe

not prov

city

not prov not prov

city authority

city

not prov authority private

181. Oxford

shared

shared not prov not prov

city

city

city not prov shared shared

182. Pembroke

not prov city not prov not prov city

city

city not prov not prov private

183. Porterdale

shared shared not prov not prov

shared shared not prov

shnred

184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds 186. Ringgold 187. She 1lman 188. Sparks
189. Springfield 190. Statham 191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton 193. Trion
194. Union Point 195. Wadley 196. Watkinsville 197. Willacoochee 198. Woodbine
199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville 201. Zebulon

not prov not prov authority

not prov shared not prov

shared not prov
city

shared shared city

authority shared
shared not prov not prov

authority shared shared not prov not prov

authority not prov shared not prov not prov

not prov shared shared not prov shared

private not prov shared not prov
city

not prov shared not prov city shared

authority city

shared shared shared

private not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov private not prov private not prov
not prov

city
city
city
city city city not prov city
city city city not prov shared
city
city

city city city private city
city shared city not prov city
city city shared not prov city
city city city

city

not prov shared

city

shared

city not prov shared

city

shared private

city not prov not prov

city authority authority

city not prov shared

city not prov not prov

city not prov city

city

shared not prov

city city city not prov city

not prov shared not prov not prov not prov

not prov city
not prov not prov shared

city not prov city

city

city

city

private private private private private
not prov private not prov private shared
not prov private private private private
pr.ivate private private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality 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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

202. Abbevi 1le

private private

private private

203. Adrian

private

204. Alapaha

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov city private

205. A11 enhurst

shared shared shared not prov shared shared shared shared shared private

206. Alto

shared not prov shared shared not prov shared not prov shared not prov private

207. Arcade 208. Baconton 209. Bibb City 210. Blairsvi 1le 211. Bowman

not prov shared authority shared not prov

not prov shared authority shared shared

not prov not prov not prov private not prov

not prov not prov authority private shared

not prov city
authority not prov not prov

not prov
shared authority not prov not prov

not prov shared authority not prov shared

not prov shared not prov private shared

not prov shared
private private

not prov private authority private

212. Bronwood 213. Canon 214. Carnesv i 11 e 215. Co 11 ins 216. Comer

shared shared authority not prov not prov

shared not prov not prov not prov
city

shared not prov not prov shared shared

shared not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov
city city city

city not prov
city not prov
city

not prov not prov
city not prov
city

shared not prov authority not prov not prov

not prov authority authority not prov

private authority private private private

217. Coolidge 218. Crawford 219. Crawfordv i 11 e
220. Doerun 221. Fairmount

shared not prov not prov not prov

shared not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

shared shared not prov city shared

city
shared not prov
city shared

city shared not prov city shared

not prov shared not prov city

shared shared not prov shared

private private private
city

222. Georgetown 223. Glenwood 224. Grayson

city

not prov not prov not prov

city

not prov

city

not prov not prov shared

private not prov not prov not prov not prov city

city not prov city private

shared shared shared not prov shared

city

city

shared shared private

1994 Municipal Government C~talog

Page 5.B - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

225. Hagan

not prov not prov shared not prov

city

shared not prov shared shared private

226. Hiawassee

shared authority authority authority not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov private

227. Homeland

shared not prov

city

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared not prov

228. Homer

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov private

229. Hoschton

shared not prov not prov not prov shared

shared

shared not prov not prov private

230. Idea 1 231. Iron City 232. Irwinton 233. Kingston 234. Lake Park

not prov not prov not prov shared shared

not prov not prov not prov shared shared

not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

city not prov not prov not prov
city

shared not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared

shared not prov not prov
not prov shared

citv private not prov shared private

235. Lenox 236. Lovejoy 237. Maysville 238. McIntyre 239. Menlo

not prov shared authority shared not prov

shared shared not prov city not prov

shared not prov not prov shared not prov

shared not prov
not prov not prov not prov

city shared not prov city not prov

city city not prov city not prov

city city city city not prov

shared not prov not prov not prov not prov

city not prov not prov
city not prov

private private private private private

240. Midvi 1le 241. Midway 242. Morven 243. Mountain City 244. Mountain Park

shared shared not prov not prov shared

not prov shared city not prov shared

shared shared not prov not prov not prov

not prov authority not prov not prov not prov

not prov shared shared not prov city

shared shared city not prov city

not prov shared not prov not prov city

shared shared not prov not prov not prov

shared authority authority not prov not prov

private private private private
city

245. Mt. Zion 246. Newton 247. Nicholson

shared not prov shared

shared city not prov

shared shared

shared not prov

city not prov shared

city not prov shared

city not prov shared

shared shared

not prov shared

private private private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.8: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Munkipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

248. Norman Park

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov city not prov not prov private

249. Ochlocknee

shared shared

shared shared not prov

authority private

250. Omega

not prov shared not prov not prov not prov shared shared not prov not prov private

251. Patterson

shared

shared

shared

252. Pavo

shared shared

city

city

city

city

shared

city

shared

253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain 255. Pineview 256. Porta 1 257. Poulan

shared shared not prov not prov not prov

shared 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

city shared not prov not prov not prov

city authority not prov
shared city

city shared not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov private not prov not prov not prov

private private private private private

258. Ray City 259. Riceboro 260. Roberta 261. Screven 262. Senoia

shared shared shared shared

city shared not prov city city

city shared shared city not prov

authority not prov
not prov

city shared shared
city

authority shared shared
city

city shared shared
city

shared shared not prov
authority

authority authority authority
authority

private private
private authority private

263. Smithville 264. Tignall
265. Tunne 11 Hi II 266. Ty Ty 267. Uvalda

shared shared shared not prov not prov

shared authority
shared shared not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared

shared not prov
shared shared not prov

city not prov not prov shared
city

city not prov
city not prov
city

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared

private private private private private

268. Waleska 269. Warwick 270. Waverly Hall

shared not prov shared

shared not prov
city

not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov

shared not prov shared

shared city city

shared city city

not prov sharad not prov not prov not prov not prov

private not prov private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.8 - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

271. White

authority shared not prov not prov

city

city

city not prov city private

272. Whitesburg

city

city

city

private

273. Winterville

shared authority authority not prov authority authority authority

authority

274. Woodland

city

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov private private

275. Young Harris

authority not prov shared

shared

city

city authority

private

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. A11 entown 278. Arabi 279. Attapulgus 280. Avalon
281. Avera 282. Bartow 283. Barwick 284. Bellville 285. Bethlehem
286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton 289. Blythe 290. Bostwick
291. Brooks 292. Cadwe 11

shared shared shared
shared
shared shared shared not prov shared
shared shared not prov shared

shared not prov not prov
shared
shared not prov shared not prov not prov
shared shared not prov shared

shared not prov not prov
shared
shared
not prov not prov shared
not prov shared shared shared

private not prov not prov
not prov
shared not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov
not prov shared

shared not prov not prov shared shared
shared
not prov not prov shared
not prov shared not prov city

shared not prov not prov
city
shared
shared not prov shared
not prov shared shared city

shared not prov not prov
city
shared not prov not orov not prov shared
not prov city shared city

shared not prov not prov
shared
shared not prov not prov not prov shared
not prov
shared shared

shared not prov not prov
shared
shared
sh~red not prov not prov
not prov
shared not prov

private private private private private
city private private not prov shared
private
not orov private

shared shared

not prov shared not prov shared

city

city

shared

city private

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

293. Carl

shared shared not prov not prov shared

city

city not prov shared authority

294. Carlton

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov private

295. Cecil

296. Centralhatchee shared

city

dty

city

private

297. Climax

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov private

298. Cobbtown 299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth

authority not prov shared

not prov not prov
authority not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
city city

not prov
city city

not prov city
city city

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

private private

303. Culloden 304. Daisy 305. Damascus 306. Danielsville 307. Danville

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

shared
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 private

not prov
city city private

shared
city citv private

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

shared
not prov not prov private

private
private private not prov

308. Davisboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto

shared not prov authority authority not prov

shared not prov
shared authority
shared

shared not prov not prov authority authority

not prov not prov not prov authority not prov

shared not prov not prov authority
city

authority not prov
city authority
city

authority not prov not prov authority
city

authority not prov not prov
not orov

shared not prov not prov authority authority

private private not prov private orivate

313. Dexter 314. Dillard 315. East E11 i jay

city not prov shared

not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov shared

not prov shared city

not prov city city

not prov city city

not prov not prov shared

not prov city

private private private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

By what method are the following services provided?:

Municipality

emergency phone ( 911)
(A)

animal control
(B)

senior citizen's programs
(C)

construction

child

& code

day care enforcement planning

(D)

(E)

(F)

zoning (G)

health

screening economic

services development

(H)

( I)

cable TV
(J)

Population Group H 316. Edgehill 317. Ellenton 318. Ephesus 319. Eton 320. Flemington

not prov not prov shared authority shared

not prov authority not prov authority
shared

not prov authority
shared authority not prov

not prov not prov shared not prov not prov

not prov authority
shared shared shared

not prov authority
city private shared

not prov authority
city private shared

not prov authority
shared authority not prov

not prov authority
shared authority not prov

not prov city
not prov authority private

321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston 323. Gay 324. Gil lsvi 1le 325. Girard

not prov not prov authority shared

city 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

city not prov not prov not prov not prov

city not prov not prov not prov shared

city not prov
city not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov private

shared authority not prov authority not prov

326. Good Hope 327. Haralson 328. Higgston 329. Hilltonia 330. Hoboken
331. I la 332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysv i 11 e 335. Kite

shared shared authority shared shared
not prov not prov shared not prov not prov

shared private not prov shared shared

shared authority not prov
shared shared

not prov not prov not prov shared not prov

shared not prov shared
city not prov

shared not prov not prov shared not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

city private not prov shared not prov
city city city not prov not prov

city private
city shared not prov
city not prov
city private
city

city private
city city not prov
city not prov
city private not prov

shared not prov not prov shared not prov
not prov not prov not prov
city not prov

shared not prov not prov not prov shared

shared not prov authority not prov private

private not prov not prov not prov
city

private not prov private not prov private

336. Les! ie 337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak

shared not prov

shared not prov not prov

shared not prov not prov

not prov not prov

not prov not prov

not prov not prov

not prov city

private not prov not prov not prov authority

private not prov private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.B - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.8: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

( J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

339. Mansfield

shared shared not prov not prov shared

city

city not prov

private

340. Meansv i 11 e

shared shared shared

shared shared shared shared shared not prov

341. Milner

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

342. Mineral Bluff

shared

343. Mitchell

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

344. Montrose 345. Morgan 346. Morganton 347. Newington 348. Norwood

shared not prov shared shared shared

not prov city
authority not prov

not prov not prov
shared not prov shared

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov not prov
not prov shared

not prov authority
shared shared not prov

not prov not prov not prov city authority authority
not prov not prov not prov not prov shared not prov

not prov private private private
city

349. Nunez 350. Oak Park 351. Odum 352. Omaha 353. Orchard Hill

shared authority
shared shared not prov

not prov shared not prov not prov

authority shared shared not prov

shared shared not prov not prov

shared private not prov not prov

city private not prov not prov

city private not prov not prov

shared shared shared shared not prov

authority
shared shared not prov not prov

private private
shared not prov

354. Parrott 355. Pitts 356. Plainville 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz

shared
shared shared shared

shared
not prov shared

shared
not prov not prov

shared
not prov not prov private

shared
not prov not prov

shared
not prov not prov

shared
not prov not prov

shared
not prov not prov

shared not prov not prov not prov

not prov
authority not prov pr ivat,:>:

359. Roopville 360. Sale City 361. Santa Claus

shared not prov shared

shared not prov
city

not prov not prov private

not prov not prov private

shared shared city

city not prov
city

city not prov
city

not prov not prov
private

not prov c;hared
shared

not prov not prov private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.8 - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.B: Services Provided by the Municipality

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

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

362. Scotland

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

363. Shady Dale

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prnv not prov

364. Sharon

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not orov not prov

365. Si 1cam

not prov not prov shared shared shared shared shared not prov not prov authority

366. Sky Valley

not prov not prov not prov not prov city

city

city not r,rov not orov not ~r0v

367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo 371. Taylorsville

shared shared authority shared

shared shared not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov shared

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov
city

not prov not prov authority
city

not prov not prov authority
city

shared not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov
city

private
private private

372. Tiger 373. Vidette 374. Waco 375. Warm Springs 376. White Plains

not prov shared not prov not prov not prov

not prov
shared not prov not prov not prov

shared not prov shared not prov shared

shared not prov not prov not prov shared

shared not prov not prov authority not prov

shared not prov shared
city city

not prov not prov shared
city not prov

shared shared not prov not prov shared

not prov shared shared city not prov

private not prov authority authority private

377. Wi 11 iamson 378. Woodville 379. Woolsey

not prov shared

not prov not prov

not prov not prov

not prov not prov

not prov city shared

not prov shared city

not prov
shared city

not prov not prov

not prov not prov

not prov private private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5. B - 17

Georgia Department of C01T111Unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

llunicipa1ity

Amount of funding by the city for the

following social service activities

child care family before after stmner

centers day care school care school care day care

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

--- Has the city used ---

CDBG funds for child

centers for:

new

existing

construction renovation

(F)

(G)

--- Does the city provide any --- ---- Does city cooperate with private ----

child care services to it's employees

organization for:

on-site

chi Id care

before after

child care

locator flexible pre- school school sunmer

centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group F 186. Ringgold 187. She1lman 188. Sparks 189. Springfield 190. Statham

191. Suwanee
192. Talbotton 193. Trion 194. Union Point
195. Wadley

196. Watkinsville 197. Ii llacoochee 198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200, Wrightsville

20 I. Zebu Ion

Population Group G

202. Abbeville

203. Adrian

204. Alapaha

Yes

205. Allenhurst

206. Alto

207. Arcade

1994 ltunicipa1Government Cata log

Page 5.C - 9

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipa 1 Government Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the 11unicipality

11unicipal ity

Amount of funding by the city for the

following social service activities

child care family before after si.mner

centers day care school care school care day care

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

--- Has the city used ---

a>BG funds for child

centers for:

new

existing

construction renovation

(F)

(G)

--- Does the city provide any ---

---- Does city cooperate with private----

child care services to it's employees

organ izat ion for:

on-site

child care

before after

child care

locator flexible pre- schoo1 schooI st.mner

centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care

care day care

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(11)

(N)

(0)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group G

208. Baconton 209. Bibb City 210. Blairsville 211. Bowman 212. Bronwood

213. Canon 214. Carnesville 215. Collins 216. Comer 217. CooIidge

218. Crawford 219. Crawfordville 220. Doerun 221. Fainoount 222. Georgetown

223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225. Hagan 226. Hiawassee 227. Haneland

228. Haner 229. Hoschton 230. Ideal 231. Iron City

1994 11unicipa1Govemnent Catalog

Page 5.C - 10

Georgia Department of Comnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipa l Government Operations

Table S.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

--- Has the city used ---

--- Does the city provide any ---

---- Does city cooperate with private ----

Amount of funding by the city for the

COBG funds for child

ch iid care services to it's employees

organization for:

following social service activities

centers for:

on-site

child care

before after

11unicipal ity

child care family before after sunmer

new

existing child care

locator flexible pre- school

centers day care school care school care day care construct ion renovation centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(H)

school sunmer

care day me

(N)

(0)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group G

232. Irwinton

233. Kingston

234. Lake Park

235. Lenox

236. Lovejoy

237. Haysv iIIe 238. McIntyre 239. Hen lo 240. Midville 241. Kidway

242. Horven 243. Hountain City 244. Hountain Park 245. Ht. Zion 246. Newton

247. Nicholson 248. Norman Park 249. Och lock nee 250. Onega 251. Patterson

252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Hountain 255. Pineview

1994 11unicipal Government Catalog

Page 5.C - 11

Georgia Department of Conmunity. Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

l!unicipality

Amount of funding by the city for the

following social service activities

child care family before after sumner

centers day care schoo1care schooI care day care

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

--- Has the city used ---

CDBG funds for child

centers for:

new

existing

construction renovation

(F)

(G)

--- Does the city provide any ---

---- Does city cooperate with private ----

child care services to it's employees

organization for:

on-site

child care

before after

child care

locator flexible pre- schooI schoo1 Sllllller

centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(H)

(N)

(0)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Popu1at ion Group G 256. Portal 257. Poulan 258. Ray City 259. Riceboro 260. Roberta

261. Screven
262. Senoia 263. Smithville 264. Tignall 265. Tunne 11 Hi 11

266. Ty Ty 267. Uvalda 268. Waleska 269. Warwick 270. Waverly Hall

271. White 272. Whitesburg 273. Wintervi lie 274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. Allentown 278. Arabi

1994 llunicipa1Goverrment Catalog

Page 5.C - 12

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

--- Has the city used ---

--- Does the city provide any ---

---- Does city cooperate with private ----

Amount of funding by the city for the

COBG funds for chi 1d

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 sunmer

new

existing child care

locator flexible pre- school schoo1 sulll!\er

centers day care school care school care day care construction renovation centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care

Hunicipa lity

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

280. Avalon

281. Avera

282. Bartow

283. Barwick

284. Bellville 285. Bethlehem 286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton

289. Blythe 290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. cadwe 11 293. Carl

294. carlton 295. Cecil 296. Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown

299. Co1bert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth

1994 Hunicipa l Gover1111ent Cata log

Page 5.C - 13

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Hun icipa I Government Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

Hunicipa Iity

Amount of funding by the city for the

following social service activities

child care family before after sumner

centers day care school care school care day care

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

--- Has the city used ---

CDBG funds for ch ii d

centers for:

new

existing

construction renovation

(F)

(G)

--- Does the city provide any --- ---- Does city cooperate with private ----

child care services to it's emoloyees

organization for:

on-site

child care

before after

child care

locator flexible pre- school school sumner

centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(Ml

(N)

(0)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group H 303. Culloden 304. Daisy

305. Damascus 306. Danielsvi lie

307. Danville

308. Davisboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto

313. Dexter 314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay 316. Edgehi II 317. Ellenton

318. Ephesus 319. Eton 320. Flemington 321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston

323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard 326. Good Hope

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.C - 14

Georgia Department of Comnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

--- Has the city used ---

--- Does the city provide any ---

---- Does city cooperate with private ----

Amount of funding by the city 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 family before after su11111er

new

existing child care

locator flexible ore- schooI schoo I surrmer

centers day care school care school care day care construction renovation centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care

-----M--u--n-ic-i-p-a-l-it-y--------------(A--)----------(8--)----------(C--)----------(-0-)----------(-E-)-----------(-F-)------------(-G-)-----------(-H-)----------(-I-)----------(-J-)-----------(K--)----------(L--)----------(M--)----------(N--)---------(-0-)-----

Population Group H

327. Haralson

328. Higgston

329. Hi lltonia

330. Hoboken

331. Ila

332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysville 335. Kite 336. Les lie

337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansv i11e 341. Mi Iner

342. Mineral Bluff 343. Mitchell 344. Montrose 345. Morgan 346. Morganton

347. Newington 348 . Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

1994 Municipal Goverrment Catalog

Page 5.C - 15

Georgia Department of C00111Unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Goverrwnent Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

11unicipality

Amount of funding by the city for the

following social service activities

chi Id care family before after sunmer

centers day care school care school care day care

{A)

{B)

{C)

(0)

(E)

--- Has the city used ---

COBG funds for ch i1 d

centers for:

new

existing

construction renovation

(F)

(G)

--- Does the city provide any --- ---- Does city cooperate with private ----

child care services to it's employees

organization for:

on-site

child care

before after

child care

locator flexible pre- schoo I schoo1 smer

centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

Population Group H 351. Odum 352. Onaha 353. Orchard Hill 354. Parrott 355. Pitts

356. Plainvi lie 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz 359. Roopville 360. Sa le City

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365. Siloam

366. Sky Valley 367. St111ner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo

371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette
374. Waco

1994 11unicipa I Government Cata log

Page 5.C - 16

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

Municipality

Amount of funding by the city for the

following social service activities

child care family before after stmer

centers day care school care school care day care

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

--- Has the city used ---

CDBG funds for child

centers for:

new

existing

construction renovation

(F)

(G)

--- Does the city provide any --- ---- Does city cooperate with private ----

child care services to it's employees

organization for:

on-site

child care

before after

child care

locator flexible pre- schooI schooI surnner

centers vouchers assistance benefits kindergarten care care day care

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(H)

(N)

(0)

Population Group H 375. Warm Springs 376. White Plains 377. Will iamson 378. Woodville 379. Woolsey

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 5.C - 17

Georgia Department of Corrvnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 5.C: Social Services Provided by the Municipality

--- Average amount of direct funding expended ---

before after

Number chi 1d care family school school surrvner

Group in group centers day care care

care day care

A

3

B

7

C

24

D

39

E

59

F

69

G

74

H

104

Total 379

48,866 0
7,500 111, 184
3,066 0 0 0
38,255

60,000 0
7,200 0
0 0 0 0 22,400

0

7,500

6,613

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5,000

3,306

-- Number of cities using CDBG funding --

for child care centers

new construction existing renovations

#

%

#

%

1

33%

1

33%

0

0%

1

14%

2

8%

0

0%

0

0%

1

3%

1

2%

1

2%

0

0%

1

1%

0

0%

0

0%

0

0%

0

0%

4

1%

5

1%

Number of cities providing child care

services to employees

---- Number of cities cooperating with private----

child care

flexible

organizations to provide the following services

on-site

locator

benefits

pre-

before school after school surrvner

Number care centers vouchers

assistance (tax deferred) kindergarten

care

care

day care

Group in group #

% #

% #

% #

% #

% #

% #

% #

%

A

3

A

7

C

24

D

39

E

59

F

69

G

74

H

104

Total 379

0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 1 33% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0%

0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 2 29% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0%

0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 3 12% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0%

0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 3

8% 0

0% 1

3% 1

3% 1

3%

1

2% 2

3% 1

2% 2

3%

1

2%

1

2%

1

2%

1

2%

0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 2

3% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0%

0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0%

1

1% 0

0% 0

0% 0

0%

0

0% 0

0% 0

0% 1

1%

1

1%

1

1%

1

1% 0

0%

1

0% 2

1% 1

0% 14

4% 3

1% 3

1% 3

1% 2

1%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 5.C - S

t?-++'

' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ L O G O S 1 r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

S...i:.o!

~

Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the City:

How are the following services provided?

Private Ci auth Ci operate Joint auth Joint oper

Agreement with private company City authority City 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 ColTl!lunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

jail work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

{F)

(G}

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group A

1. Albany

ci auth ci oper ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper ci oper

2. Macon

ci oper ci oper ci oper not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov ci oper

3. Savannah

ci auth ci oper ci oper not prov joint oper not prov ci oper ci oper private

Population Group B 4. Augusta 5. Marietta
6. Rome 7. Roswell 8. Smyrna

ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci aper joint auth ci oper ci oper

joint auth joint auth ci oper ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

ci oper ci oper joint oper ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov

private not prov not prov not prov ci oper

not prov not prov ci oper ci oper not prov

ci oper ci oper ci oper not prov private

9. Valdosta 10. Warner Robins

joint auth ci oper

not prov not prov private

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

private

private

Population Group C 11. A1pharetta 12. Americus 13. Bainbridge 14. Carro 11 ton 15. Cartersville

not prov joint auth not prov joint auth joint auth

not prov
joint auth ci oper ci oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci oper not prov ci oper joint oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci oper not prov not prov ci oper not prov

ci oper
not prov ci oper ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

16. Cordele 17. Covington 18. Dalton 19. Douglas 20. Douglasville

not prov ci oper ci oper ci auth not prov

ci oper
joint auth ci oper ci oper

not prov
not prov ci oper not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint auth joint oper joint oper joint oper

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint oper joint oper ci oper private

not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov

not prov
ci oper ci oper . not prov

21. Dub 1in 22. Forest Park 23. Gainesvi Ile

not prov private

not prov ci oper

not prov not prov ci oper not prov

joint oper not prov ci oper ci oper

ci oper

ci oper ci oper

ci oper not prov joint oper ci oper

ci oper private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.A - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

cit hen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

ja;J work camp center trails course

Munkipa1ity (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group C

24. Griffin

joint oper private

ci oper

ci oper

25. Hinesville

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

26. Moultde

joint auth not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov

27, Newnan

not prov joint oper not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

28. Peachtree City ci auth ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper ci oper private

29. Snellville 30. Statesboro 31. Thomasville 32. Tifton 33. Vidalia

not prov joint oper ci oper joint auth ci auth

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov
private

not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint oper
joint auth not prov ci oper

not prov not prov joint auth not prov not prov

ci oper not prov private
not prov

ci oper not prov ci oper not prov private

not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov

34. Waycross

joint auth not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

Population Group D 35. Adel
36. Cairo 37. Calhoun 38. Cedartown
39. Chamblee

joint auth ci auth joint auth joint auth private

ci oper not prov
not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov
ci oper not prov ci oper not prov

ci oper not prov
ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper

not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers
42. Dawson 43. Doraville 44. Duluth

not prov not prov joint auth not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov ci 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 joint oper not prov ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci oper ci oper ci oper
not. prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov

45. Eastman 46. Elberton 47. Fayetteville

joint auth joint auth not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci oper ci oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov

not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.A - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

ja i1 work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

48. Fitzgerald

joint auth joint oper not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov joint oper not prov

49. Fort Oglethorpe not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper ci oper not prov

50. Garden City

not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov

51. Graham

not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

52. Hapeville

ci oper

ci oper

ci oper

53. Jesup
54. Kennesaw 55. Kingsland 56. Li !burn 57. Monroe

not prov not prov
not prov ci oper

not prov not prov
not prov ci oper

not prov ci oper not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper not prov private not prov ci oper not prov ci oper ci oper
ci oper not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov joint oper not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

58. Morrow 59. Norcross 60. Perry 61. Riverdale 62. Sandersville

not prov not prov joint auth not prov

not prov not prov ci 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 not prov ci oper ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov

ci oper
not orov ci oper not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

63. st. Marys 64. Stone Mountain
65. Summerv i 11 e 66. Swainsboro 67. Sylvester

ci auth not prov not prov joint oper
ci auth

not prov not prov ci oper not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci oper joint oper
joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci oper not prov joint oper
private joint oper

not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov private not prov

68. Thomaston
69. Thomson 70. Toccoa 71. Union City 72. Vi 11 a Rica

joint auth joint oper joint auth not prov not prov

not prov ci oper ci oper
ci oper ci oper

joint oper not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper joint oper not prov ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov not prov
not prov

not prov joint oper not prov ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov
ci oper ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov private not prov not prov

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

jai 1 work camp center tra i 1s course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

73. Winder

not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov ci oper not prov

Population Group E
74. Acworth 75. Alma 76. Ashburn 77. Auburn 78. Austell

not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov

ci oper joint auth not prov not prov ci auth

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov

ci oper joint auth joint oper not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci oper joint auth not prov not prov not prov

ci oper ci oper not prov not prov ci oper

private private not prov not prov not prov

79. Barnesville 80. Baxley 81. Blackshear 82. Bremen 83. Centerv i 11 e
84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran 86. Corrrnerce 87. Cornelia 88. Currrning
89. Cuthbert 90. Dahlonega 91. Dallas 92. Donalsonville 93. East Dublin

not prov ci auth not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov ci 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 ci oper
not prov

not prov joint oper
not prov ci oper

not prov not prov ci auth not prov private

not prov not prov
not prov

not prov not prov not prov joint auth

not prov not prov
not prov ci auth

not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov

joint oper joint oper joint oper ci oper not prov

not prov not prov.
not prov joint oper not prov

joint auth
not prov ci oper not prov

joint oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint auth not prov ci oper

not prov not prov
not prov

not prov joint oper joint auth not prov

not prov not prov
ci auth

not prov not prov
not prov

not prov joint oper
not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint oper not prov
ci oper not prov joint oper

not prov

not prov

not not

pprroovv..

94. Fairburn 95. Forsyth 96 . G1ennv i 11 e

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov not prov private not prov not prov

ci oper not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov joint oper not prov ci auth not prov private not prov

not prov private not prov

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior

hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport

center

center

center

jail work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

97. Greensboro

98. Grovetown

private private private private private private private ci oper private

99. Hampton

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov

100. Hartwe 11

not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov joint oper not prov not prov

101. Hawkinsville

joint oper not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansville 104. Homervi I le
105. Jackson 106. Loganville

ci oper not prov ci 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 not prov not prov

ci oper
ci oper joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper joint auth not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

107. Lyons 108. Madison 109. Manchester 110. McRae 111. Metter

ci oper joint auth not prov joint auth not prov not prov joint auth joint oper

not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov

joint oper joint oper ci oper not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov

ci oper not prov joint oper not prov not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov

112. Nashvi 11 e 113. Oci l1 a 114. Palmetto 115. Pooler 116. Port Wentworth

not prov not prov

ci oper
not prov ci oper

not prov private
not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci oper joint oper ci oper not prov joint oper

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
joint oper ci auth joint auth

not prov ci auth
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

117. Richmond Hi 11 118. Rockmart 119. Rossville 120. Royston 121. Social Circle

not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci oper ci oper ci auth not prov

not prov not prov private not prov. not prov

ci oper joint oper ci oper ci auth not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint auth ci oper not prov not prov

joint oper not prov ci oper not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

ja i1 work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

122. Stockbridge

not prov private not prov not prov joint oper joint oper not prov ci oper not prov

123. Sugar Hi 11

not prov ci auth not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci auth ci auth

124. Sylvania

joint auth not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov ci oper not prov not prov

125. Tallapoosa

not prov ci auth not prov not prov ci auth not prov ci auth joint auth ci auth

126. Thunderbolt

joint auth joint oper joint oper not prov joint oper not prov joint oper joint oper not prov

127. Tybee Island
128. Tyrone 129. Vienna 130. Washington 131. West Point

not prov
not prov not prov joint auth not prov

ci oper
ci oper not prov ci oper joint auth

not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov joint oper

ci oper not prov
not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint auth joint oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

132. Woodstock

not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

Population Group F 133. Adairsville 134. Avondale Estates 135. Bloomingdale 136. Blue Ridge 137. Bogart

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov ci auth

not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov d auth not prov

not prov
not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov joint oper not prov
not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov joint auth joint auth not prov

138. Boston 139. Bowdon 140. Brooklet 141. Broxton 142. Butler

not prov not prov not prov not prov

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 ci oper not prov joint auth joint auth

not prov not prov not prov joint auth

not prov ci oper not prov joint auth

not prov ci oper not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

143. Byron 144. Chester 145. Chickamauga

not prov not prov

ci oper not prov

joint oper ci oper
not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov ci oper

joint oper

joint auth

not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper ci oper not prov

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport

center

center

center

jail work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G}

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

146. Clarkesville

not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov

147. Claxton

ci auth

ci oper

148. Colquitt

private

joint oper

149. Cusseta

ci auth

joint auth

private

150. Darien

d oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov

151. Demorest 152. Ellavi tle 153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantv i lie

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint auth
not prov ci oper not prov 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 joint oper not prov joint auth ci oper

not prov joint oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov

156. Gray 157. Hahira 158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci oper not prov not prov not prov joint oper

ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper ci oper ci oper joint oper joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper not prov not prov not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

161. Hiram 162. Jasper 163. Jeffersonvi I le 164. Lakeland 165. Lavonia

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov joint auth not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov

166. Leesburg 167. Lincolnton 168. Lithonia 169. Locust Grove 170. Lookout Mountain

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci oper
ci oper joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper notprov
joint oper ci oper

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov joint auth joint auth not prov private

ci oper ci oper
not prov not prov

joint oper joint oper
ci auth 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 not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov .. not prov not prov not prov not prov

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

jail work camp center tra i Is course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

171. Louisvi 1le

d aper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

172. Lula

not prov ci aper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

173. Lumber City

not prov ci aper not prov not prov ci aper not prov ci aper not prov not prov

174. Marshallville not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci aper not prov not prov

175. Meigs

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

176. Mi Ian 177. Monticello 178. Mount Vernon
179. Oakwood 180. Oglethorpe

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov not prov ci aper not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint auth not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci auth
not prov not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov not prov
joint aper not prov not prov

not prov not prov ci aper not prov not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

181. Oxford 182. Pembroke 183. Porterdale
184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds

not prov not prov not prov ci auth

ci aper ci auth not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint aper not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint auth joint auth not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

186. Ringgold 187. Shel Iman 188. Sparks 189. Springfield 190. Statham
191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton 193. Trion 194. Union Point 195. Wadley

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
ci aper not prov ci 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 provnot prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint auth not prov
not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint auth joint auth not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

private joint aper joint aper ci auth ci oper

not prov not prov joint aper not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci aper not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov .. not prov private not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport

center

center

center

jail work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(1)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------

Population Group F

196. Watkinsville

ci oper

197. Willacoochee

joint oper

ci oper

198. Woodbine

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov

199. Wrens

ci oper ci oper not prov not prov ci oper not prov joint oper not prov not prov

200. Wrightsville

joint oper

201. Zebulon

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper joint oper not prov not prov not prov

Population Group G 202. Abbevi 1le 203. Adrian 204. Alapaha 205. A11 enhurst 206. Alto

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

not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov

207. Arcade 208. Baconton 209. Bibb City 210. Blairsville 211. Bowman
212. Bronwood 213. Canon 214. Carnesville 215. Collins 216. Comer

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov

ci oper joint oper joint oper private not prov 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 not prov private not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper joint oper ci oper not prov not prov

joint auth

joint auth

joint auth

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint auth not prov
not prov not prov

joint auth not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint auth not prov not prov not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

217. Coolidge 218. Crawford 219. Crawfordv i 11 e

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

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

Genera 1 purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

jai 1 work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

220. Doerun

not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

221. Fairmount

222. Georgetown

223. Glenwood

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

224. Grayson

225. Hagan 226. Hiawassee 227. Homeland 228. Homer 229. Hoschton

joint auth not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov joint auth not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint auth joint auth joint oper joint auth not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov joint auth not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

private not prov not prov not prov not prov

230. Ideal 231. Iron City 232. Irwinton 233. Kingston 234. Lake Park

not prov ci oper
not prov ci oper joint oper ci oper

not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov
joint oper joint oper not prov joint oper not prov not prov

not prov
ci oper not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

235. Lenox 236. Lovejoy 237. Maysville 238. McIntyre 239. Menlo
240. Midville 241. Midway 242. Morven 243. Mountain City 244. Mountain Park

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
ci oper not prov ci oper not prov ci 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 not prov not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper joint auth not prov joint oper not prov

not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov

joint oper not prov not prov joint oper not prov

not prov joint auth not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov joint auth not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper not prov not prov not prov ci 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 not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

ja i 1 work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

245. Mt. Zion

ci oper

246. Newton

not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov

247. Nicholson

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov not prov

248. Norman Park

not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

249. Ochlocknee

not prov ci aper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

250. Omega
251. Patterson 252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov
ci oper ci oper not prov

not prov not prov
ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov not prov

not prov
ci oper not prov not prov

not prov
not prov ci oper not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

255. Pineview 256. Portal 257. Poulan 258. Ray City 259. Riceboro

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

not prov not prov not prov ci auth

not prov not prov not prov ci auth

not prov not prov not prov

260. Roberta 261. Screven 262. Senoia 263. Smithvi 1le 264. Tignal 1
265. Tunne 11 Hi 11 266. Ty Ty 267. Uvalda 268. Waleska 269. Warwick

not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci 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 not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov private 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 not prov
not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint auth not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint auth not prov not prov

not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

jai 1 work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

270. Waverly Hall . not prov ci oper ci oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov

271. White

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov ndt prov not prov

272. Whitesburg

273. Winterville

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint auth not prov ci oper not prov not prov

274. Woodland

not prov not prov not prov joint oper not prov joint oper not prov not prov

275. Young Harris

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. A11 entown 278. Arabi 279. Attapulgus 280. Avalon
281. Avera 282. Bartow 283. Barwick 284. Bellville 285, Beth Iehem

not prov not prov not prov

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 not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint oper not prov not prov joint oper joint oper

not prov not prov not prov
not prov

joint oper not prov not prov
,joint oper

not prov not prov not prov
not prov

not prov ci 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 not prov not prov
not prov
not prov
not prov not prov

286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton
289. Blythe 290. Bostwick

not prov ci auth not prov not prov joint aper ci aper not prov joint oper

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint oper not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov joint aper joint oper joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov_ not prov

291. Brooks 292. Cadwe 11 293. Carl

not prov not prov private

not prov ci aper private

not prov not prov not prov not prov private private

not prov not prov private

not prov not prov private

not prov not prov private

not prov not prov ci aper

not prov not prov private

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

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 trails

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

golf course
( I )

Population Group H 294. Carlton 295. Cecil 296. Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown

not prov
not prov ci aper not prov

not prov
ci auth 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

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov
ci auth not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth 303. Cul laden

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

ci aper
not prov not prov joint aper

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov 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
not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov

304. Daisy 305. Damascus 306. Danielsville 307. Danville 308. Davisboro

private not prov not prov not prov joint auth

ci aper 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 joint auth not prov not prov joint oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint 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

309. Dawsonv i 11 e 310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto 313. Dexter

not prov joint aper joint auth not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint auth not prov ci aper

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

not prov joint aper joint oper not prov not prov

not prov joint aper joint aper not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint auth not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint auth
ci oper

not prov not prov ci aper not prov not prov

314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay 316. Edgehill 317. Ellenton 318. Ephesus

not prov joint aper not prov not prov not prov

ci aper joint aper not prov not prov ci aper

not prov joint aper not prov not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint aper not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint aper not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint oper not prov not prov ci aper

not prov not prov not prov not prov
not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.A - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

multi-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

ja i1 work camp center trails course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

319. Eton

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov not prov

320. Flemington

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

321. Franklin Springs not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

322. Funston

not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

323. Gay

324. Gi 11 svi lle
325. Girard 326. Good Hope 327. Haralson 328. Higgston

not prov not prov not prov not prov private

ci oper ci oper not prov not prov private

not prov not prov
ci auth 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 not prov not prov private

not prov joint oper joint auth not prov private

not prov not prov not prov not prov private

not prov not prov not prov not prov private

329. Hi lltonia 330. Hoboken 331. I la 332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg
334. Keysvi 1le 335. Kite 336. Les 1ie 337. Li 1ly 338. Lone Oak

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 ci auth not prov not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov ci auth not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint auth not prov joint auth not prov

not prov not prov not prov 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 not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov
ci aper not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov
not prov not prov

339. Mansfield 340. Meansville 341. Mi 1ner 342. Mineral Bluff 343. Mitchel I

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

net tJrov not prov
joint aper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci aper not prov not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.A - 14

Georgia Department of CollY!lunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 6.A: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

bicycle

mu It i-

senior hiking/

purpose civic day care

citizen's jogging

golf

airport center center center

ja i 1 work camp center tra i 1s course

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------

Population Group H

344. Montrose

not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

345. Morgan

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

346. Morganton

347. Newington

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

348. Norwood

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

349. Nunez
350. Oak Park 351. Odum 352. Omaha 353. Orchard Hill

joint auth not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint auth ci aper not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov ci 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 not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov joint aper not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

354. Parrott 355. Pitts 356. Pla invi I le 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz

not prov joint aper 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

joint oper joint oper joint 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 not prov not orov

359. Roopville 360. Sale City 361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

private not prov
not prov not prov

private not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov private not prov not prov not prov not prov not orov
joint oper not prov joint aper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov
not prov not prov

364. Sharon
365. Si loam 366. Sky Valley 367. Sumner 368. Surrency

not prov not prov not prov
not prov

not prov not prov not prov
ci 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
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

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.A - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs
1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operation

Table 6.8: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

outdoor

playgrounds/ playing

recreation

swimming

equipment fields

parks

center stadium pools hospitals

Municipality (A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

232. Irwinton

233. Kingston

ci oper ci oper ci oper not prov not prov not prov not orov

234. Lake Park

not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov joint oper

235. Lenox

ci oper ci oper ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

236. Lovejoy

joint auth not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov not prov

237. Maysvi I le 238. McIntyre
239. Menlo 240. Midvi 1le 241. Midway

not prov ci oper not prov joint oper not prov

not prov . ci oper ci oper ci oper not prov ci oper joint oper ci oper not prov not prov

not prov 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 not prov

not prov not prov not prov
not prov not prov

242. Morven 243. Mountain City 244. Mountain Park 245. Mt. Zion 246. Newton

not prov ci oper ci oper
joint auth

ci oper not prov not prov ci oper joint auth

ci auth ci oper ci oper
not prov

not prov not prov not prov
joint auth

not prov not prov not prov
not prov

not prov not prov ci oper
not prov

not prov not prov not prov
not prov

247. Nicholson 248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson

not prov not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov ci oper ci oper joint auth

not prov not prov ci oper ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov joint auth

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

joint auth not prov not prov not prov

252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain 255. Pineview

ci oper ci oper ci auth not prov

ci oper not prov ci auth ci oper

ci oper ci oper
ci auth not prov

ci oper not prov ci auth not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

private ci oper not prov not prov

joint oper
not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.8 - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operation

Table 6.8: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

outdoor

playgrounds/ playing

recreation

swimming

equipment fields parks

center stadium pools hospitals

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

256. Portal

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

257. Poulan

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

258. Ray City

ci auth ci auth

259. Riceboro

260. Roberta

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

261. Screven 262. Senoia 263. Smithville 264. Tignall 265. Tunne 11 Hi 11

ci oper
not prov ci oper ci oper

ci oper . ci oper joint oper joint oper
ci oper not prov ci oper not prov ci oper ci oper

not prov
not prov ci 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 not prov

266. Ty Ty 267. Uvalda 268. Waleska 269. Warwick 270. Waverly Hal!

not prov ci oper not prov not prov ci oper

ci aper not prov not prov
ci oper ci oper

not prov ci oper not prov not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov ci 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 not prov not prov not prov

271. White 272. Whitesburg
273. Wintervi 1le 274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

ci auth
ci oper ci oper

ci auth ci auth ci oper not prov

ci auth
ci oper ci oper ci auth

ci auth ci auth not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

Population Group H 276. Aldora 277. A11 entown 278. Arabi

ci oper joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.B - 12

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operation

Table 6.8: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

outdoor

playgrounds/ playing

recreation

swimming

equipment fields

parks

center stadium pools hospitals

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

ci oper

280. Avalon

joint oper joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov joint oper joint auth

281. Avera

c i oper ci oper ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

282. Bartow

283. Barwick

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

284. Bellville 285. Beth 1ehem
286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton

not prov
not prov not prov ci oper

not prov not prov ci oper

not prov
not prov ci 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 not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

289. Blythe 290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. Cadwell 293. Carl

not prov not prov not prov not prov
joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov ci oper ci oper ci oper private

not prov
not prov not prov pdvate

not prov
not prov private private

not prov
not prov not prov private

294. Carlton 295. Ceci 1 296. Centra1hatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown

not prov
ci auth ci oper ci auth

not prov
ci auth ci oper ci auth

not prov
ci auth ci 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 not prov

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth

ci oper ci auth

joint oper
not prov not prov

ci oper
cf oper not prov

joint oper
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.B - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operation

Table 6.B: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

outdoor

playgrounds/ playing

recreation

swimming

equipment fields

parks

center stadium pools hospitals

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

303. Culloden

joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

304. Daisy

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

305. Damascus

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

306. Danie1sv i 11 e

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

307. Danville

not prov private not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

308. Davisboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto

not prov ci auth ci oper joint auth

not prov ci auth ci oper joint auth

joint auth not prov
joint oper ci oper ci oper

joint auth not prov joint oper ci oper joint oper

not prov not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov ci aper not prov

joint oper not prov ioint oper joint oper not prov

313. Dexter 314. Di I lard 315. East Ellijay 316. Edgehi 11 317. E11 enton

not prov not prov joint oper
not prov not prov

not prov not prov joint oper not prov ci oper

not prov not prov 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

not prov not prov joint oper not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

318. Ephesus 319. Eton 320. Flemington 321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston

ci aper not prov not prov not prov ci oper

ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

ci 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 not prov not prov

not orov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov joint auth not orov not prov not prov

323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard 326. Good Hope

ci oper ci oper ci oper
joint oper joint oper not prov ci auth ci auth ci auth

not prov not prov ci auth

Mt prov not prov not prov

not orov not prov not prov joint auth not prov private

1994 Municipal Government catalog

Page 6.8 - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operation

Table 6,8: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

outdoor

playgrounds/ playing

recreation

swimming

equipment fields

parks

center stadium pools hospitals

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

327. Haralson

not prov ci auth not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

328. Higgston

private private private private private private pr iv ate

329. Hi 1ltonia

ci oper not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

330. Hoboken

not prov joint auth not prov joint auth not prov not prov not prov

331. I la

332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysville 335. Kite 336. Leslie

not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov

not prov not prov ci oper not prov not prov

not prov not prov ci oper
not prov

not prov not prov
not prov ci auth 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

337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansville 341. Milner

not prov not prov not prov
ci oper

not prov not prov not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov ci oper ci 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

not prov not prov not orov
not prov

342. Mineral Bluff 343. Mitchel 1 344. Montrose 345. Morgan 346. Morganton

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci oper
joint auth ci auth

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 not prov not prov

347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

ci oper not prov not prov ci oper

ci oper not prov not prov ci oper

ci oper not prov not prov ci oper

ci oper
not prov not prov not prov

not prov net prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.8 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operation

Table 6.B: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

outdoor

playgrounds/ playing

recreation

swirrminq

equipment fields

parks

center stadium pools hospitals

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

351. Odum

not prov ci oper not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

352. Omaha

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

353. Orchard Hill

joint oper joint oper joint oper not prov not prov not prov not prov

354. Parrott

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

355. Pitts

356. Plainville 357. Pu !ask i 358. Rentz 359. Roopville 360. Sale City

joint auth not prov not prov private ci oper

joint auth not prov joint oper private ci oper

not prov not prov not prov not prov ci oper

not prov not prov not prov private ci 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 not prov not prov not prov

361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365. Si loam

not prov ci oper not prov not prov

not prov ci oper not prov not prov

not prov ci 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 not prov not prov

not prov not orov not orov not prov

366. Sky Valley 367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo

not prov not prov not prov
ci oper ci oper not prov not prov 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

not prov
not prov not prov not prov

not prov
not orov not prov not prov

371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette 374. Waco

ci aper joint auth ci ooer ci oper

ci oper
ci ooer not prov

ci oper
ci aper not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
not prov not prov

not prov
joint auth not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.B - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operation

Table 6.B: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

General purpose facilities provided/operated by:

outdoor

playgrounds/ playing

recreation

equipment fields parks

center

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

stadium
(E)

Population Group H 375. Warm Springs 376. White Plains 377. Wi 11 iamson 378. Woodville 379. Woolsey

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov not prov not prov not prov not prov

not prov ci oper not prov ci oper not prov

not prov not prov not prov 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 not prov not prov not prov not prov

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 6.B - 17

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations
Table 6.B: Public Facilities Provided by the Municipality

Number of municipalities directly providing or operating facilities:

playgrounds/ playing

recreation

swimming

Number equipment

fields

parks

center

stadium

pools

hospitals

Group in group It

% #

% #

% #

% It

% #

% #

%

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

3 100%

3 100%

3 100%

3 100%

1 33%

3 100%

0 0%

B

7

4 57% 4 57% 5 71% 3 43% 0 0% 3 43% 0 0%

C

24

20 83% 16 67% 19 79% 12 50% 6 25% 15 62% 0 0%

D

39

25 64% 20 51% 30 77% 11 28% 1 3% 12 31% 0 0%

E

59

23 39% 20 34% 27 46%

8 14%

1 2%

7 12%

0 0%

F

69

23 33% 29 42% 27 39%

7 10%

1 1% 10 14%

0 0%

G

74

30 41% 29 39% 30 41%

4 5%

0 0%

2 3%

0 0%

H

104

21 20% 20 19% 23 22%

3 3%

1 1%

1 1%

0 0%

Total 379

149 39% 141 37% 164 43% 51 13% 11 3% 53 14%

0 0%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 6.B - s

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'

, I " :..:-.;,,,;

Table 7.A: Public Safety - Law Enforcement

A. Police:

Does the city operate a police department?

Yes

No

B. Policies and Procedures:

Does the city police department have policies

and procedures manuals governing the

operations of the department?

Yes

No

C. Jail:

Does the city 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 city 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 city 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

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

If so,

operate hae policies Does city number of

total number of multi- bed spaces

allowed to Handguns make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

Municipality

department? manual?

a jail? in jail? ce 11 s

cells

cells

cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?

(A)

{B)

(C)

(D) .

(E)

(F)

{G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------------------------------
Population Group A

1. Albany

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

2. Macon

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

3. Savannah

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Population Group B

4. Augusta

Yes

5. Marietta

Yes

6. Rome

Yes

7. Roswe 11

Yes

8. Smyrna

Yes

Yes

Yes

105

4

0

4

6

101

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

52

0

0

0

13

52

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

52

26

0

0

11

26

2

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

20

0

2

0

3

12

0

No

Yes

9. Valdosta

Yes

10. Warner Robins

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Population Group C

11. AIpharetta

Yes

12. Americus

Yes

13. Bainbridge

Yes

14. Carro 11 ton

Yes

15. Cartersville

Yes

Yes

Yes

13

3

5

0

5

10

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

12

0

0

0

3

12

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

16. Cordele

Yes

Yes

No

17. Covington

Yes

Yes

No

18. Dalton

Yes

Yes

No

19. Douglas

Yes

Yes

No

20. Douglasville

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

21. Dublin

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7. A - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

Hunicipality

Does city Does department

operate hae policies Does city

a police and procedures operate

department? manual? a jail?

(A)

(B)

(C)

If so, number of bed spaces in jail?
(D)

single ce 11s
(E)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

total number of

multi- bed spaces

double isolation occupancy in multi-

cells cells cells occupancy

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

infirmary cells
( J)

Officers

allowed to Handguns

make arrests issued to

before POST sworn

certified? personnel?

(K)

(l)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group C

22. Forest Park 23. Gainesville

Yes

Yes

Yes

128

1

44

9

6

40

1

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

21

0

0

0

5

15

0

No

Yes

24. Griffin 25. Hinesville 26. Moultrie

Yes

Yes

Yes

44

0

0

1

6

7

0

No- - Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

27. Newnan

Yes

28. Peachtree City

Yes

29. Snel lvi Ile

Yes

30. Statesboro

Yes

31. Thomasv i II e

Yes

Yes

Yes

28

0

0

0

7

4

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

240

0

120

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

32. Tifton 33. Vidalia 34. Waycross

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

6

0

0

0

4

16

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

43

3

3

0

7

40

0

No

Yes

Population Group D

35. Adel

Yes

36, Cairo

Yes

37. Calhoun

Yes

38. Cedartown

Yes

39. Chamblee

Yes

Yes

Yes

6

0

3

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

28

0

0

0

14

28

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

10

0

3

0

1

4

0

No

Yes

40. Clarks ton 41. Conyers 42. Dawson 43. Doraville 44. Duluth

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15

1

2

0

4

8

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

3

3

0

1

0

0

0

Ho

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

If so,

tot aI number of

aII owed to Handguns

operate hae pol icie_s Does city number of

multi- bed spaces

make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

department? manual?

a ja i 1? in jail? cells

ce 11s

cells

cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

( J)

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

45. Eastman

Yes

Yes

Yes

6

6

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

46. Elberton

Yes

Yes

Yes

16

0

8

0

8

16

0

Yes

No

47. Fayetteville

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

48. Fitzgerald

Yes

Yes

Yes

24

0

4

0

4

16

0

No

Yes

49. Fort Oglethorpe

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

50. Garden City 51. Graham 52. Hapeville 53. Jesup 54. Kennesaw

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

24

0

0

0

6

24

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

52

8

0

2

5

44

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

22

0

14

1

1

5

0

No

Yes

55. Kingsland 56. Li !burn 57. Honroe 58. Morrow 59. Norcross

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

0

0

2

4

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

8

0

4

0

4

2

0

Yes

Yes

60. Perry

Yes

61. Riverdale

Yes

62. Sandersv i 11 e

Yes

63. St. Marys

Yes

64. Stone Mountain

Yes

Yes

Yes

16

0

0

0

4

4

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

10

7

3

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

16

0

0

0

4

4

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

2

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

65. Summerville 66. Swainsboro 67. Sylvester 68. Thomaston

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

18

4

6

2

0

0

0

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7. A- 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

If so,

total number of

allowed to Handguns

operate hae policies Does city number of

multi- bed spaces

make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

department? manual? a jail? in jail? cells eel ls cells eel ls occupancy cells certified? personnel?

Mun ic ipa 1ity

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D

69. Thomson

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

70. Toccoa

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

71. Union City

Yes

Yes

Yes

9

1

2

0

1

4

0

No

Yes

72. Vil la Rica

Yes

Yes

Yes

6

0

2

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

73. Winder

Yes

Yes

Yes

9

1

4

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Population Group E

74. Acworth

Yes

75. Alma

Yes

76. Ashburn

Yes

77. Auburn

Yes

78. Auste 11

Yes

Yes

Yes

14

0

7

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

12

0

3

0

0

1

0

No

No

79. Barnesv i11 e 80. Baxley 81. Blackshear 82. Bremen 83. Centerville

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

U. Chatsworth 85. Cochran 86. Commerce
87. Cornelia 88. Cumming

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

' 0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

8

0

3

1

0

0

0

No

Yes

89. Cuthbert 90. Dahlonega 91. Dallas

Yes

Yes

12

0

0

0

3

0

0

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

. If so,

operate hae policies Does city number of

total number of mu 1t i- bed spaces

aIlowed to Handguns make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

department? manual? a jail? in jail? cells cells cells cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E

92. Donalsonville

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

93. East Dublin

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

94. Fairburn

Yes

Yes

Yes

16

0

0

0

4

16

0

No

Yes

95. Forsyth

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

96. Glennvi lie

Yes

Yes

Yes

19

0

4

1

2

10

0

No

No

97. Greensboro

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

98. Grovetown

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

99. Hampton

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

100. Hartwell

Yes

Yes

Yes

10

0

5

1

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

101. Hawkinsville

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

102. Hazlehurst

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

103. Hogansville

Yes

Yes

Yes

8

0

4

0

0

0

0

No

No

104. Homerville

. Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

105. Jackson

Yes

Yes

Yes

16

0

4

1

2

8

0

No

Yes

106. Loganville

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

107. Lyons 108. Hadison 109. Hanchester 110. HcRae 111. Hetter

Yes

Yes

Yes

8

0

4

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

u

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

18

0

0

1

2

18

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

112. Nashville 113. Oci 1la 114. Palmetto 115. Pooler

Yes

Yes

Yes

26

0

9

0

1

8

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

25

0

4

0

0

25

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

12

0

2

0

2

8

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 7. A- 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Municipality

Does city Does department

operate hae policies Does city

a police and procedures operate

department? manual? a jail?

(A)

(8)

(C)

If so, number of bed spaces in jail?
(0)

single
eel ls (E)

double cells
(F)

isolation ce Ils (G)

total
multioccupancy
cells (H)

number of bed spaces in multioccupancy
(I)

infirmary cells
(J)

allowed to Handguns

make arrests issued to

before POST sworn

certified? personnel?

{K)

{L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

116. Port Wentworth

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

117. Richmond Hill

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

2

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

118. Rockmart

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

119. Rossville

Yes

Yes

Yes

8

0

4

0

0

8

0

No

Yes

120. Royston

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

4

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

121. Social Circle

No

122. Stockbridge

No

123. Sugar Hi II

No

124. Sylvania

Yes

125. Tallapoosa

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

12

0

6

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

0

0

4

0

0

No

No

126. Thunderbolt

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

127. Tybee Island

Yes

Yes

Yes

6

2

0

0

1

0

0

No

Yes

128. Tyrone

Yes

Yes

No

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

129. Vienna

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

130. Washington

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

131. lest Point 132. Woodstock

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

3

0

I

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

Yes

134. Avondale Estates

Yes

135. Bloomingdale

Yes

136. Blue Ridge

Yes

137. Bogart

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

8

0

4

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 6

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

If so,

total number of

aIlowed to Handguns

operate hae policies Does city number of

multi- bed spaces

make arrests issued to

a pol ice and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST s11orn

Municipality

department? manual?

a jail? in jail? cells

cells

eel Is

ce 11s occupancy cells certified? personnel?

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D) .

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

{L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

138. Boston

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

139. Bowdon

Yes

Yes

Yes

6

0

3

0

0

0

0

No

No

140. Brook Iet 141. Broxton

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

142. But 1er

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

143. Byron

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

0

0

2

2

0

No

No

144. Chester

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

145. Chickamauga

Yes

Yes

Yes

2

1

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

146. Clarkesville

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

147. Claxton

Yes

Yes

Yes

14

0

0

0

3

14

0

No

Yes

148. Colquitt 149. Cusseta 150. Darien 151. Demorest 152. Ellaville

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantville 156. Gray 157. Hahira

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

3

0

2

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah 161. Hiram

Yes

Yes

Yes

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

Municipality

Does city Does department

operate hae policies Does city

a po Ii ce and procedures operate

department? manual? a jail?

(A)

(B)

(C)

If so, number of bed spaces in jail?
(D)

single cells (E)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

total number of

multi- bed spaces

double isolation occupancy in multi-

cells cells cells occupancy

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

infirmary cells
(J)

Officers

allowed to Handguns

make arrests issued to

before POST sworn

certified? nersonnel?

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

162. Jasper

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

163. Jeffersonville

Yes

164. Lakeland

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

165. Lavonia

Yes

Yes

Yes

12

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

166. Leesburg

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 No

No

167. Lincolnton

Yes

168. Lithonia

Yes

l69. Locust Grove

Yes

170. Lookout Mountain

Yes

171. Louisville

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

8

0

8

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

4

0

2

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

172. Lula

No

173. Lumber City

Yes

174. Marshallville

Yes

175. Meigs

Yes

176. Milan

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

12

2

0

0

2

12

0 No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

177. Monticello

Yes

Yes

Yes

8

0

1

1

2

8

0

No

Yes

178. Mount Vernon

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

179. Oakwood

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

180. Oglethorpe

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

181. Oxford

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

182. Pembroke 183. Porterdale 184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

2

0

0

0

0

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

If so,

total number of

allowed to Handguns

operate hae policies Does city number of

multi- bed spaces

make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

department? manual?

a jail? in ja iI? ce IIs

cells

ce IIs

cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

186. Ringgold

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

187. Shellman

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

188. Sparks

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

189. Springfield

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

190. Statham

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton 193. Trion 194. Union Point 195. Wadley

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

2

0

0

0

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

8

0

0

0

2

4

0

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

2

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

196. Watkinsville

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

197. Willacoochee

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

198. Woodbine

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

199. Wrens

Yes

Yes

Yes

8

0

1

1

1

4

0

No

Yes

200. Wrightsville

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

201. Zebu Ion

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

Population Group G

202. Abbev i 11 e

Yes

203. Adrian

Yes

204. Alapaha

No

205. Allenhurst

No

206. Alto

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

207. Arcade

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

If so,

total number of

allowed to Handguns

operate hae policies Does city number of

multi- bed spaces

make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

department? manual? a jail? in jail? cells ce 11s cells cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L}

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

208. Baconton

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

209. Bibb City

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

210. Blairsville

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

211. Bowman

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

212. Bronwood

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

213. Canon 214. Carnesville 215. Coll ins 216. Comer 217. Coolidge

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

NO

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

218. Crawford

No

219. Crawfordville

Yes

220. Doerun

Yes

221. Fairmount

Yes

222. Georgetown

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 No

Yes

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

4

0

I

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225. Hagan 226. Hiawassee 227. Homeland

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

228. Homer 229. Hoschton 230. Ideal 231. Iron City

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

If so,

operate hae policies Does city number of

total number of multi- bed spaces

a11 owed to Handguns make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

department? manual? a jail? in jail? cells cells cel 1s cells occupancy ce I ls certified? personnel?

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

232. Irwinton

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

233. Kingston

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

234. Lake Park 235. Lenox

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

236. Lovejoy

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

237. Haysville 238. Hclntyre 239. Henlo 240. Hidville 241. Hidway

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

242. Horven

Yes

243. Hountain City

Yes

244. Hountain Park

No

245. Ht. Zion

Yes

246. Newton

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

247. Ni cho I son 248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

252. Pavo

Yes

253. Pine Lake

Yes

254. Pine Mountain

Yes

255. Pineview

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city Does department

If so,

total number of

allowed to Handguns

operate hae policies Does city number of

multi- bed spaces

make arrests issued to

a pol ice and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

department? manual? a jail? in jail? cells cells cells ce 11s occupancy ce Ils certified? personnel?

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

256. Porta I 251. Pou Ian 258. Ray City

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Ho

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

259. Riceboro 260. Roberta

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Ho

Yes

261. Screven

Yes

Yes

Ho

262. Senoia

Yes

Yes

No

263. Smithville

Yes

Yes

No

264. Tignall

Yes

Yes

No

265. Tunnell Hill

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

266. Ty Ty

No

267. Uvalda

Yes

Yes

No

268. Waleska

No

No

269. Warwick

Yes

Yes

Ho

270. Waverly Hall

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

2

1

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Ho

Yes

271. White

Yes

Yes

Ho

272. Whitesburg

Yes

Yes

No

273. Winterville

Yes

Yes

No

274. Woodland

Yes

Yes

Ho

275. Young Harris

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Ho

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Population Group H

276. Aldora

No

277. A11 entown

No

278. Arabi

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (law Enforcement)

Municipality

Does city Does department

operate hae policies Does city

a pol ice and procedures operate

department? manual? a jail?

(A)

(8)

(C)

If so, number of bed spaces in jail?
(D)

single cells
(E)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

total number of

allowed to Handguns

11ulti- bed spaces

make arrests issued to

double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

cel 1s cells cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

280. Avalon

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

281. Avera

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

282. Bartow

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

0

2

0

0

0

0

No

No

283. Barwick

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

284. Bel lvi I le

No

285. Bethlehem

No

286. Between

No

287. Bishop

No

288. Bluffton

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

289. Blythe 290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. Cadwell 293. Carl

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

294. Carlton

No

295. Cecil

No

296. Centralhatchee

No

297. Climax

Yes

298. Cobbtown

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

Does city Does department

If so,

operate hae policies Does city number of

--- Number of units in jail by type: --total number of multi- bed spaces

Officers
allowed to Handguns make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

11unicipality

department? manual? a jail? in jail? cells cells cells cells occupancy cells certified? personnel?

(A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(f)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

303, Cu 11 oden

No

No

304. Daisy

No

No

305. Damascus

Yes

Yes

No

306. Danielsville

Yes

Yes

No

307. Oanv ill e

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

308, Davisboro 309, Dawsonville 310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

313. Dexter

No

No

314. Dillard

Yes

Yes

No

315. East Ellijay

Yes

Yes

No

316. Edgehill

No

No

317, Ellenton

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

318. Ephesus

Yes

319. Eton

Yes

320. Flemington

No

321. Franklin Springs

Yes

322. Funston

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

323. Gay

No

324. Gillsville

No

325. Girard

No

326. Good Hope

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Does city. Does department

If so,

total number of

al lowed to Handguns

operate hae policies Does city number of

multi- bed spaces

make arrests issued to

a police and procedures operate bed spaces single double isolation occupancy in multi- infirmary before POST sworn

Hunicipality

department? manual?

a jail? in jail? cel 1s

cells

cells

cells occupancy ce 11 s certified? personnel?

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D) .

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H}

(I)

(J)

(K}

(L)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

327. Haralson

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

328. Higgston

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

329. Hilltonia

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

330. Hoboken

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

No

331. Ila

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysv i II e 335. Kite 336. Les lie

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansville 341. Hi Iner

Yes

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

342. Mineral Bluff

No

343. Hitchell

No

344. Montrose

No

345. Horgan

No

346. Morganton

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

34 7. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7~A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

--- Number of units in jail by type: ---

Officers

Municipality

Does city Does department

operate hae policies Does city

a police and procedures operate

department? manual? a jail?

(A)

(8)

(C)

If so, number of bed spaces in jail?
(D)

single cells (E)

double cells
(F)

isolation cells (G)

total multioccupancy eel ls
(H)

number of bed spaces in multioccupancy
(I)

infirmary cells
(J)

al lowed to Handguns

make arrests issued to

before POST sworn

certified? personnel?

(K)

(L)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

351. Odum

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

352. 011aha

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

353. Orchard Hill

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

354. Parrott 355. Pitts

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

356. Pla inv itie 357, Pulaski
358. Rentz 359, Roopville 360. Sale City

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

No

361. Santa Claus

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

362. Scot land

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

363. Shady Dale

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

364. Sharon

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

365. Siloam

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

366. Sky Va 11 ey 367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

371. Taylorsville

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

372. Tiger

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

373. Vidette

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

374. hco

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.A: Public Safety (Law Enforcement)

Municipality

Does city Does department

operate hae policies Does city

a police and procedures operate

department? manual? a jail?

(A)

(8)

(C)

If so, number of bed spaces in jail?
(D)

single ce 11s
(E)

--- Number -of units in jai 1 by type: ---

total number of

multi- bed spaces

double isolation occupancy in multi-

cells

ce 1ls

cells occupancy

(F)

(G)

( H)

(I)

infirmary ce 11s
(J)

Officers

allowed to Handguns

make arrests issued to

before POST sworn

certified? personnel?

(K)

(L)

Population Group H

375. Warm Springs

Yes

376. White Plains

No

377. Wi 11 iamson

No

378. Woodville

No

379. Woolsey

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Yes

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 7.A - 17

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)

Number of

Number of

Does city 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

city: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?

other governments?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

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Population Group F

193. Trion

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

194. Union Point

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

195. Wadley

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

196. Watkinsville

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

197. Willacoochee

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville 201. Zebulon

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

Yes

No

2

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

1

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

Population Group G

202. Abbeville

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

203. Adrian

2

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

204. Alapaha

1

No

Yes

0

No

Yes

205. Allenhurst

0

0

Yes

206. Alto

0

No

0

No

207. Arcade

0

0

Yes

208. Baconton

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

209. Bibb City

0

0

Yes

210. Blairsville

0

0

211. Bowman

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

212. Bronwood 213. Canon 214. Carnesv i 11 e 215. Co 11 ins 216. Comer

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.8 - 9

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)

Number of

Number of

Does city 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

city: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?

other governments?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

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Population Group G

217. Cool idge

0

0

Yes

218. Crawford

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

219. Crawfordville

0

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

220. Doerun

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

No

221. Fairmount

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

222. Georgetown

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

No

223. Glenwood

1

No

Yes

0

No

224. Grayson

0

0

225. Hagan

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

226. Hiawassee

0

0

227. Homeland

0

Yes

Yes

0

228. Homer

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

229. Hoschton

0

0

230. Ideal

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

231. Iron City

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

232. Irwinton

1

Yes

Yes

12

No

Yes

233. Kingston

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

234. Lake Park

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

235. Lenox

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

236. Lovejoy

0

0

237. Maysv il 1e

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

238. McIntyre

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

239. Menlo

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

240. Midvi 1le

1

No

No

2

Yes

Yes

241. Midway

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.8 - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)

Number of

Number of

Does city 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

city: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?

other governments?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E}

(F}

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Population Group G

242. Morven

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

243. Mountain City

0

0

No

244. Mountain Park

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

245. Mt. Zion

0

0

Yes

246. Newton

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

247. Nicholson

0

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

248. Norman Park

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

No

249. Ochlocknee

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

250. Omega

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

251. Patterson

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

252. Pavo

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

253. Pine Lake

0

0

254. Pine Mountain

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

255. Pineview

1

No

Yes

0

256. Portal

0

0

257. Poulan 258. Ray City 259. Riceboro 260. Roberta 261. Screven

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

12

No

No

262. Senoia

0

0

263. Smithville

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

264. Tignall

2

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

265. Tunnell Hi 11

0

0

266. Ty Ty

1

Yes

Yes

15

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.8 - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)

Number of

Number of

Does city 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

city: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?

other governments?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

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Population Group G

267. Uvalda

1

No

Yes

0

No

No

268. Waleska

0

Yes

0

No

269. Warwick

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

270. Waverly Hall

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

271. White

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

272. Whitesburg

1

Yes

No

1

Yes

No

273. Winterville

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

274. Woodland

1

No

Yes

0

No

275. Young Harris

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

Population Group H

276. Aldora

0

0

277. Allentown

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

278. Arabi

0

0

Yes

279. Attapulgus

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

280. Avalon

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

281. Avera

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

282. Bartow

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

283. Barwick

0

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

284. Bellville

0

0

285. Bethlehem

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

286. Between

0

0

No

287. Bishop

0

0

Yes

288. Bluffton

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

289. Blythe

0

0

290. Bostwick

1

Yes

Yes

1

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page, 7.B - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)

Number of

Number of

Does city 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

city: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?

other governments?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

-----------------------------------------. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

291. Brooks

0

0

292. Cadwe 11

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

293. Carl

0

Yes

0

294. Carlton

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

295. Cecil

1

No

Yes

0

No

296. Centralhatchee 297. Climax 298. Cobbtown 299. Co1bert 300. Coleman

Yes

No

1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

301. Concord

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

302. Corinth

0

0

303. Culloden

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

304. Daisy

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

305. Damascus

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

306. Danielsville

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

No

307. Danville

1

No

Yes

0

No

Yes

308. Davisboro

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

309. Dawsonville

0

0

310. Deepstep

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

No

311. Denton

0

0

312. DeSoto

1

Yes

Yes

4

No

No

313. Dexter

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

314. Dillard

0

Yes

0

Yes

315. East E11 i jay

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.8 - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.B: Public Safety (Fire Protection)

Number of

Number of

Does dty have

fire stations Are volunteers Is fire department suppression Do suppression

mutual aid

operated by

used for

an a11 vo1unteer personnel on personnel perform agreements with

city: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?

other governments?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

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Population Group H

316. Edgehill

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

317. Ellenton

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

318. Ephesus

1

Yes

No

1

Yes

Yes

319. Eton

1

Yes

No

t

No

Yes

320. Flemington

0

0

No

321. Franklin Springs

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

322. Funston

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

323. Gay

0

Yes

0

No

No

324. GH lsvi lle

0

No

0

Yes

325. Girard

0

0

Yes

326. Good Hope

0

0

Yes

327. Haralson

0

0

328. Higgston

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

329. Hilltonia

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

330. Hoboken

1

Yes

0

Yes

331. Ila

1

Yes

Yes

0

332. Jakin

1

No

Yes

0

Yes

333. Jenkinsburg

1

Yes

Yes

2

Yes

Yes

334. Keysville

0

0

335. Kite

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

336. Leslie

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

337. Lilly

0

0

Yes

338. Lone Oak

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

339. Mansfield

1

Yes

0

Yes

340. Meansville

1

Yes

Yes

1

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.B - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.8: Public Safety (Fire Protection)

Number of

Number of

Does city have

fire stations Are volunteers Is fire department suppression Do suppression

mutual aid

operated by

used for

an a11 volunteer personnel on personnel perform agreements with

city: suppression duties? department? duty per shift: EMT duties?

other governments?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

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Population Group H

341. Milner

0

0

Yes

342. Mineral Bluff

0

0

Yes

343. Mitchell

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

344. Montrose

l

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

No

345. Morgan

1

Yes

Yes

10

No

Yes

346. Morganton

0

0

347. Newington

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

348. Norwood

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

349. Nunez

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

350. Oak Park

1

Yes

Yes

8

Yes

Yes

351. Odum

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

No

352. Omaha

0

0

Yes

353. Orchard Hil 1

0

No

0

354. Parrott

1

No

Yes

0

Yes

355. Pitts

1

Yes

Yes

5

Yes

No

356. Plainvi 1le

1

Yes

Yes

4

Yes

Yes

357. Pulaski

0

0

Yes

358. Rentz

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

359. Roopville

0

0

360. Sale City

1

Yes

Yes

3

No

No

361. Santa Claus

0

0

362. Scotland

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

Yes

363. Shady Dale

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

364. Sharon

1

Yes

Yes

4

Yes

Yes

365. Si loam

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.8 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.B: Public Safety (Fire Protection)

Municipality

Number of

Number of

fire stations Are volunteers Is fire department suppression

operated by

used for

an all volunteer personnel on

city: suppression duties? department? duty per shift:

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Do suppression personnel perform
EMT duties? (E)

Population Group H

366. Sky Valley

1

Yes

Yes

367. Sumner

1

No

Yes

368. Surrency

1

Yes

Yes

369. Sycamore

1

Yes

Yes

370. Talmo

0

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

371. Taylorsville

1

Yes

Yes

0

Yes

372. Tiger

1

Yes

Yes

15

Yes

373. Vidette

0

0

374. Waco

1

Yes

Yes

0

No

375. Warm Springs

1

Yes

Yes

0

376. White Plains

1

Yes

Yes

377. Wi 11 iamson

1

Yes

Yes

378. Woodv i 11 e

1

Yes

Yes

379. Woolsey

0

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

Does city have mutual aid
agreements with other governments?
(F)
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes No Yes No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.B - 16

Georgia Department of COlllllunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

#

%

Number with

a11 vo 1unteer

fire department

#

%

Average number of suppression personnel on duty per shift

Number with fire

suppression personnel

performing EMT duties

#

%

A

3

10

1 33%

0

0%

B

7

6

1 14%

1 14%

C

24

2

8 33%

0

0%

D

39

1

18 46%

4 10%

E

59

1

50 85%

18 31%

F

69

1

55 80%

45 65%

G

74

1

51

69%

55 74%

H

104

1

65 62%

72 69%

Total 379

1

249 66% 195 51%

66

1

33%

24

5

71%

9

9

38%

3

11

28%

1

22

37%

1

16

23%

0

19

26%

0

23

22%

2

106

28%

Number having mutual

aid agreements with

other governments

#

%

2

67%

6

86%

21

88%

29

74%

49

83%

53

77%

45

61%

64

62%

269

71%

1994 Muni cipa 1 Information Cata 1og

Page 7.B - S

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"" ... ' .----------------~.LOGOSF------------------

Table 7.C: Public Safety (General)

' "S-:.,o:

A. Does the city add the additional 10% fee authorized by the Jail Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines? Yes No

B. If the city collects the above fee, what is the amount collected in court fees by the city during its most recent complete fiscal year? Amount

C. If the city collects the above fee, how much of this amount was used for training during its most recent complete fiscal year? Amount

D. If the city 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

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Muni cipa 1ity

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount? (C)

If the city 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 A

1. Albany

No

2. Macon

Yes

3. Savannah

Yes

0
110,000
86,478

Not used Not used

278,776 5,784
506,946

Population Group B

4. Augusta

No

5. Marietta

No

6. Rome

Yes

7. Roswe 11

Yes

8. Smyrna

No

0 0 779,916 1,123,717 1,246,028

Not used
0
Not used

1,307,988 247,376 92,323 104,000 53,823

9. Valdosta

No

0

10. Warner Robins

0

49,000 43,241

Population Group C

11. A1pharetta

Yes

12. Americus

Yes

13. Bainbridge

No

14. Carro 11 ton

15. Cartersville

Yes

262,221 200,000
0 0 0

5,779 Not used
Not used

33,053 83,000 35,000 201,951 8,184

16. Cordele

Yes

17. Covington

Yes

18. Dalton

Yes

19. Douglas

Yes

20. Douglasville

Yes

6,987 222,086 35,748
4,509 380,000

Not used 18,557 Not used Not used Not used

101,661 133,147 127,818 27,359
0

21. Dub 1in

Yes

22. Forest Park

Yes

204,000
0

Not used Not used

41,309 54,000

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 1

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city 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 C

23. Gainesville

No

24. Griffin

Yes

25. Hinesvi 1le

No

26. Moultrie

Yes

27. Newnan

No

0 0
0 226,791
0

0
Not used

0
0
13,298 127,053 19,814

28. Peachtree City

Yes

29. Snellville

No

30. Statesboro

No

31. Thomasville

Yes

32. Tifton

No

0 0 0 29,730 0

Not used

9,874 21,829 63,144 20,560
0

33. Vida Ha

No

0

34. Waycross

No

0

15,877 81,724

Population Group D

35. Adel

No

0

36. Cairo

No

0

37. Calhoun

No

0

38. Cedartown

No

0

39. Chamblee

No

0

29,857 50
111,877 29,000 10,000

40. Clarkston

No

41. Conyers

Yes

42. Dawson

Yes

43. Doraville

No

44. Duluth

No

0 15,053 95,000
0 0

Not used

13,331 33,059 2,000
0
77,000

45. Eastman

No

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city 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 D

46. Elberton

No

0

47. Fayetteville

Yes

0

48. Fitzgerald

No

0

49. Fort Oglethorpe

No

0

50. Garden City

0

0 0 0
17,637
0

51. Graham

52. Hapevi 1le

Yes

53. Jesup

No

54. Kennesaw

No

55. Kingsland

No

0
81,545
0 0 0

Not used

0
23,771 31, 142 26,754
0

56. Lilburn

No

57. Monroe

Yes

58. Morrow

No

59. Norcross

No

60. Perry

No

0
231,150
0 0 0

Not used Not used

0
0
3,000
0
20,709

61. Riverdale

No

62. Sandersv i 11 e

No

63. st. Marys

Yes

64. Stone Mountain

Yes

65. Summervi 1le

No

0
0 149,231 126, 130
0

Not used Not used

0
29,523
0
0
20,000

66. Swainsboro

No

67. Sylvester

No

68. Thomaston

No

69. Thomson

Yes

70. Toccoa

No

0 0 0 78,079 0

Not used

0
75,246 38,013 18,538 34,000

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Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total
amount collected in court fess by city during the
most recent fiscal year:
' (8)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city 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 D

71. Union City

No

72. Vi 1la Rica

No

73. Winder

Yes

0 0 197,256

Not used

115,082 6,718
136,556

Population Group E

74. Acworth

Yes

75. Alma

Yes

76. Ashburn

No

11. Auburn

Yes

78. Austel 1

Yes

23,233 7,651
0 9,501 254,000

Not used Not used
Not used

52,406 33, 118 17,898
3. 109 40,355

79. Barnesv i 11 e

Yes

80. Baxley

Yes

81. Blackshear

No

82. Bremen

No

83. Centerville

No

65,551
4,635 0 0 0

Not used Not used

22,866 18,201 18,000
0
9,449

84. Chatsworth

Yes

85. Cochran

Yes

86. Corrrnerce

87. Cornelia

No

88. Cumming

No

15,089 4,000
0 0 0

Not used Not used

0
23.000 0
0
0

89. Cuthbert

Yes

90. Dahlonega

91. Dallas

Yes

92. Donalsonville

No

93. East Dub 1in

No

25,000 0
9,288
0 0

Not used Not used Not used

3,500
0
4,300 35,000 9,000

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

If the city pays public safety

Does city 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 fess by city 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?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

94. Fairburn

No

0

20,387

95. Forsyth

Yes

11,446

Not used

22,672

96. Glennville

No

0

0

97. Greensboro

No

0

5,752

98. Grovetown

No

0

0

99. Hampton

Yes

100. Hartwe 11

No

101. Hawk i nsv i 11 e

Yes

102. Hazlehurst

Yes

103. Hogansville

No

71,437 0
40,222 10,000
0

Not used
Not used Not used

500 38,908 27,386 50,000 2,304

104. Homerville

Yes

105. Jackson

No

106. Loganvi 1le

Yes

107. Lyons

No

108. Madison

Yes

38,899 0
13,093
0 15,000

Not used 1,853 Not used

10,225 14,184 24,000
0
20,000

109. Manchester

Yes

110. McRae

No

111 . Metter

No

112. Nashville

No

113. Oci 11 a

Yes

114. Palmetto

No

115. Pooler

No

116. Port Wentworth

No

117. Richmond Hill

No

118. Rockmart

No

125,953 0 0 0
4,000
0 0 0 0 0

Not used 1,500

15,000 36,495 17,350 55,706 18,000
14,391
0 0
5,655 10,004

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
{B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city 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

119. Rossvflle

No

120. Royston

121. Social Circle

No

122. Stockbridge

Yes

123. Sugar Hi 11

Yes

0 0 0
93,478 0

Not used

11,700
0 0 0 0

124. Sylvania

No

125. Tallapoosa

Yes

126. Thunderbolt

No

127. Tybee Island

Yes

128. Tyrone

Yes

0

0

0

0

0

Not used

0

Not used

0
0
21,866
0
3,355

129. Vienna

130. Washington

Yes

131. West Point

No

132. Woodstock

Yes

0 0
0 18,000

Not used

5,000 174,422 55,035
0

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

Yes

134. Avondale Estates

No

135. Bloomingdale

No

136. Blue Ridge

No

137. Bogart

No

118,265 0 0 0 0

Not used

2,025
6,734 0 0 0

138. Boston

No

139. Bowdon

No

140. Brooklet

No

141. Broxton

Yes

142. Butler

Yes

0 0 0 19,285 5,942

Not used Not used Not used

4.942 5,466
0
0
2,331

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 6

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city pays public safetv 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 F

143. Byron

No

0

0

144. Chester

0

O_

145. Chickamauga

Yes

1, 728

Not used

0

146. Clarkesville

Yes

0

0

147. Claxton

No

0

0

148. Colquitt

Yes

149. Cusseta

No

150. Darien

No

151. Demorest

No

152. Ellaville

5,567 60,000
0 0 0

Not used Not used

494,554 15,000
0
0
4,500

153. Emerson

Yes

154. Fort Gaines

No

155. Grantville

No

156. Gray

Yes

157. Hahira

Yes

74,750 0 0
1,455 32,861

Not used
Not used Not used

43,830
0
20,667
0
26,868

158. Harlem

No

159. Helena

No

160. Hephzibah

Yes

161. Hiram

Yes

162. Jasper

No

0 0 2,636 4,029 0

Not used Not used

10,827
0 0
700
30,833

163. Jeff ersonv i 11 e

No

164. Lakeland

No

165. Lavonia

No

166. Leesburg

Yes

167. Lincolnton

No

0

0

Not used

0

0

0

5, 105 14,906
0
0 0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georgia Department of Cormiunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city pays public safety emoloyees overtime as required by Fair Labor Standards Act, what was the amount spent on overtime pay
during the past fiscal year? (D)

Population Group F

168. Lithonia

No

169. Locust Grove

Yes

170. Lookout Mountain

No

171. Louisvi 1le

No

172. Lula

0 129,523
0 0 0

Not used

15,535 11,051
0
17,936
0

173. Lumber City

Yes

174. Marshallville

Yes

175. Meigs

No

176. Milan

No

177. Monticello

No

3,646 19, 180
0 0 0

Not used Not used

37,941
0
4,821
0
12,363

178. Mount Vernon

No

179. Oakwood

No

180. Oglethorpe

Yes

181. Oxford

Yes

182. Pembroke

Yes

0 0 29,972
8,499 10,295

Not used Not used Not used

0
5,338 6,760
0
0

183. Porterdale

Yes

184. Reidsville

Yes

185. Reynolds

Yes

186. Ringgold

Yes

187. She1lman

49,586 1,650 17,000 40,638
0

Not used Not used
0
Not used

2,849 4,880
0 0 0

188. Sparks

Yes

189. Springfield

No

190. Statham

No

191. Suwanee

No

192. Talbotton

Yes

11,606
0
0 0 1,833

Not used Not used

0
3,391
10,000 8,000 20.380

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city pays public safety employees overtime as required by Fair Labor Standards Act. what was the amount spent on overtime pay
during the past fiscal vear? (D)

Population Group F

193. Trion

No

0

194. Union Point

No

0

195. Wadley

No

0

196. Watkinsville

No

0

197. Willacoochee

No

0

0 12,957
790 4,500
0

198. Woodbine

Yes

199. Wrens

Yes

200. Wrightsville

201. Zebulon

Yes

33,580
67,470
0 30,000

Not used Not used
700

5,738 28,892
0 0

Population Group G

202. Abbev i 11 e

0

0

203. Adrian

No

0

0

204. Alapaha

No

0

0

205. Allenhurst

No

0

0

206. Alto

0

0

207. Arcade

No

0

0

208. Baconton

No

0

0

209. Bibb City

No

0

0

210. Blairsville

0

0

211. Bowman

No

0

0

212. Bronwood

0

0

213. Canon

No

0

0

214. Carnesv i 11 e

0

0

215. Coll ins

No

0

0

216. Comer

No

0

0

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Page 7.C - 9

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city 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 G

217 . Coo 1i dge

No

218. Crawford

219. Crawfordville

No

220. Doerun

No

221. Fairmount

Yes

0 0 0 0 63,625

Not used

0
0
0 8,662
7,500

222. Georgetown

No

223. Glenwood

Yes

224. Grayson

225. Hagan

No

226. Hiawassee

Yes

0 0 0 0 27,570

Not used Not used
3,232

0 2,864
0 2,000
0

227. Homeland

No

0

0

228. Homer

0

0

229. Hoschton

No

0

0

230. Ideal

No

0

0

231. Iron City

No

0

1

232. Irwinton

233. Kingston

No

234. Lake Park

Yes

235. Lenox

No

236. Lovejoy

0

0

750

Not used

0

0

0
204,798 1,000
0
0

237. Maysville

No

0

0

238. McIntyre

No

0

0

239. Menlo

No

0

0

240. Midvi 1le

No

0

0

241. Midway

No

0

573

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 10

Georgia Department of Cornnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city 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 G

242. Morven

No

0

0

243. Mountain City

Yes

36,979

Not used

0

244. Mountain Park

Yes

0

0

245. Mt. Zion

No

0

0

246. Newton

Yes

2,730

Not used

0

247. Nicholson

0

0

248. Norman Park

No

0

0

249. Ochlocknee

0

0

250. Omega

No

0

0

251. Patterson

No

0

0

252. Pavo

Yes

253. Pine Lake

No

254. Pine Mountain

No

255. Pineview

Yes

256. Portal

No

7,292 0 0 0 0

Not used Not used

0
500 4,682
0
0

257. Poulan

No

258. Ray City

Yes

259. Riceboro

260. Roberta

Yes

261. Screven

No

0 506
0 2,000
0

Not used Not used

0 0 0
1,542
0

262. Senoia

No

263. Smithville

Yes

264. Tignal 1

No

265. Tunnel! Hi 11

Yes

266. Ty Ty

No

0 788
0 2,191
0

Not used Not used

8,402 13,626
0 0
0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 11

Georgia Department of Co11111unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city 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 G

267. Uvalda

0

0

268. Waleska

0

0

269. Warwick

No

0

Not used

0

270. Waverly Hall

No

0

0

271. White

Yes

162

Not used

0

272. Whitesburg

273. Winterville

Yes

274. Woodland

No

275. Young Harris

0
27,861
0
0

Not used

0
2. 176 1,200
0

Population Group H

276. Aldora

0

0

277. A11 entown

0

0

278. Arabi

Yes

381

Not used

0

279. Attapulgus

No

0

0

280. Avalon

0

0

281. Avera

No

0

0

282. Bartow

No

0

0

283. Barwick

Yes

5,600

200

0

284. Be 11 vi 11 e

No

0

0

285. Bethlehem

0

0

286. Between

No

0

0

287. Bishop

0

0

288. Bluffton

No

0

0

289. Blythe

No

0

0

290. Bostwick

No

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 12

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount? (C)

If the city 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 H

291. Brooks

0

0

292. Cadwe 11

No

0

0

293. Carl

0

0

294. Carlton

No

0

0

295. Cecil

0

0

296. Centralhatchee

0

0

297. Climax

Yes

400

50

0

298. Cobbtown

No

0

0

299. Colbert

No

0

0

300. Coleman

No

0

0

301. Concord

Yes

8,000

0

0

302. Corinth

0

0

303. Culloden

Yes

0

0

304. Daisy

No

0

0

305. Damascus

Yes

427

Not used

0

306. Danielsville

Yes

0

Not used

0

307. Danv i 11 e

No

0

0

308. Davisboro

No

0

0

309. Dawsonville

0

0

310. Deepstep

No

0

Not used

0

311. Denton

No

312. DeSoto

No

313. Dexter

314. Di I lard

Yes

315. East Ellijay

No

0

0

0

403

Not used

0

0 0 0 0
5,000

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A}

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(8)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount?
(C)

If the city 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 H

316. Edgehi 11

0

0

317. Ellenton

0

0

318. Ephesus

Yes

0

Not used

0

319. Eton

Yes

0

Not used

0

320. Flemington

0

0

321. Franklin Springs

No

322. Funston

323. Gay

No

324. Gillsville

325. Girard

0

Not used

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

326. Good Hope

0

0

327. Haralson

0

0

328. Higgston

No

0

0

329. Hi 1ltonia

No

0

0

330. Hoboken

Yes

37,700

419

4,284

331. I la

0

0

332. Jakin

0

0

333. Jenkinsburg

No

0

0

334. Keysvi Ile

0

0

335. Kite

No

0

0

336. Leslie

No

0

0

337. Li 11 y

0

0

338. Lone Oak

No

0

0

339. Mansfield

Yes

455

Not used

0

340. Meansville

No

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount? (C)

If the city 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 H

341. Milner

Yes

12,617

3,504

0

342. Mineral Bluff

0

0

343. Mitchell

0

0

344. Montrose

0

0

345. Morgan

No

0

0

346. Morganton

0

0

347. Newington

No

0

0

348. Norwood

0

0

349. Nunez

0

0

350. Oak Park

0

0

351. Odum

0

0

352. Omaha

No

0

0

353. Orchard Hill

0

0

354. Parrott

No

0

0

355. Pitts

0

0

356. Plainvi 1le

0

0

357. Pulaski

0

0

358. Rentz

0

0

359. Roopville

0

0

360. Sale City

No

0

0

361. Santa Claus

362. Scotland

363. Shady Dale

364. Sharon

No

365. Si loam

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Not used

0

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 15

Georgia Department of Col!lllunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Municipality

Does city add 10% fee authorized by Jail
Construction and Staffing Act onto court fines?
(A)

If so, what was the total amount collected in court fess by city during the most recent fiscal year:
(B)

If any of this amount was used for training purposes,
what was the amount? (C)

If the city pays public safety employees overtime as required bv Fair Labor Standards Act, what was the amount spent on overtime pay
during the past fiscal year?
(D)

Population Group H

366. Sky Valley

Yes

367. Sumner

No

368. Surrency

No

369. Sycamore

No

370. Talmo

0

0

Not used

0

0

0

11,746
0 0 0 0

371. Taylorsville

No

0

372. Tiger

No

0

373. Vidette

0

374. Waco

No

0

375. Warm Springs

No

0

0 0 0 0 5,022

376. White Plains

0

0

377. Wi 11 iamson

0

0

378. Woodv i ll e

No

0

0

379. Woolsey

0

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 7.C - 16

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 7.C: Public Safety (In General)

Number Group in group

A

3

8

1

C

24

D

39

E

59

F

69

G

74

H 104

Total 379

Number of cities adding

10% fee to court fines as

authorized by Jail

Construction &Staffing Act

#

%

2

67%

2

29%

14

58%

9

23%

26

44%

27

39%

15

20%

14

13%

109

29%

Average amount collected in court fees collected
by cities 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

98,240 951,820 112,290 108,160 33,060 26,700 11,500
4,710 59,310

0 0 8,110 0 1, 120 350 3,230 830 2,390

263,840 271, 110 60,980 37,620 24,260 25,810 17,300
6,510 47,100

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 7.C - S

cl' . . , ,-----------------aLQGOSJE------------------
' ~-" ,?
Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

None Depend Joint Bonds

No authority, board or commission present Dependent city body Joint county/city body Body has power to issue bonds

A. Airport B. Downtown development authority
C. Fam~ly and children services
D. Health E. Housing F. Industrial development G. Library

H. Planning L Zoning J. Recreation K. Sewer L. Solid waste M. Water N. Water & sewer 0. Other

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal 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 health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Hunicipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

(L)

(H)

(N)

(0)

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Population Group A

1. Albany

depend bonds none none none none none joint joint depend depend depend bonds none none

2. Macon 3. Savannah

none bonds bonds bonds

joint none bonds depend joint joint none bonds none bonds bonds joint depend depend none none none none none

Population Group B

(. Augusta

bonds bonds

bonds none joint joint joint

none none none none

5. Harietta

bonds

bonds

depend depend

bonds

depend

6. Rome

none bonds none none none joint joint joint joint none none none none none

7. Roswe II

depend

depend depend bonds joint depend

bonds depend none joint joint

8. Smyrna

none bonds none none none none none depend depend depend none none none none none

9. Valdosta

joint bonds depend depend none joint depend depend depend none none none none none

10. Warner Robins none

joint

joint joint

none none none none none

Population Group C

11. AIpharetta

none joint none none none joint none joint joint joint none joint none none

12. Americus

joint bonds none

depend joint

depend depend joint none none none none bonds

13. Bainbridge

none bonds none none bonds bonds joint depend depend none none none none none

14. Carro II ton

joint bonds none none

joint none none none none

15. Cartersville

joint depend none none depend bonds joint depend depend none none none none none

16. Cordele 17. Covington 18. Dalton 19. Douglas 20. Douglasville
21. Dublin

none bonds depend depend

joint joint depend depend joint none joint none none bonds

depend

joint joint

joint joint

depend bonds none none depend bonds joint joint joint depend depend joint depend depend

depend bonds none none bonds bonds none joint joint joint depend none depend depend

none bonds none none joint bonds none depend depend depend bonds bonds bonds bonds

depend joint none none none joint joint depend depend depend none none none none

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

family/

downtown chi! dren

indust

so Iid

water &

airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Hunicipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

{K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group C

22. Forest Park

none bonds none none none bonds none depend depend depend none depend none none

23. Gainesville 24. Griffin

none bonds

bonds

none none none none

joint none depend depend bonds joint depend depend depend depend depend depend depend

25. Hinesvi lie

joint joint none joint depend joint joint depend depend joint depend joint depend depend

26. Houltrie

joint bonds none none bonds bonds joint joint joint none none none none none

27. Newnan 28. Peachtree City
29. Snellville 30. Statesboro 31. Thomasvi Ile

none none none none none none joint none none none none none none none

bonds none none none none bonds depend depend none depend none none none bonds

none depend none none none none none depend depend depend none depend none none depend

joint bonds depend depend bonds bonds depend none none joint none none none none

depend bonds depend depend depend depend

joint depend depend depend depend depend depend bonds

32. Tifton 33. Vidalia 34. llaycross

joint depend none none depend bonds depend none depend none none none none none

none depend none none none none none depend depend depend none none none none

joint joint

none bonds none joint joint none none none none none

Population Group D 35. Adel 36. Cairo 37. Calhoun 38. Cedartown 39. Chamblee

joint depend joint
depend

bonds depend bonds depend depend

none depend

none depend

none
depend depend

bonds joint joint joint depend

depend joint joint
depend

none depend joint depend
none

none depend
depend none

joint
joint depend none

none depend
depend

none depend
none

none depend
depend

none depend
depend

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers
42. Dawson 43. Doraville 44. Duluth

none none none none depend none none depend depend

none none none none

none bonds none depend none none joint joint joint none bonds bonds bonds bonds

joint bonds none none bonds

joint

depend joint none none none none

none none

depend bonds bonds bonds

none depend none none none none none depend depend depend none none none none none

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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 hea Ith housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

( K)

(L}

(H}

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

45. Eastman

joint joint none none joint joint joint depend depend depend none none none none

46. Elberton

none

joint

depend depend

depend depend depend depend depend

47. Fayetteville

none depend none none none none none depend depend none none none none none

48. Fitzgerald

joint joint

joint joint joint joint joint

joint

49. Fort Oglethorpe none none none none depend none none depend depend depend none none none none

50. Garden City 51. Graham 52. Hapeville 53. Jesup 54. Kennesaw

none none none none none none none depend depend depend none depend none none

none none none none none joint joint joint joint joint none joint none none

none none none none none depend joint depend depend

none

joint depend depend

bonds

bonds bonds

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

55. Kingsland 56. Li Iburn 57. Monroe 58. Horrow 59. Norcross
60. Perry 61. Riverdale 62. Sandersv i11 e
63. st. Marys
64. Stone Mountain

bonds none none depend none none none depend bonds

depend depend none none none none none none none depend depend bonds

depend depend
none depend depend depend depend none depend none none none joint depend depend depend depend depend depend depend none none depend depend none none none none none depend depend joint joint depend none joint none none

joint depend none none none
depend depend none

bonds bonds joint depend depend depend

depend

none none none none depend depend

bonds

depend depend

depend depend depend depend

none depend depend depend depend depend depend none joint none none

depend

65. Summerville
66. Swainsboro 67. Sylvester 68. Thomaston

none depend none joint joint none none none joint joint none

none bonds depend bonds none depend depend depend depend depend depend

joint joint depend depend joint bonds

bonds bonds

none none none none depend depend joint none none none none

none joint joint joint joint depend joint none none none none

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

( J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

69. Thomson

joint depend none none none none none joint joint joint none none none joint

70. Toccoa

joint bonds none none none bonds depend depend depend joint none none none none

71. Union City

none bonds none none bonds bonds none depend depend depend depend depend

depend

72. Villa Rica

bonds

bonds bonds bonds depend depend depend

bonds

73. Winder

none depend none none depend joint joint depend depend joint none none none none

Population Group E
74. Acworth
75. Alma 76. Ashburn 77. Auburn 78. Auste 11

none none none
none depend none none none none none none none
none depend none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none depend none joint depend depend joint none none none none none none joint none none none joint none none none none
none none none none none none none none none none none none none depend none depend depend none depend depend depend depend

79. Barnesville 80. Bax 1ey 81. Black shear 82. Bremen 83. Centerville
84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran 86. Commerce 87. Cornelia 88. Cumming
89. Cuthbert 90. Dahlonega 91. Dallas

none joint joint joint joint joint joint joint joint joint none depend none none

none

none none joint none none none none

none depend depend depend depend depend joint joint joint joint none none none none

none

depend depend depend joint depend depend none none joint joint none

none none

none

depend depend

none

none

depend none joint depend none joint joint

joint depend

depend depend

none none

depend joint joint depend depend joint none

none none

joint depend

depend joint depend joint joint

joint

joint

none

none none bonds none bonds depend depend depend none none none none

none none none none none none none depend depend depend none none none none

none none none none none none joint none none none none none none none

none depend none none none none none depend depend none none none none none none

bonds

depend depend

depend

depend depend

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal 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

Hunicipality (A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group E

92. Donalsonville joint depend

depend

93. East Dub Ii n

none none

depend depend joint

94. Fairburn

none

none

none none

95. Forsyth

none none none joint joint bonds joint joint joint joint none none none none

96. Glennville

none bonds none none bonds bonds joint depend depend bonds bonds bonds bonds bonds

97. Greensboro
98. Grovetown 99. Hampton 100. Hartwe 11 101. Hawkinsville

none none none none none joint none

joint none

bonds

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none none none none none none depend depend none depend depend depend depend depend none none none joint joint joint joint depend depend joint none joint none none

102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansville 104. Homervi Ile 105. Jackson 106. Loganville

none depend none

joint joint depend depend joint none none none

bonds

joint depend

none none none none

none none depend depend joint joint joint joint joint joint bonds none bonds bonds

none bonds depend depend joint joint joint joint joint joint none depend joint none

none bonds depend depend joint depend joint joint joint joint joint joint joint joint

107. Lyons 108. Hadison 109. Hanchester 110. HcRae 111. Hetter

none depend none none none joint joint depend depend joint depend joint none none

none bonds

bonds bonds

none none none none

none none

bonds depend depend depend depend depend depend depend depend deoend

depend bonds bonds depend

joint

none

bonds

112. Nashville 113. Ocilla 114. Pa lmet_to 115, Pooler

depend

depend depend

none bonds none none depend bonds none depend depend none none none none none none none none none none none none joint joint bonds bonds bonds bonds bonds

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal 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

Hunicipality (A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

( J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

116, Port Wentworth none none none none none none

depend depend depend depend

depend depend

117. Richmond Hill

none none none none none joint joint depend depend none none none none none

118. Rockmart

joint depend

depend joint depend depend

119. Rossville

none depend none joint none none depend depend depend depend none none none none

120. Royston

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

121. Social Circle none depend none none none none depend depend depend depend none none none none

122. Stockbridge

none depend none none none none none joint joint none none none none none

123. Sugar Hi II

none none none none none none none depend depend depend none none none none none

124. Sylvania

joint joint none

joint depend depend joint

none

125. Tallapoosa

none depend depend depend joint joint joint joint joint joint joint joint joint joint

126. Thunderbolt 127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone 129. Vienna 130. Washington

none none none none none none joint joint depend depend bonds joint depend joint

none none none depend depend none depend depend depend none none none none none

none none

depend

depend depend

depend

none bonds none none joint bonds none depend depend joint

joint joint joint depend joint bonds joint depend depend joint none depend none none

131. West Point 132. Woodstock

none bonds none none bonds bonds none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

none

none none

bonds

depend depend none none none none none

134. Avondale Estates

bonds

135. Bloomingdale

none none none none none none none depend depend depend none none none none

136. Blue Ridge

none none none none none depend none depend depend depend depend depend depend depend

t 37. Bogart

joint joint

bonds

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 6

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

family/

downtown children

indust

sol id

water &

airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Hunicipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

(L)

(H)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

138. Boston

none none none none none none joint none none none none none none none

139. Bowdon

none none none none bonds bonds depend depend depend depend none none none none deoend

140. Brook Iet

none none none none none none none depend depend none none none depend depend

141. Broxton

none

none

joint none none none none none

142. But1er

joint

depend joint

depend

143. Byron
!H. Chester 145. Chickamauga 146. Clarkesville 147. Claxton

joint joint depend

none none none none none none

none none none none none none none

none none none none none none joint none none none none none none none none

none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none none none

depend

none joint

148. Colquitt
149. Cusseta 150. Darien 151. Demorest 152. Ellaville

none joint none none none joint none depend depend joint none none none none
---

none none depend depend depend depend joint bonds bonds depend bonds joint bonds bonds

none none depend none none none none none none none none none none none

none

depend joint joint depend depend depend depend

depend depend

153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantville 156. Gray 157. Hahira

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

depend

joint joint joint

none

none none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none

none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah 161. Hiram

depend depend depend joint joint none none joint none none none none
bonds none none none none bonds bonds none none bonds none none none none none none none none none none none depend depend none none joint none none none none none none none none none joint joint joint none none none nore

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

fami Iy/

downtown children

indust

so Iid

water &

airport develop services hea 1th housing develop Iibrary planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(Gf

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

162. Jasper

none none none none none joint joint none none none none none none none

163, Jeffersonville none joint none none none none joint depend depend none depend

depend depend

164. Lakeland

none

none none depend joint

depend depend joint none none none none

165. Lavonia

none none none depend bonds none

depend depend none none none depend

166. Leesburg

none bonds none none joint

joint joint joint joint none none none none

167. Lincolnton

none bonds depend depend

bonds depend none depend depend none none none

168. Lithonia

none none joint joint

joint joint joint

169. Locust Grove

none depend

none

none none none none

170, Lookout Mountain none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none

17 I. Louisville

none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none
none depend none none none

172. Lula 173. Lumber City 174. Marshallville 175. Meigs
176. Milan

none depend depend depend depend depend joint joint joint depend bonds bonds bonds bonds

none none

none none none none none none none

none

none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none none none none depend none joint none none none joint none none

177. Monticello 178. Mount Vernon 179, Oakwood 180. Oglethorpe 181. Oxford

none none none depend none depend joint depend depend joint none none none none

none none

none

none none

none

none none none none none none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none none none

182. Pembroke 183. Porterdale 184, Reidsville 185. Reynolds

none depend none none none none bonds none none none none none

none none none none depend depend depend depend depend depend depend none none none none joint joint joint depend depend depend bonds
none bonds none none none depend none none none none none none none depend joint depend depend joint none none none none

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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 health housing deve Iop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Hunicipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(1)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

186. Ringgold

none depend none none none none none depend depend depend none joint none none

187. Shellman

none joint depend joint bonds bonds depend joint joint none joint joint joint joint

188. Sparks 189. Springfield 190. Statham

none none none none none none none depend depend

depend

depend depend

none none none none none joint joint none none none none none none none

191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton 193. Trion 194. Union Point 195. wadley

none none

none none joint depend depend

joint bonds

none

none joint none none none none joint none none none none none none none

none none

none

depend depend depend depend

depend depend

none none none none none none none none none joint bonds none bonds bonds none

none depend none none none depend joint depend depend depend depend deoend depend deoend

196. Watkinsville 197. Willacoochee 198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville

none none none depend depend bonds joint

none none joint joint joint joint none none none none none

depend --: ..... ,

depend

depend depend joint depend depend none none

joint depend depend

depend joint

depend depend

depend depend depend

20 t. Zebu Ion

none none depend depend none none depend none none none bonds none bonds bonds

Population Group G

202. Abbeville

depend

bonds

bonds bonds

203. Adrian

none none none none

none none none none

none none

204. Alapaha

none none none none none none none none

depend none none none none

205. A11 enhurst

none none none none none none none joint joint none none joint none none

206. AIto

depend depend depend depend depend depend depend joint depend depend none joint none none

207. Arcade

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

fami Iy/

downtown children

indust

solid

water &

airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Hunicipa lity (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

208. Baconton

none bonds depend depend joint joint bonds joint bonds bonds bonds bonds bonds bonds

209. Bibb City 210. Blairsville 211. Bowman 212. Bronwood

none joint joint joint none joint none none
none none none none

none depend depend joint joint joint none depend none none

none joint

joint

depend depend depend depend deoend

none none none none none none none joint bonds none

213. Canon 214. Carnesville
215. Collins 216. Comer 217. Coolidge

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none joint
none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none bonds none none bonds bonds none depend depend none none none none none
depend depend depend

218. Crawford 219. Crawfordville 220. Doerun 221. Fairmount 222. Georgetown

none none none none joint none joint none none none none none none none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

depend bonds

none

joint joint

depend

223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225. Hagan 226. Hiawassee 227. Home land

none bonds none none none none none none none none none none none none

depend depend

depend none depend depend depend joint depend joint none depend none joint none none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none none joint

joint bonds

228. Homer 229. Hoschton
230. Ideal 231. Iron City

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none
bonds none none none none none none none none none none none none bonds none

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

fami Jy /

downtown children

indust

so Ii d

water &

airport develop services hea Ith housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Municipality (A)

(8)

(C)

(D}

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

( J)

(K)

(l)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

232. Irwinton

none none none none none none none none none none none joint none none none

233. Kingston

234. Lake Park

joint joint

235. Lenox

none

depend none

depend depend

236. Lovejoy

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

237. Haysv i 11 e 238. McIntyre 239. Henlo 240. Hidvi Ile 241. Midway

none none none none none none depend none none none none none none none

none none

none

none none none none joint bonds

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none joint joint joint joint joint none none joint none joint none none

none none none none none none none joint joint none none joint none none

242. Morven 243. Mountain City 244. Mountain Park 245. Ht. Zion 246. Newton

none none none none none none none none none depend none none depend none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none no~e

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

depend

depend depend

depend bonds

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

247. Nicholson 248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson

none none depend depend depend depend joint depend depend depend depend joint depend depend none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none
none none none none none none none joint joint none none none none none none

252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain 255. Pineview

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

family/

downtown ch ii dren

indust

so 1id

water &

airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Hunicipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

(N)

(0)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

256. Portal

none none none none none none none none none none none none depend none

257. Poulan

none none none none none none depend depend depend none none none depend none

258. Ray City

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

259. Riceboro 260. Roberta

none none none none depend none none joint joint none none none none none

261. Screven
262. Senoia 263. Smithville 264. Tignall 265. Tunne II Hi 11

depend depend depend depend depend depend depend depend depend joint depend depend depend depend none none none none none none depend depend depend joint depend joint depend depend none none none depend depend joint joint joint joint joint none joint none none none none none none none none none none none none depend none depend depend none none none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none

266. Ty Ty 267. Uvalda 268. laleska 269. larwick 270. Waverly Hall

none none none none none none none none none none none none none nore none none none none joint none none none none none none none none none bonds bonds depend depend none depend depend depend depend depend bonds depend bonds bonds none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none depend none

271. White 272. Whitesburg 273. Winterville 274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

none none none none none depend
none depend none none none none none

none none depend depend deoend depend joint depend deoend

depend

joint depend depend none

none none none none none none none none none none

none

none

none none

Population Group H

276. Aldora

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

277. A11 entown

joint none

278. Arabi

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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 Ii brary planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

/ N)

(0)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

280. Avalon

281. Avera

joint

depend depend depend depend depend joint joint depend joint joint joint joint

282. Bartow 283. Barwick

none

none none joint

joint none

none

28'. Bellville 285. Bethlehem 286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton

joint
none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none joint joint none none none none none depend none depend depend none joint depend joint joint joint none none none none

289. Blythe 290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. Cadwell 293. Carl

depend depend
depend
none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

294. Carlton

none none none none none none none none none none none none n0ne none

295. Cecil

296. Centralhatchee none none

none bonds depend depend

none

297. Climax

none none none none none none none none none bonds none none bonds none

298. Cobbtown

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none none

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal 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 0th~r

Hunicipa lity (A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J}

(K}

(L)

(M)

( N)

(O)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

303. Culloden

none none none none none none none none none none none none bonds none

304. Daisy

none none none none none joint none none none none none none none none

305. Damascus

none none none none none none none none none none joint none none

306. Danielsville

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

307. Danville

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

308. Davisboro 309. Dawsonville 310. Deepstep 311. Denton 312. DeSoto

joint none none none none depend none depend depend none depend depend depend deoend

joint none none none none none depend none none depend none joint depend none

none none none none none none none none none none none none depend none

none none none none none none none

joint none joint bonds

313. Dexter 314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay 316. Edgehill 317. Ellenton

none none none none none none none none none depend none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none
depend depend none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

318. Ephesus

none none none none none none none none

none none

none

319. Eton

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

320. Flemington

none

none

joint joint

none

321. Franklin Springs none none none none none none none none none none depend none none none

322. Funston

none none none none none none none none none none none none bonds none

323. Gay 324. Gillsville
325. Girard 326. Good Hope

none none none none none none none none none none none none ine none none none none none none none none none none none none none join~ none none none none depend depend depend joint depend depend none deoend none depend bonds none none none none joint depend joint joint depend depend depend joint joint joint joint

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

fami Iy/

downtown children

indust

solid

water &

airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sew~r orier

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

( J)

( K)

( L)

(M)

( N)

(O)

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Population Group H

327. Haralson

none none none none none none none none none none none none r,one nor,e none

328. Higgston

none none none none none none none none none none non~ none n0re none

329. Hilltonia

none none none depend none none depend depend deoend none none none none none

330. Hoboken

none depend none none none none none none none none none none depend none

331. Ila

332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysv ii Ie 335. Kite 336, Les! ie

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none none

none none none

none none

none none

none none

none

none none none none none none none bonds none none none none bonds none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Keansv ill e 341. Ki Iner

none none none none none none none none joint none none none bonds none

none none none none none none none none none

none none none none none

depend depend

depend depend depend joint none joint bonds none

none none none none none none none none none none none joint bonds none

342. Mineral Bluff 343. Mitchell 344, Montrose 345. Horgan 346. Morganton
347. NewingtQn 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

none none none none none none none none none none none none bonds none none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none none none none none none none none

none none deoend none

none none none none none none none joint depend joint none none none none

none none none none none none none none none

none none

none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none

none

none none

none

depend none

none none depend depend joint joint depend none joint joint none none none none

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

family/

downtown ch ii dren

indust

so 1id

water &

airport develop services health housing develop library planning zoning recreation sewer waste water sewer other

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

( L)

(M)

( N)

(0)

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Population Group ff

351. Odum 352. Omaha

none none

none none

none joint none none

none none none

deoend

353. Orchard Hill

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

354. Parrott

none none none none none none none none none none none deoend none none

355. Pitts

356. Plainville 357. Pulaski 358. Rentz 359. Roopville 360. Sale City

none none none none none none

none none joint none none none rone

joint

bonds

none none none none none none none joint joint joint none joint depend none

361. Santa Claus 362. Scotland 363. Shady Dale 364. Sharon 365. Siloam

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

none

none none none none none none none none

366, Sky Valley
367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo

none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none none

none none none none none none none none none

none none

none

none none none none none none joint none none none none none none none

none none none none none none none none none none none none none

371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette 374. Waco

none none none none none none none depend depend none none none none none

joint

io int

none none none none none none none none none

none ~one none none none

none none joint none none joint none none none none none joint joint n,Jn~

1994 Municipal Government catalog

Page 8 - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 8: Authorities, Boards and Commissions

Type of authority, board or commission present:

family/

downtown children

indust

sol id

water &

airport develop services health housing develop Ii brary planning zoning recreation sewer waste W3ter sewer other

Municipality (A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

( J)

( K)

( L)

(M)

( N)

(0)

Population Group H

375. Warm Springs

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

376. White Plains

none none none none none none none none none none none none non~ none none

377. Williamson

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none

378. Woodv i lie

none none none none none none none joint joint none none none none none

379. Woolsey

none none none none none none none none none none none none none none nor, e

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 8 - 17

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Goverment Operations
Table 8: Sunmary Sketch - Authorities, Boards and Conmissions

Number and percentage reporting either dependent municipal body or joint city/county body

family/

downtown

children

industrial

Number airport development services

health

housing

development library

Group in group #

%

#

% #

% #

% #

% #

% #

%

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

1 33%

0 0%

0 0%

1 33%

0 0%

0 0%

1 33%

B

7

2 29%

0 0%

2 29%

3 43%

0 0%

4 57%

5 71%

C

24

13 54%

8 33%

4 17%

5 21%

7 29%

8 33% 12 50%

D

39

15 38%

14 36%

3 8%

4 10%

8 21% 15 38% 21 54%

E

59

5 8%

17 29%

7 12% 14 24% 18 31% 18 31% 27 46%

F

69

0 0%

13 19%

8 12%

9 13%

8 12% 17 25% 25 36%

G

74

3 4%

5 7% 8 11% 11 15% 10 14% 11 15% 14 19%

H

104

4 4%

1 1% 6 6% 7 7% 4 4% 9 9% 9 9%

Total 379 43 11% 58 15% 38 10% 54 14% 55 15% 82 22% 114 30%

Number and percentage reporting either dependent municipal body or joint city/county body

water &

planning

zoning recreation sewer

solid waste water

sewer

other

Group

#

%# %# %# %# %# %# %# %

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3 100%

3 100%

2 67%

1 33%

1 33%

0 0%

0 0%

0 0%

B

5 71%

5 71%

1 14%

1 14%

0 0%

1 14%

1 14%

1 14%

C

19

79% 18 75% 16 67%

6 25%

8 33%

6 25%

5 21%

1 4%

D

32

82% 33 85% 25 64%

7 18% 12 31%

6 15%

8 21%

2 5%

E

42

71% 42 71% 29 49%

9 15% 13 22% 11 19%

9 15%

4 7%

F

36

52% 36 52% 23 33% 12 17% 13 19% 14 20% 11 16%

2 3%

G

22

30% 22 30% 18 24%

6 8% 18 24% 12 16%

7 9%

1 1%

H

19

18% 20 19% 14 13%

5 5% 16 15% 12 12%

4 4%

0 0%

Total 178

47% 179 47% 128 34% 47 12% 81 21% 62 16% 45 12% 11 3%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 8 - s

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~

Table 9: Economic Development Activities

How are economic development.activities conducted by the city?

A. City manager

Conducted within the office of the city 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 city have a local development organization?

Yes

No

Does the city use financial 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 city employ full-time staff to attract new businesses?

Yes

No

L. Does the city collect the additional mill of ad valorem taxes permitted by state law for the purposes of economic development?

Yes

No

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

City collect

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

Does city employ additional mill

full-time staff of ad valorem

to attract new taxes for economic

businesses

development?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

( L)

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Population Group A

1. Albany

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

2. Hacon

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

No

No

3. Savannah

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Population Group 8

4. Augusta

Yes

5. Harietta

Yes

6. Rome

Yes

7. Roswe 11

Yes

8. Smyrna

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

9. Valdosta 10. Warner Robins

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

Population Group C

11. AIpharetta

12. Americus

Yes

13. Bainbridge

Yes

14. Carrollton

Yes

15. Cartersville

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

16. Cordele

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

17. Covington

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

18. Dalton

Yes

Yes

No

No

19. Douglas

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

20. Douglasville

No

No

No

21. Dublin

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Hunicipality

Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city 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)

Does city employ full-time staff to attract new
businesses
(K)

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
(L)

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Population Group C

22. Forest Park

Yes

23. Gainesville

Yes

24. Griffin

Yes

25. Hinesville

26. Houltrie

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

No

27. Newnan 28. Peachtree City 29. Snellville 30. Statesboro 31. Thomasville

Yes
Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

32. Tifton

Yes

33. Vidalia

Yes

34. Waycross

Yes

Yes Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

Population Group D

35. Ade I

Yes

36. Cairo

Yes

37. Calhoun

38. Cedartown

39. Chamblee

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

No

No

No

No

No

40. Clarkston

41. Conyers

Yes

42. Dawson

Yes

43. Dora vi lie

44. Duluth

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Hunicipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

City collect

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

Does city employ additional mill

office of

have local

loans, low or

fu11-t ime staff of ad valorem

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

to attract new taxes for economic

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

businesses

develooment?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

( J)

( K)

(L)

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Population Group D

45. Eastman

Yes

Yes

No

No

46. Elberton

Yes

Yes

No

No

47. Fayetteville

Yes

Yes

No

No

48. Fitzgerald

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

49. Fort Oglethorpe

Yes

No

No

No

50. Garden City

Yes

51. Graham

Yes

52. Hapeville

53. Jesup

Yes

54. Kennesaw

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

55. Kingsland

56. Lilburn

57. Honroe

Yes

58. Horrow

Yes

59. Norcross

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

60. Perry

Yes

61. Riverdale

62. Sandersvi lie

63. st. Harys

Yes

64. Stone Hountain

Yes

Yes Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

!lo

No

No

No

No

No

No

65. Summerville

66. Swainsboro

67. Sy 1vest er

68. Thomaston

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Econo1ic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

City collect

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

Does city emoloy add it iona 1 mi 11

office of

have local

loans, low or

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

fu11-t ime staff of ad valorem

to attract new taxes for economic

businesses

development?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

(L)

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Population Group D

69. Thomson

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

TO. Toccoa

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

71. Union City

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

72. Villa Rica

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

73. Winder

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Population Group E

74. Acworth

75. Alma

Yes

76. Ashburn

77. Auburn

78. Auste 11

Yes

No

Yes Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

79. Barnesville

BO. Baxley

Yes

81. Blackshear

82. Bremen

Yes

83. Centerville

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

84. Chatsworth

No

85. Cochran

Yes

Yes

86. Commerce

Yes

No

87. Cornelia

Yes

No

88. Cumming

Yes

No

89. Cuthbert

No

90. Dahlonega

Yes

No

91. Dallas

Yes

No

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes
Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

City collect

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

Does city employ additional mill

office of

have local

loans, low or

full-time staff of ad valorem

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

to attract new taxes for economic

manager off ice decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other businesses

development?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K\

( L)

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Population Group E

92. Donalsonville Yes

No

No

No

93. East Dublin

Yes

No

Yes

No

N0

94. Fairburn

Yes

95. Forsyth

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Yes Yes

No

No

96. Glennville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

97. Greensboro 98. Grovetown 99. Hampton 100. Harhe 11 101. Hawkinsville

Yes Yes
Yes

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansville 104. Homerville 105. Jackson 106. Loganville

Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

107. Lyons

Yes

108. Madison

Yes

109. Manchester

Yes

110. McRae

Yes

111. Metter

Yes

112. Nashville

113, Oc i11 a

Yes

114. Palmetto

Yes

115. Poo1er

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 199( Survey of Nunicipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Nunicipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

Does city employ full-time staff to attract new
businesses

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?

Nunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

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Population Group E

116. Port Wentworth Yes

No

117. Richmond Hill

Yes

No

118. Rockmart

Yes

Yes

119. Rossville

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

120. Royston

Yes

No

No

No

121. Social Circle

122. Stockbridge

123. Sugar Hi 11

Yes

IU. Sylvania

Yes

125. Tallapoosa

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

No

Mo

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

126. Thunderbolt 127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone 129. Vienna 130. Washington

Yes
Yes Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

131. lest Point

Yes

Yes

132. Woodstock

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

Yes

13(. Avondale Estates Yes

135. Bloomingdale

136. Blue Ridge

Yes

137. Bogart

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

199 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 6

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city 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)

Population Group F

138. Boston

139. Bowdon

140, Brook 1et

Yes

141. Broxton

142. Butler

No

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

No

No

No

143. Byron

Yes

144. Chester

145. Chickamauga

146. Clarkesville

147. Claxton

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

148. Colquitt

Yes

Yes

149, Cusseta

No

150. Darien

No

151. Demorest

Yes

Yes

152. Ellaville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

153. Emerson

No

154. Fort Gaines

No

155. Grantville

Yes

No

Yes

156. Gray

Yes

No

157, Hahira

Yes

No

158. Harlem

Yes

159. Helena

Yes

160. Hephzibah

161. Hiram

No

No

Ye.s

No

No

Does city employ full-time staff to attract new
businesses
(K)

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
(L)

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

off ice of

have local

loans, low or

city 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)

Does city employ full-time staff to attract new
businesses
(K)

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
(L)

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Population Group F

162. Jasper

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

163. Jeffersonville Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

164. Lakeland

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

165. Lavonia

No

No

No

166. Leesburg

Yes

No

No

167. Li nco Inton

168, Lithonia

Yes

169. Locust Grove

170. Lookout Mountain Yes

171. Louisv i lie

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

172. Lula

173. Lumber City

174. Marshallville

175. Meigs

176. Milan

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

177. Monticello

Yes

178. Mount Vernon

Yes

179. Oakwood

180. Oglethorpe

Yes

181. Oxford

Yes

No

No

No

Yes Yes

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

182. Pembroke

183. Porterdale

184. Reidsville

Yes

185. Reynolds

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Hunicipality

--- How are economic development --activities conducted by city?
office of city distinct

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

Does city

economic development activities:

have local

loans, low or

development land grants, no-cost tax

Does city employ full-time staff to attract new

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other businesses

development?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

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Population Group F

186. Ringgold

No

Yes

No

No

187. Shellman

No

No

Yes

188. Sparks

No

189. Springfield

No

No

No

No

No

190. Statham

No

No

No

191. Suwanee

Yes

192. Talbotton

193. Trion

194. Union Point

195. hdley

Yes

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

196. Watkinsville

197. Willacoochee

198. Woodbine

199. Wrens

Yes

200. Wrightsville

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

201. Zebulon

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Population Group G

202. Abbeville

Yes

203. Adrian

204. Alapaha

Yes

205. A11 enhurst

206. Alto

No

Yes Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

207. Arcade

No

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

Citv collect

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

Does city employ additional mill

Municipality

office of

have local

loans, low or

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

manager off ice decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

{F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

( J)

full-time staff to attract new businesses
(K)

of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
(L)

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Population Group G

208. Baconton

Yes

Yes

Yes

209. Bibb City

No

No

No

210. Blairsville

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

No

No

211. Bowman

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

212. Bronwood

No

No

No

213. Canon 214. Carnesville 215. Col I ins 216. Comer 217. Coolidge

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

218. Crawford

219. Crawfordville

220. Doerun

221. Fairmount

222. Georgetown

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

223. Glenwood

224. Grayson

225. Hagan

Yes

226. Hiawassee

Yes

227. Home land

No

Yes Yes Yes Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

228. Homer

No

229. Hoschton

Yes

No

230. Idea I

No

231. Iron City

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

off ice of

have local

loans, low or

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

Population Group G

232. Irwinton

233. Kingston

234. Lake Park

235. Lenox

Yes

236. Lovejoy

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes Yes

237. Haysv i II e 238. Hclntyre 239. Henlo 240. Midville 241. Hidway

Yes Yes

No

No

Yes Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

242. Horven

No

243. Mountain City

No

244. Mountain Park

No

245. Ht. Zion

No

246. Newton

247. Nicholson 248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson

Yes

No

No

No No

252. Pavo

No

253. Pine Lake

No

254. Pine Mountain

No

255. Pineview

No

Does city employ fu 11-t ime staff to attract new
businesses
( K)

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
deve 1opment?
( L)

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Mo

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Nunicipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

Nunicipal ity

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

manager off ice decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

(A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

{G)

{H)

( I )

(J)

Population Group G

256. Porta 1

Yes

No

257. Poulan

No

258. Ray City

No

259. Riceboro

No

Yes

260. Roberta

Yes

261. Screven

No

262. Senoia

Yes

No

263. Smithville

No

264. Tignall

Yes

No

Yes

265. Tunnell Hill

No

266. Ty Ty

No

267. Uvalda

268. Waleska

No

269. larwick

No

270. Waverly Hall

No

271. White

No

272. Whitesburg

No

273. Winterville

No

274. Woodland

No

275. Young Harris

No

Population Group H

276. Aldora

277. AII entown

No

278. Arabi

Yes

Yes

Yes

Does city emplov fu 11-t ime staff to attract new
businesses
(K)

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
(L)

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Hunicipality

Hunicipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city 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)

Population Group H

279. Attapu1gus

No

280. Avalon

No

281. Avera

Yes

No

282. Bartow

No

283. Barwick

Yes

No

284. Be II vi II e 285. Bethlehem 286. Between 287. Bishop 288, Bluffton

No

No

No

Yes

No

289. Blythe

No

290. Bostwick

No

291. Brooks

No

292. Cadwe 11

No

293. Carl

Yes

294. Carlton

No

295. Cecil

No

296. Centralhatchee

No

297. Climax

No

298. Cobbtown

Yes

No

299. Colbert

No

300. Coleman

No

301. Concord

No

302. Corinth

Does city employ fu 11-t ime staff to attract new
businesses
( K)

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
( L)

No

flo

No

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

Municipality

--- How are economic development-

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city 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)

(1)

( j)

Population Group H 303. Cu 11 oden 304. Daisy 305. Damascus 306. Danielsville
307. Danville

No

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

308. Davisboro

Yes

Yes

Yes

309. Dawsonville

No

310. Deepstep

Yes

No

311. Denton

Yes

No

312. DeSoto

No

313. Dexter

314. Dillard

Yes

315. East Ellijay

Yes

316. Edgehill

317. Ellenton

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

318. Ephesus

319. Eton

Yes

320. Flemington

321. Franklin Springs Yes

322. Funston

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

323. Gay

324. Gillsville

No

325. Girard

No

326. Good Hope

Yes

No

Does city employ full-time staff to attract new
businesses
( K)

City collect additional mi 11 of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
(L)

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

--- How are economic development --activities conducted by city?
office of city distinct

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

Does city

economic development activities:

have local

loans, low or

development land grants, no-cost tax

City collect Does city employ additional mill ful 1-t ime staff of ad valorem to attract new taxes for economic

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other businesses

development?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

( J)

(K)

( L)

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Population Group H

327. Haralson

No

No

No

328. Higgston

No

No

No

329. Hi lltonia

Yes

Yes

No

No

330. Hoboken

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

331. Ila

No

No

332. Jakin

No

333. Jenkinsburg

No

334. Keysville

No

335. Kite

Yes

336. Leslie

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

337. Lilly 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansv i 11 e 341. Milner

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

342. Mineral Bluff 343. Mitche 11 344. Montrose 345. Morgan 346. Morganton

No No

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

347. Newington

No

348. Norwood

349. Nunez

350. Oak Park

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal"Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Hunicipality

Hunicipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

Population Group H

351. Odum

No

352. Omaha

Yes

No

353. Orchard Hill

No

354. Parrott

No

355. Pitts

Yes

Yes

356. Plainville 357. Pulaski

---

No

358. Rentz

No

359. Roopville

No

360. Sale City

No

361. Santa Claus

362. Scotland

No

363. Shady Dale

No

364. Sharon

365. Siloam

No

366, Sky Va II ey 367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo
371. Taylorsville 372. Tiger 373. Vidette 374. laco

No

No

No

No

:.:

No No No No

Does city employ fu11-t ime staff to attract new
businesses
(K)

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
( L)

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Economic Development Activities Sponsored by the Municipality

Municipality

--- How are economic development ---

-- Financial incentives provided to encourage --

activities conducted by city?

Does city

economic development activities:

office of

have local

loans, low or

city distinct

development land grants, no-cost tax

manager office decentral central organization? provided subsidies utilities breaks other

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

Population Group H 375. Warm Springs 376. White Plains
377. Williamson 378. Woodv i 11 e 379. Woolsey

Yes

No

No

No

No

Does city employ full-time staff to attract new
businesses
(K)

City collect additional mill of ad valorem taxes for economic
development?
( L)

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 9 - 17

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 9: Sunmary Sketch - Economic Development Activities:

Number of cities providing financial

Number with

incentives to encourage economic development

Number of cities with with local

loans,

low or

separate department

development

provision

grants,

no-cost

other

Number for economic development organization

of land

subsidies

utilities

tax breaks incentives

Group in group

#

%

#

%

#

%

#

% #

%

#

%

#

%

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

1

33%

3

100%

1 33% 3 100% 2 67% 0

0% 0

0%

B

7

5

71%

6

86%

1 14% 1 14% 2 29% 1 14% 1 14%

C

24

1

4%

21

88%

5 21% 5 21% 7 29% 7 29% 6 25%

D

39

0

0%

26

67%

5 13% 7 18% 7 18% 5 13% 3

8%

E

59

7

12%

29

49%

8 14% 15

25% 15

25%

7 12%

2

3%

F

69

3

4%

21

30%

4

6% 5

7% 9 13% 6

9% 4

6%

G

74

1

1%

8

11%

4

5%

4

5% 7

9% 4

5% 1

1%

H

104

1

1%

6

6%

1

1% 3

3%

1

1%

1

1% 1

1%

Total 379

19

5%

120

32% 29

8% 43

11% 50

13% 31

8% 18

5%

Group

Number of cities

with full-time staff

Number for economic development

in group

#

%

A

3

1

33%

B

7

3

43%

C

24

4

17%

D

39

3

8%

E

59

1

2%

F

69

0

0%

G

74

2

3%

H

104

0

0%

Total 379

14

4%

Number of cities

collecting additional

mill of ad valorem tax

for economic development

#

%

1

33%

0

0%

3

12%

3

8%

6

10%

6

9%

2

3%

7

7%

28

7%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 9 - s

~ .. ,
-------------------11LOGOSF----------------' ~-" JI!
Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations Which of the following codes has the city adopted?
A. The city 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 Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

flood

1 & 2

City has amusement

excavation existing fire damage

no codes or service building electrical energy &grading building prevention prevention gas historic

family housing dwelling

regulations code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code preservation code

code

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(H)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group A

1. Albany

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

2. Hacon

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

3. Savannah

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group B 4. Augusta 5. Harietta 6. Rome 7. Roswe 11 8. Smyrna

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

9. Valdosta 10. Warner Robins

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group C 11. Alpharetta 12. Ainericus 13. Bainbridge 14. Carrollton 15. Cartersville

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

16. Cordele 17. Covington 18. Dalton 19. Douglas 20. Douglasville

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

21. Dublin

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

City has amusement no codes or service regulations code

building electrical

code

code

energy code

flood

excavation existing fire damage

&grading building prevention prevention

code

code

code

code

gas historic housing code preservation code

1 & 2
family dwellin9
code

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(k)

(L)

(H}

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group C

22. Forest Park

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

23. Gainesville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

24. Griffin 25. Hinesville 26. Houttrie

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

27. Newnan 28. Peachtree City 29. SnelIv i11 e 30. Statesboro 31. Thomasv i II e

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

32. Tifton 33. Vidalia 34. Waycross

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 D
35. Adel 36. Cairo 37. Calhoun 38. Cedartown 39. Chamblee

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

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers
42. Dawson 43. Doraville 44. Duluth

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

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of "unicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

"unicipality

City has amusement

no codes or service

regulations code

(A)

(B)

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
family dwelling
code
(M)

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Population Group D

45. Eastman

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

46. Elberton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

47. Fayetteville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

48. Fitzgerald

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

49. Fort Oglethorpe

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

SO. Garden City 51. Graham 52. Hapeville 53. Jesup 54. Kennesaw

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

55. Kingsland 56. Li !burn 57. Honroe
58. "orrow 59. Norcross

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

60. Perry 61. Riverdale 62. Sandersville 63. st. Marys 64. Stone Hountain
65. Summerville 66. Swainsboro 67. Sy Ivester 68. Thomaston

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

1994 "unicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Nunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

Nunicipality

City has ausernent

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 prevention

code

code

(H)

( I)

gas historic housing

code preservation code

(J)

(K)

(L)

1 &2
fam i1 y dwelling
code
(H)

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Population Group D

69. Thomson
70. Toccoa 71. Union City 72. Yi Ila Rica

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

73. Winder

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group E 74. Acworth 75. Alma 76. Ashburn 77. Auburn 78. Austell

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

79. Barnesville 80. Baxley 81. 81 ack shear
82. Bremen 83. Centerville

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

84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran 86. Commerce 87. Corne Ii a 88. Cumming

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

89. Cuthbert 90. Dahlonega 91. Dallas

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Nunicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

Hunicipa lity

City 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 prevention

code

code

(H)

( I)

gas historic housing

code preservation code

(J)

(K)

(L)

1 &2
family dwe 11 ing
code
(H)

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Population Group E

92. Donalsonville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

93. East Dublin

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

94. Fairburn

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

95. Forsyth

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

96. Glennville

Yes

Yes

Yes

97. Greensboro

98. Grovetown

99. Hampton

Yes

100. Hartwell

101. Hawkinsville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

102. Hazlehurst 103. Hogansville 104. Homerville 105. Jackson 106. Loganville

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

107. Lyons 108. Madison 109. Manchester 110. McRae 111. Hetter

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

112. Nashville 113. Oc i II a 114. Palmetto 115. Poo1er

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

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

City has 111use11ent no codes or service regulations code

building electrical

code

code

energy code

flood

excavation existing fire damage

&grading building prevention prevention

code

code

code

code

gas historic housing code preservation. code

1 &2
family dwe Iling
code

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

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Population Group E

116. Port Wentworth

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

117. Richmond Hill 118. Rockmart 119. Rossville 120. Royston

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

121. Social Circle 122. Stockbridge 123, Sugar Hill
124. Sylvania 125. Ta II apoosa

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

126. Thunderbolt 127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone 129. Vienna 130. Washington

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

131. lest Point 132. Woodstock

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group F 133. Adairsville 134. Avondale Estates 135. Bloomingdale
136. Blue Ridge 137. Bogart

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

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 6

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

Hunicipa lity

City 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 prevention

code

code

(H)

(I)

gas historic housing

code preservation code

(J)

(K)

(L)

1 &2 fami Iy dwel 1ing code
(H)

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Population Group F

138. Boston

Yes

Yes

Yes

139. Bowdon

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

140. Brooklet

Yes

Yes

U1. Broxton

142. Butler

Yes

Yes

143. Byron

144. Chester

Yes

145. Chickamauga

146. Clarkesville

147. Claxton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

148. Colquitt 149. Cusseta 150. Darien 151. Demorest 152. Ellaville

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

153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantvi lie 156. Gray 157. Hahira

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

158. Harlem

159. Helena

Yes

160. Hephzibah

161. Hiram

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

flood

City has amusement

excavation existing fire damage

no codes or service building electrical energy &grading building prevention prevention gas historic

housing

1 &2 family
dwelling

regulations code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code preservation code

code

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

(L)

(H)

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Population Group F

162. Jasper

Yes

163. Jeffersonville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

164; Lakeland

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

165. Lavonia

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

166. Leesburg

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

167. Lincolnton 168. Lithonia 169. Locust Grove 170. Lookout Mountain 171. Louisville

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

172. Lula 173. Lumber City 174. Marshallville 175. Meigs
176. Milan

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

---

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

177. Monticello

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

178. Mount Vernon

Yes

17 9. Oakwood

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

180. Oglethorpe

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

181. Oxford

Yes

Yes

Yes

182. Pembroke 183. Porterda1e 184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 199( Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Hunicipality

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

City has amusement

no codes or service

regulations code

(A)

(8)

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 F 186, Ringgold
187. Shellman 188. Sparks 189. Springfield
190. Statham

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton 193, Tr ion 19(, Union Point 195. Wadley

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

196. Watkinsville 197. Willacoochee 198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

201. Zebu Ion

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group G

202, Abbev iIle

203. Adrian

20(. Alapaha

Yes

205. A11 enhurst

206. Alto

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

207. Arcade

Yes

gas historic housing

code preservation code

( J)

(K)

(L)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1 & 2
fami 1y dwel 1ing
code
(M)
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes

199( Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

flood

City has amusement

excavation existing fire damage

no codes or service building electrical energy &grading building prevention prevention gas historic

housing

1 & 2
family dwel 1ing

regulations code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code preservation code

code

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

( J)

(K)

(L)

(M)

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Population Group G

208. Baconton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

209, Bibb City

Yes

Yes

210. Blairsville

Yes

211, Bowman

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

212, Bronwood

213. Canon

Yes

214. Carnesville

215. Collins

216. Comer

217, Coolidge

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

218. Crawford

219. Crawfordville

Yes

220. Doerun

221. Fairmount

222. Georgetown

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225, Hagan 226, Hiawassee 227. Homeland

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

228, Homer

229. Hoschton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

230. Idea I

Yes

Yes

Yes

231. Iron City

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

flood

City has a,nusement

excavation existing fire damage

no codes or service building electrical energy &grading building prevention prevention gas historic

housing

1 &2 f ami 1y dwelling

regulations code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code preservation code

code

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

(K)

( L)

(M)

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Population Group G

232. Irwinton

Yes

233. Kingston

Yes

234. Lake Park

Yes

Yes

Yes

235. Lenox

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

236. Lovejoy

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

237. Haysville

Yes

Yes

238. McIntyre

Yes

Yes

239. Henlo

Yes

240. Midville

Yes

Yes

241. Midway

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

242. Morven

Yes

Yes

243. Mountain City

Yes

244. Mountain Park

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

245. Ht. Zion

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

246. Newton

Yes

247. Nicholson

Yes

248. Norman Park

249. Ochlocknee

250. Omega

251. Patterson

252. Pavo 253. Pine Lake 254. Pine Mountain 255. Pineview

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

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Kunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Kunicipality

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

City has amusement

no codes or service

regulations code

(A)

(B)

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)

Population Group G

256, Portal

Yes

Yes

Yes

257. Pou Ian

Yes

258. Ray City

Yes

Yes

Yes

259. Riceboro

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

260. Roberta

Yes

Yes

Yes

261. Screven

Yes

262. Senoia

Yes

Yes

Yes

263. S111ithvi11e

Yes

Yes

2U. Tignall

Yes

265. Tunnell Hill

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

266. Ty Ty
267. Uva 1da 268. Waleska 269. larwick 270. Waverly Hall

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

271. White

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

272. Whitesburg

Yes

Yes

Yes

273. Winterville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

2U. Wood land

Yes

275. Young Harris

Yes

Yes

Population Group H

276. Aldora

Yes

277. Allentown

278. Arabi

Yes

Yes

gas historic housing

code preservation code

(J)

(K)

(L)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1 &2
family dwelling
code
(M)
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

Municipality

City has 1111usement

no codes or service

regulations code

(A)

(8)

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)

gas historic housing

code preservation code

( J)

( K)

(L)

1 &2 family dwelling code
(M)

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Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

280. Avalon

Yes

Yes

281. Avera

282. Bartow

Yes

283. Barwick

284. Be 11 vi 11 e

285. Bethlehem

286. Between

Yes

287. Bishop

288. Bluffton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

289. Blythe

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

290. Bostwick

Yes

Yes

291. Brooks

Yes

Yes

292. Cadwell

Yes

293. Carl

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

294. Carlton

Yes

295. Cecil

Yes

296. Centralhatchee

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

297, Climax

Yes

Yes

298. Cobbtown

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

299. Colbert

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

300. Coleman

301. Concord

Yes

Yes

302. Corinth

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Nunicipa lity

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

City has 1111useent

no codes or service

regulations code

(A)

(B)

building electrical

code

code

(C)

(0)

energy code
(E)

excavation
&grading
code (F)

existing building
code (G)

flood

fire damage

prevention prevent ion

code

code

(H)

(1)

Population Group H

303. Culloden

304. Daisy

Yes

305. Damascus

306. Danielsville

307. Danville

Yes

308. Davisboro

309. Dawsonville

Yes

310. Deepstep

311. Denton

Yes

312. DeSoto

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

313. Dexter 314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay 316. Edgehill
317. Ellenton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

318. Ephesus 319. Eton 320. Fle111ington 321. Franklin Springs 322. Funston

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

323. Gay 324. Gillsville
325. Girard 326. Good Hope

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

gas historic housing

code preservation code

(J)

(K) . (L)

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

1 &2 family dwe 11 ing code
(M)
Yes
Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Municipality

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

City has IRlusement

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 prevention

code

code

(H)

( I )

Population Group H 327. Hara Ison 328. Higgston 329. Hill ton ia 330. Hoboken 331. Ila

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes Yes

Yes
Yes Yes

332. Jakin

333. Jenkinsburg

33'. Keysv i II e

335. Kite

Yes

336. Les Iie

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

337. Lilly

Yes

338. Lone Oak

339. Mansfield

340. Neansville

341. Ni Iner

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

342. Mineral Bluff

Yes

343. Kitchell

Yes

30. Montrose

Yes

345. Horgan

Yes

346. Morganton

Yes

Yes Yes

347. Newington

348. Norwood

Yes

349. Nunez

Yes

350. Oak Park

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

gas historic housing

code preservation code

(J)

(K)

(L)

Yes

1 &2 f ami 1y dwelling code
(M)
Yes
Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Nunicipa tity

lhich of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

City 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 prevention

code

code

(H)

(I)

Population Group H 351. Odum 352. 0111aha 353. Orchard Hill 354. Parrott 355. Pitts

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

356. Plainville

357. Pu !ask i

Yes

358. Rentz

Yes

359. Roopville

360. Sale City

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

361. Santa Claus

362. Scot land

Yes

363. Shady Dale

Yes

364. Sharon

Yes

365. Siloam

Yes

Yes

366. Sky Valley

Yes

Yes

Yes

367. Sumner

Yes

368. Surrency

369. Sycamore

370. Talmo

Yes

371. Taylorsville

372. Tiger

Yes

373. Vidette

Yes

374. laco

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

gas historic housing

code preservation code

( J)

(K)

(L)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1 &2 fami 1y dwelling code
(M}
Yes
Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.A - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Nunicipal Government Operations

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Nunicipality

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

City 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 !ding
code (G)

flood

fire damage

prevention prevention

code

code

(H)

( I )

Population Group H 375. Warm Springs 376, White Plains
377. Wii 1iamson 378. Woodville 379. Woolsey

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

gas historic housing

code preservation code

(J)

(K)

(L)

Yes
Yes

1 &2
fami 1y dwelling
code
(M)
Yes

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Page 10.A - 17

Table 10.A: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Georgia Department of Comnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Nll!lber of Ntlllber of 1M1nicipalities adopting following codes:

cities with atlMJSeR1811t

excavation existing fire flood damage

1 & 2 family

no codes or service building electrical energy &grading bui Iding prevent ion prevention

historic housing dwelling

Nllllber regulations code

code

code

code

code

code

code

code gas code preservation code

code

Group in group I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

I

I

I

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1 0

2 291 1 100, 1 108' 4 571 6 86' 6 86% 1 100, 6 86% 6 86% 6 86% 6 m 5 m

' C 24

0 01 11 46' 24 109' 24 100, 17 711 16 m 22 92% 22 92% 22 92% 20 83% 12 50% 19 79% 20 83%

o, D 39

0

15 381 38 971 38 971 22 56' 24 62% 30 m 33 m 31 79% 26 m 18 m 31 79% 28 72%

E 59

1 2' 16 m 58 981 54 92' 36 61' 25 42' 41 69, 48 81% 30 51% 46 78% 16 271 32 54% 35 m

F G

69 74

2 3' 13 181

a, 1 101 59 86' 51 m 30 43' 21 30, 31 45% 34 49% 27 39% 27 39% 19 28% 25 36% 31

4 51 46 62' 40 541 17 23' 12 16% 18 24% 23 31% 22 30% 16 22, 6

12 16% 17

m
23%

H 104 26 251 3 3' 42 48' 33 32' 12 12' 12 12' 15 14% 16 15% 11 11, 7 1, 4 4' 9 9% 12 12%

Total 319 42 11' 60 16' 277 13, 250 66' 139 31, 119 31% 166 44% 186 49, 152 40% 151 40% 83 22% 136 36% 151 40%

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Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the city 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 Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group A

1. Albany

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

2. Macon

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

3. Savannah

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group B

4. Augusta

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

5. Marietta

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

6. Rome

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1. Roswel 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

8. Smyrna

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

9. Valdosta

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

10. Warner Robins

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group C

11. A1pharetta

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

12. Americus

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

13. Bainbridge

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

14. Carrollton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

15. Cartersville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

16. Cordele 17. Covington 18. Dalton 19. Douglas 20. Douglasville

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

21. Dub 1in

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

{C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group C

22. Forest Park

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

23. Gainesville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

24. Griffin

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

25. Hinesville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

26. Moultrie

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

27. Newnan

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

28. Peachtree City Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

29. Snel lvi lie

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

30. Statesboro

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

31. Thomasville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

32. Tifton 33. Vidalia 34. Waycross

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group D

35. Adel

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

36. Cairo

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

37. Calhoun

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

38. Cedartown

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

39. Chamblee

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers 42. Dawson 43. Doravi 1le 44. Duluth

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

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

( K)

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Population Group D

45. Eastman

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

46. Elberton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

47. Fayetteville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

48. Fitzgerald

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

49. Fort Oglethorpe Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

50. Garden City 51. Graham 52. Hapev i lie 53. Jesup 54. Kennesaw

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

55. Kingsland 56. Lilburn 57. Monroe 58. Morrow 59. Norcross

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

60. Perry

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

61. Riverdale

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

62. Sandersv i 11 e

Yes

Yes

Yes

"Yes

Yes

Yes

63. St. Marys

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

64. Stone Mountain

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

65. Summerville 66. Swainsboro 67. Sylvester 68. Thomaston

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

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group D

69. Thomson

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

70. Toccoa

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

71. Union City

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

72. Vi 1la Rica

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

73. Winder

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group E

74. Acworth

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

75. Alma

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

76. Ashburn

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

77. Auburn

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

78. Austel 1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

79. Barnesv i 11 e 80. Baxley 81. Blackshear 82. Bremen 83. Centerv i 11 e

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

84. Chatsworth 85. Cochran 86. Conmerce 87. Camelia 88. Cunming

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

89. Cuthbert

Yes

Yes

90. Dahlonega

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

91. Dal las

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

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Population Group E

92. Donalsonville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

93. East Dub! in

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

94. Fairburn

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

95. Forsyth

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

96. Glennville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

97. Greensboro 98. Grovetown 99. Hampton 100. Hartwell 101. Hawkinsville

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

102, Hazlehurst 103. Hogansv i 11 e 104. Homerville 105. Jackson 106. Loganv i 11 e

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

107. Lyons 108. Madison 109. Manchester 110, McRae 111. Metter

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

112. Nashville 113, Oci 1la 114. Palmetto 115. Pooler

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

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 5

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

soil

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mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id subd iv i. pool preserv. bui Iding weed

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group E

116. Port Wentworth Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

117. Richmond Hill

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

118. Rockmart

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes - Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

119. Rossv i 11 e

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

120. Royston

Yes

Yes

Yes

121. Social Circle

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

122. Stockbridge

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

123. Sugar Hi 11

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

124. Sylvania

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

125. Ta 1lapoosa

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

126. Thunderbolt 127. Tybee Island 128. Tyrone 129. Vienna 130. Washington

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

131. West Point 132. Woodstock

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group F

133. Adairsvi 1le

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

134. Avondale Estates Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

135. Bloomingdale

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

136. Blue Ridge

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

137. Bogart

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 6

Georgia Department of Co1TY11unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.8: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

(K)

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Population Group F

138. Boston

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

139. Bowdon

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

140. Brooklet

Yes

Yes

141. Broxton

Yes

Yes

Yes

142. Butler

Yes

Yes

Yes

143. Byron 144. Chester 145. Chickamauga 146. Clarkesville 147. Claxton

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

148. Colquitt 149. Cusseta 150. Darien 151. Demorest 152. Ellaville

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

153. Emerson 154. Fort Gaines 155. Grantville 156. Gray 157. Hahira

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

158. Harlem

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

159. Helena

160. Hephzibah

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

161. Hiram

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.8 - 7

Georgia Department of Convnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.8: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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code code ordinance or9inance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

( K)

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Population Group F

162. Jasper

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

163. Jeffersonville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

164. Lakeland

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

165. Lavonia

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

166. Leesburg

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

167. Lincolnton 168. Lithonia 169. Locust Grove 170. Lookout Mountain 171. Louisville

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

172. Lula

Yes

Yes

173. Lumber City

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

174. Marshallville

Yes

Yes

Yes

175. Meigs

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

176. Mi Ian

Yes

Yes Yes
Yes

177. Monticello 178. Mount Vernon 179. Oakwood 180. Oglethorpe 181. Oxford

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

182. Pembroke 183. Porterdale 184. Reidsville 185. Reynolds

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.8 - 8

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

soil

erosion

swirrming tree unsafe

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id subdivi. pool preserv. building weed

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

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Population Group F

186. Ringgold

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

187. Shellman

Yes

Yes

Yes

188. Sparks

Yes

Yes

Yes

189. Springfield

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

190. Statham

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

191. Suwanee 192. Talbotton 193. Trion 194. Union Point 195. Wadley

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

196. Watkinsville 197. Willacoochee 198. Woodbine 199. Wrens 200. Wrightsville

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

201. Zebulon

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group G

202. Abbeville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

203. Adrian

Yes

204. Alapaha

205. Allenhurst

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

206. Alto

Yes

207. Arcade

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

soil

erosion

swimming tree unsafe

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control so I id subdivi. pool preserv. bui 1din!'.! weed

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

( J)

( K)

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Population Group G

208. Baconton

Yes

Yes

Yes

209. Bibb City

Yes

Yes

210. Blairsville

211. Bowman

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

212. Bronwood

Yes

Yes

213. Canon

214. Carnesville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

215. Collins

Yes

Yes

Yes

216. Comer

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

217. Coo I idge

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

218. Crawford

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

219. Crawfordv i 11 e

220. Doerun

Yes

221.. Fairmount

Yes

222. Georgetown

223. Glenwood 224. Grayson 225. Hagan 226. Hiawassee 227. Homeland

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

228. Homer 229. Hoschton 230. Ideal 231. Iron City

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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erosion

swirniing tree unsafe

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control solid subdivi. pool preserv. building weed

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

. (0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

(J)

( K)

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Population Group G

232. Irwinton

233. Kingston

Yes

Yes

Yes

234. Lake Park

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

235. Lenox

Yes

236. Lovejoy

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

237. Maysville 238. McIntyre 239. Menlo 240. Midville 241. Midway

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

242. Morven

Yes

243. Mountain City

Yes

244. Mountain Park

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

245. Mt. Zion

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

246. Newton

247. Nicholson 248. Norman Park 249. Ochlocknee 250. Omega 251. Patterson

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

252. Pavo

Yes

Yes

Yes

253. Pine Lake

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

254. Pine Mountain

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

255. Pineview

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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erosion

swimming tree unsafe

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id subdivi. pool preserv. building weed

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

( K)

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Population Group G

256. Portal

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

257. Poulan

258. Ray City

Yes

Yes

259. Riceboro

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

260. Roberta

Yes

Yes

Yes

261. Screven 262. Senoia 263. Smithvi 1le 264. Tignall 265. Tunnel I Hill

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

266. Ty Ty

Yes

267. Uvalda

Yes

268. Waleska

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

269. Warwick

Yes

Yes

270. Waverly Hall

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

271. White 272. Whitesburg 273. Winterville 274. Woodland 275. Young Harris

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group H

276. Aldora

277. A11 entown

Yes

Yes

278. Arabi

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 12

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

soil

erosion

swimming tree unsafe

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id subdivi. pool preserv. building weed

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(1)

( j)

( K)

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Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

280. Avalon

281. Avera

Yes

Yes

282. Bartow

Yes

283. Barwick

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

284. Bell vi 1le 285. Bethlehem 286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

289. Blythe 290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. Cadwe 11 293. Carl

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

294. Carlton

295. Cecil

296. Centralhatchee Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

297. Climax

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

298. Cobbtown

299. Colbert

300. Coleman

301. Concord

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

302. Corinth

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 13

Georgia Department of Convnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.8: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Municipality

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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erosion

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

swinvning tree

subdivi. pool preserv.

regulation code ordinance

(G)

(H)

( I)

unsafe building abatement
(J)

weed control
(K)

Population Group H 303. Culloden 304. Daisy 305. Damascus 306. Danielsville 307. Danv i 11 e

308. Davisboro

Yes

309. Dawsonville

310. Deepstep

Yes

311. Denton

312. DeSoto

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

----

Yes

Yes

313. Dexter 314. Dillard 315. East Ellijay 316. Edgehill 317. Ellenton

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

318. Ephesus

Yes

Yes

319. Eton

Yes

Yes

Yes

320. Flemington

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

321. Franklin Springs

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

322. Funston

Yes

323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard 326. Good Hope

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.8 - 14

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

soil

erosion

swinming tree unsafe

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id subdivi. pool preserv. bui !ding weed

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation code ordinance abatement control

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

(J)

(K)

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Population Group H

327. Haralson

Yes

328. Higgston

329. Hilltonia

330. Hoboken

Yes

331. I la

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

332. Jakin 333. Jenkinsburg 334. Keysville 335. Kite 336. Leslie

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

337. Li 11 y 338. Lone Oak 339. Mansfield 340. Meansville 341. Milner

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

342. Mineral Bluff

343. Mitche 11

344. Montrose

Yes

345. Morgan

Yes

Yes

Yes

346. Morganton

Yes

Yes

347. Newington

Yes

348. Norwood

349. Nunez

350. Oak Park

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Municipa 1ity

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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erosion

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control so 1id

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

swimming tree

subdivi. pool preserv.

regulation code ordinance

(G)

(H)

( I)

unsafe building abatement
(J)

weed control
(K)

Population Group H

351. Odum

Yes

Yes

352. Omaha

353. Orchard Hill

Yes

354. Parrott

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

355. Pitts

Yes

356. Plainville

Yes

357. Pulaski

358. Rentz

359. Roopville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

360. Sale City

361. Santa Claus

Yes

Yes

362. Scotland

363. Shady Dale

364. Sharon

365. Siloam

366. Sky Va 11 ey 367. Sumner 368. Surrency 369. Sycamore 370. Talmo

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

371. Taylorsville

Yes

372. Tiger

373. Vidette

374. Waco

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.B - 16

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 10.8: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Municipality

Which of the following codes has the municipality adopted?

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erosion

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign control sol id

code code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

{E)

(F)

swimming tree

subd iv i. pool preserv.

regulation code ordinance

(G)

(H)

( I)

unsafe building abatement
( J)

weed control
(K)

Population Group H

375. Warm Springs

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

376. White Plains

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

377. Wi 11 iamson

378. Woodvi 1le

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

379. Woolsey

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 10.8 - 17

Table 10.B: Codes, Ordinances and Regulations

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Number of municipalities adopting following codes:

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tree

unsafe

mechanical plumbing sidewalk sign

control

sol id

subd iv i. swimming preserv. building

weed

Number code

code ordinance ordinance ordinance waste regulation pool code ordinance abatement control

Group in group It % It % It % It % It % It % # % It % # % # % # %

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

3 100% 3 100% 2 67% 3 100% 3 100% 3 100% 3 100% 1 33% 3 100% 3 100% 3 100%

B

7

7 100% 7 100% 6 86% 7 100% 6 86% 5 71% 7 100% 5 71% 5 71% 7 100% 6 86%

C

24

23 96% 24 100% 14 58% 23 96% 22 92% 19 79% 22 92% 18 75% 18 75% 19 79% 18 75%

D

39

32 82% 38 97% 18 46% 36 92% 33 85% 26 67% 37 95% 18 46% 16 41% 30 77% 25 64%

E

59

45 76% 54 92% 22 37% 47 80% 43 73% 45 76% 44 75% 27 46% 20 34% 39 66% 25 42%

F

69

27 39% 50 72% 19 28% 48 70% 38 55% 53 77% 42 61% 10 14% 11 16% 26 38% 20 29%

G

74

15 20% 38 51% 10 14% 33 45% 23 31% 43 58% 17 23% 6 8% 6 8% 23 31% 9 12%

H

104

8 8% 36 35% 11 11% 20 19% 20 19% 46 44% 17 16% 5 5% 3 3% 13 12% 9 9%

Total 379

160 42% 250 66% 102 27% 217 57% 188 50% 240 63% 189 50% 90 24% 82 22% 160 42% 115 30%

1994 Municipal Information Catalog

Page 10.B - S

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Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

A. Does the city have a planning commission? Yes No
B. Does the city have a zoning ordinance? Yes No
C. What official 9dministers the zoning ordinance? Bldg. inspector .... Building inspector or official Zoning admin...... Zoning administrator Codes enforce ...... Codes enforcement officer City 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? Coun/chr .............. City council/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 city have a reversion process? Yes No
H. If the city 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 Co 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 Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers 1and use pIan decision on amendment to Does city 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?

Municipa 1ity

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group A

1. Albany

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

2. Macon

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes

plan comm

No

No

Yes

3. Savannah

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

Population Group B

4. Augusta

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

5. Marietta

Yes

Yes

zoning ad111

Yes

council/chr

No

No

Yes

6. Rome

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No

No

No

7, Roswe 11

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes

other

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

8. Smyrna

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes counc ii/chr Yes

No

Yes

9. Valdosta

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

10. Warner Robins

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

plan comm

Yes

No

Yes

Population Group C

11. Alpharetta

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

12. Americus

Yes

Yes planning dir Yes

other

No

No

Yes

13. Bainbridge

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

other

No

Yes

bldg inspector

No

14. Carrollton

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No

Yes

fire inspector

Yes

15. Cartersville

Yes

Yes planning dir Yes appeals board No

Yes

planning dir

Yes

16. Cordele

Yes

Yes planning dir Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

17. Covington

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

codes enforce

Yes

18. Dalton

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

19. Douglas

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board Yes

No

Yes

20. Douglasville

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

Yes

bldg inspector

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Kunicipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers Iand use pJan decision on amendment to Does city 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? pIan?

process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?

Kunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group C

21. Dub Iin

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No

Yes

b1dg inspector

Yes

22. Forest Park

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

23. Gainesville

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

24. Griff in

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

25. Hinesvi Ile

Yes

Yes

Yes counc ii/chr No

Yes

bldg inspector

Yes

26. Koultrie

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

plan comm

No

No

Yes

27. Newnan

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

28. Peachtree City

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

29. Snellville

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

30. Statesboro

Yes

Yes

Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

31. Tho111sville

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

32. Tifton

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

No

zoning adm

Yes

33. Vida Ii a

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

34. laycross

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

fire inspector

Yes

Population Group D

35. Adel

No

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

36. Cairo

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

37. Calhoun

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

38. Cedartown

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

No

39. Chamblee

No

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

40. Clarkston

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes counci I/chr No

No

No

41. Conyers

Yes

Yes planning dir Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

planning dir

Yes

1994 Kunicipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does city 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?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group D

42. Dawson

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

council/ chr

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

No

43. Doraville

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes

council/chr

Yes

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

44. Duluth

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board No

Yes

fire inspector

Yes

45. Eastman

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

Yes

No

Yes

46. Elberton

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

47. Fayetteville

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes

plan comm

No

Yes

fire inspector

Yes

48. Fitzgerald

Yes

Yes bldg inspector No appeals board No

No

No

49. Fort Oglethorpe Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

50. Garden City

Yes

Yes

Yes appeals board No

Yes

codes enforce

Yes

51. Graham

No

No

52. Hapeville

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes appeals board Yes

No

No

53. Jesup

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

Yes

No

Yes

54. Kennesaw

Yes

Yes codes enforce No

counc i1 / chr

No

No

No

55. Kingsland

Yes

Yes planning dir No

plan comm

No

Yes

planning dir

Yes

56. Lilburn

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes appeals board No

Yes

fire inspector

Yes

57. Honroe

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

Yes

No

Yes

58. Harrow

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

council /chr

No

No

Yes

59. Norcross

Yes

Yes

planning dir Yes appeals board No

Yes

planning dir

Yes

60. Perry

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

plan comm

Yes

No

Yes

61. Riverdale

Yes

Yes

No appeals board No

No

Yes

62. Sandersville

Yes

Yes b1dg inspector No

council/chr

Yes

zoning adm

No

63. St. Marys

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes

council/chr

No

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use pIan decision on amendment to Does city process, what official Are child me

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?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

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Population Group D

64. Stone Mountain

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr No

Yes

city mgr

Yes

65. Summervi Ile

No

Yes bldg inspector No appeals board Yes

Yes

66. Swainsboro

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

67. Sy Ivester

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

No

68. Thomaston

Yes

Yes codes enforce No appeals board No

No

No

69. Thomson

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes counc ii/chr No

No

70. Toccoa

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes counc ii/ chr No

Yes

fire inspector

No

71. Union City

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

72. Villa Rica

Yes

Yes planning dir Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

73. Winder

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Population Group E

H. Acworth

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

75. AIma

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes counci 1/chr Yes

Yes

codes enforce

No

76. Ashburn

No

Yes bldg inspector No appeals board Yes

No

Yes

77. Auburn

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/ chr No

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

78. Austell

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

79. Barnesv i 11 e

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No appeals board Yes

No

No

80. Baxley

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

council/chr No

No

No

81. Blackshear

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

plan comm

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

82. Bremen

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes appeals board Yes

No

Yes

83. Centerville

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

U. Chatsworth

Yes

Yes

zoning adm No appeals board

No

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use pIan decision on amendment to Does city process, what official Are chi Id me

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?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

85. Cochran

Yes

Yes bldg inspector No

other

Yes

No

Yes

86. Commerce

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

bldg inspector

Yes

87. Cornelia

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes

other

No

No

Yes

88. Cumming

Yes

Yes b1dg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

89. Cuthbert

Yes

Yes

zoning adm No

counc ii/chr No

No

Yes

90. Dahlonega

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

No

91. Dal las

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr No

Yes

city mgr

Yes

92. Donalsonville

No

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

93. East Dub Ii n

Yes

Yes

No

other

Yes

No

Ho

94. Fairburn

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes appeals board Yes

No

Yes

95. Forsyth

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes counc ii/ chr No

No

Yes

96. Glennville

Yes

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr

No

No

97. Greensboro

No

Yes,,.,. city mgr

No

council/chr No

No

No

98. Groveto,rn

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

zoning adm

99. Hampton

No

No

Yes council/chr No

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

100. Hartwell

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

101. Hawkinsville

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes counc ii/ chr No

Yes

codes enforce

No

102. Hazlehurst

Yes

Yes b1dg inspector No

plan comm

No

No

No

103. Hogansville

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

No

104. Homervi Ile

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr No

Yes

city mgr

No

105. Jackson

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes

No

No

106. Loganville

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes appeals board No

Yes

codes enforce

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Pagell-5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

Municipality

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use pJan decision on amendment to Does city 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? variances? pIan?

process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?

(A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

107. Lyons

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

bldg inspector

No

108. Madison

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes

plan comm

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

109. Manchester

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

110. McRae

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No appeals board No

No

Yes

111. Ketter

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No

No

No

112. Nashvi I le

Yes

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

113. Oc iIla

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr No

Yes

zoning adm

No

114. Palmetto

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes

No

Yes

115. Poo Ier

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No

No

No

116. Port Wentworth

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

117. Richmond Hill

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/ chr No

Yes

bldg inspector

Yes

118. Rockmart

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

No

119. Rossville

Yes

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr No

No

Yes

120. Royston

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

No

121. Social Circle

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No

No

No

122. Stockbridge

Yes

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

123. Sugar Hi 11

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

codes enforce

Yes

124. Sylvania

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes counc ii/ chr Yes

No

Yes

125. Tallapoosa

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

126. Thunderbolt

Yes

Yes

zoning adm No

council/chr No

No

Yes

127. Tybee Island

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

No

128. Tyrone

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 6

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does city 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?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

129. Vienna

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes appeals board No

No

No

130, washington

Yes

Yes bIdg inspector Yes

council/chr

Yes

Yes

b1dg inspector

Yes

131, West Point

Yes

Yes codes enforce Yes appeals board No

No

No

132. Woodstock

Yes

Yes b1dg inspector Yes appeals board No

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes appeals board No

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

134. Avondale Estates Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes

135. Bloomingdale

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

No

136, Blue Ridge

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

fire inspector

Yes

137. Bogart

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

counc i1 / chr

Yes

Yes

fire inspector

No

138. Boston

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

council/chr

Yes

No

zoning adm

Yes

139. Bowdon

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

140, Brooklet

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes

plan comm

No

Yes

zoning adm

No

141, Broxton

No

Yes

Yes

council/chr

Yes

No

No

142, Butler

No

Yes

zoning adm No appeals board No

No

Yes

143, Byron

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

Yes

Yes

bldg inspector

Yes

144, Chester

No

No

145. Chickamauga

No

No

146. Clarkesville

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr No

No

No

147. Claxton

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

plan comm

No

No

No

148, Colquitt

Yes

Yes b1dg inspector Yes

counc i1/chr

Yes

No

No

149. Cusseta

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

lhat official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers Iand use pIan decision on amendment to Does city 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?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

150. Darien

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

No

zoning adm

Yes

151. Demorest

Yes

Yes fire inspector Yes counc ii/chr Yes

No

No

152, Ellaville

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council /chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

153. Emerson

Yes

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

154. Fort Gaines

Yes

Yes

other

Yes counc ii/chr Yes

No

No

155. Grantville

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board No

No

Yes

156. Gray

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

157. Hahira

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes

other

No

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

158. Harlem

Yes

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

159. Helena

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

council/chr No

No

No

160. Hephzibah

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes counc ii/chr No

Yes

RDC staff

No

161. Hiram

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

No

162. Jasper

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes counc ii/ chr Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

163. Jeffersonville

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

164. Lakeland

No

Yes

zoning adm No

council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

No

165. Lavonia

Yes

Yes

No

council/chr No

No

No

166. Leesburg

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes counc ii/chr Yes

No

Yes

167. Lincolnton

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

No

168, Lithonia

No

Yes

Yes council/chr No

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

169, Locust Grove

No

Yes planning dir Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

170. Lookout Mountain Yes

Yes bldg inspector No

counc ii/chr

No

No

171. Louisville

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes appeals board No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use pIan decision on amendment to Does city 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?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

172. Lula

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

Yes

zoning adm

No

173. Lumber City

No

Yes

city mgr

council/chr

No

No

174. Harshallville

Yes

Yes bldg inspector No

appeals board No

No

Yes

175. Heigs

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

council/chr

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

No

176. Hilan

No

No

177. Honticel lo

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes appeals board Yes

No

Yes

178. Haunt Vernon

No

Yes

city mgr

Yes

council/chr

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

179. Oakwood

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes

counc ii/chr

No

No

No

180. Oglethorpe

Yes

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr No

Yes

city mgr

Yes

181. Oxford

Yes

Yes

Yes

council/chr

Yes

No

No

182. Pembroke

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes

council/chr

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

183. Porterdale

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

No

council/chr

No

No

No

184. Reidsville

No

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr

No

No

185. Reynolds

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

council/chr

Yes

No

Ne

186. Ringgold

Yes

Yes b1dg inspector Yes

council/chr

Yes

No

187. Shellman

Yes

Yes b1dg inspector Yes

council/chr

Yes

Yes

b1dg insoector

188. Sparks

No

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

council/chr

Yes

No

Yes

189. Springfield

Yes

Yes

zoning adm No

council/chr

No

No

No

190. Statham

No

Yes

Yes

other

No

No

191. Suwanee

Yes

Yes b1dg inspector Yes appeals board No

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

192. Talbotton

No

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

No

193. Trion

Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

council/chr Yes

Yes

RDC staff

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does city 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?

Hunicipal ity

(A)

(B)

{C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

m. Union Point

No

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

No

195. ladley

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

196, Watkinsville

No

Yes

No

counc i1 / chr

No

No

No

197. Willacoochee

No

No

198, Woodbine

Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

199. Wrens

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

other

No

No

Yes

200. Wrightsville

Yes

Yes codes enforce No

council /chr

No

No

201. Zebu Ion

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

Population Group G

202. Abbeville

No

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr No

No

No

203. Adrian

No

No

204. Alapaha

No

No

205. Allenhurst

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

No

No

Yes

206. Alto

No

No

207. Arcade

No

No

208. Baconton

No

Yes

Yes council/chr No

No

No

209. Bibb City

No

Yes

No

council/chr No

No

No

210. Blairsville

Yes

No

211. Bowman

No

No

212. Bronwood

Yes

No

213. Canon

No

No

214. Carnesville

Yes

Yes

Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

ROC staff

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use p1an decision on amendment to Does city process, what official Are child c,re

planning

zoning

zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is resconsible for uses covered in

commission ordinance ordinance? in rezoning? variences? plan?

process? recording the reversion? zoninq ordinance?

Hunicipal ity

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

215. Collins

No

No

216. Comer

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

No

No

Yes

217. Coolidge

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

No

No

Yes

218. Crawford

No

No

219. Crawfordville

No

No

220. Doerun

No

Yes

No

council/chr

No

Yes

RDC staff

No

221. Fairmount

No

No

222. Georgetown

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

No

No

No

223. Glenwood

No

No

224. Grayson

Yes

Yes

Yes appeals board Yes

No

Yes

225. Hagan

No

No

226. Hiawassee

No

Yes

other

Yes council/chr Yes

No

227. Homeland

No

No

228. Homer

No

No

229. Hoschton

No

Yes bldg inspector Yes

council/chr

No

No

No

230, Ideal

No

No

231. Iron City

Yes

Yes

Yes

counci 1/chr

Yes

No

No

232. Irwinton

No

No

233. Kingston

No

No

234. Lake Park

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

No

235. Lenox

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

236. Lovejoy

Yes

Yes

Yes

council/chr

No

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does city process, what official Are child care

planning zoning

zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is responsible for us es covered in

commission ordinance ordinance? in rezoning? variances? plan?

process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?

Hun icipa Iity

(A}

(8)

(C}

(D}

(E}

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

237. Haysv i 11 e

Yes

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

238. McIntyre

No

No

239. Menlo

No

No

240. Midville

No

No

241. Midway

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

242, Morven

No

No

243. Mountain City

No

No

244. Mountain Park

No

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr No

No

No

245. Ht. Zion

No

Yes

Yes council/chr No

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

246. Newton

No

No

247. Nicholson

No

No

248. Norman Park

No

Yes

No

council/chr No

No

Yes

249, Och Iocknee

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

Yes

bldg inspector

No

250. Omeg~

Yes

Yes

zoning adm No

counc ii/ chr No

No

Yes

251. Patterson

No

No

252, Pavo

No

No

253. Pine Lake

No

Yes

city mgr

No

council/chr No

No

No

254. Pine Mountain

No

Yes

Yes appeals board Yes

No

No

255. Pineview

No

No

256, Portal

No

No

257. Pou Ian

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

258. Ray City

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

Hunicipal ity

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does city 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)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

Population Group G

259. Riceboro

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

260. Roberta

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes appeals board No

No

261. Screven

No

No

262, Senoia

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

263. Smithville

Yes

Yes

Yes council/chr No

No

No

264. Tignall

No

No

265. Tunnell Hill

No

No

266, Ty Ty

No

No

267. Uvalda

No

Yes

city mgr

No

council/chr Yes

Yes

city mgr

No

268. waleska

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

269. larwick

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

No

No

270. Waverly Hall

Yes

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr

No

No

No

271. White

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

272. Whitesburg

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

273. Winterville

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes

other

No

No

Yes

274. Woodland

Yes

No

275. Young Harris

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

Population Group H

276. Aldora

No

No

277, A11 entown

No

No

278, Arabi

No

No

279, Attapulgus

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers Iand use pIan decision on amendment to Does city process, what official Are child care

pJanning zoning

zoning reviei, 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?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(1)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

280. Avalon

No

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

281. Avera

No

No

-- --

282. Bartoi,

No

No

283. Bari, ick

No

No

284. Bellville

No

No

285. Bethlehem

No

Yes

No

other

No

No

No

286. Beheen

No

No

287. 8ishop

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

Yes

288. Bluffton

Yes

Yes

other

Yes council/chr No

Yes

RDC staff

No

289. Blythe

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

No

No

290. Bosh ick

No

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr Yes

Yes

RDC staff

No

291. Brooks

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

292. Cadwe 11

No

No

293. Carl

No

Yes

Yes counci 1/chr No

No

294. Carlton

No

No

295. Cecil

No

No

No

No

No

296. Centralhatchee

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

297. Climax

No

No

298. Cobbtown

No

No

299. Colbert

No

Yes

Yes counci I/chr Yes

No

Yes

300. Coleman 30 t. Concord

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes council/chr No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does city 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? variances? plan?

process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

302. Corinth

No

No

303. Culloden

No

No

304. Daisy

No

No

305. Damascus

No

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

Yes

zoning adm

306. Danielsville

No

Yes

Yes council/chr No

No

No

307. Danv ii Ie

No

Yes

city mgr

Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

308. Davisboro

Yes

No

309. Dawsonville

No

No

310. Deepstep

No

No

No

311. Denton

No

No

312. DeSoto

No

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

No

313. Dexter

No

No

314. Dillard

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

council /chr

No

No

No

315. East Ellijay

Yes

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr No

No

Yes

316. Edgehill

No

No

317. Ellenton

No

Yes

No

counc ii/ chr

318. Ephesus

Yes

Yes

zoning adm

Yes

counc ii/chr

No

Yes

Yes

319. Eton

No

Yes bldg inspector Yes appeals board Yes

Yes

b1dg inspector

No

320. Flemington

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes counci I/chr No

No

Yes

321. Franklin Springs Yes

Yes

city mgr

Yes appeals board Yes

No

Yes

322. Funston

No

No

323. Gay

No

Yes

Yes council/chr

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

Municipality

What official Change in

-- Does city have:

What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use pIan decision on amendment to Does city 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? pIan?

process? recording the reversion? zoning ordinance?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

324. Gillsville

No

No

325. Girard

No

No

326. Good Hope

Yes

Yes

Yes counc ii/chr No

Yes

RDC staff

No

327. Haralson

Yes

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr No

Yes

bldg inspector

No

328. Higgston

Yes

Yes

Yes

plan comm

329. Hilltonia

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr No

Yes

zoning adm

No

330. Hoboken

No

No

331. Ila

Yes

zoning adm Yes counc ii/ chr No

332. Jakin

Yes

No

333. Jenkinsburg

Yes

Yes

zoning adm No appeals board No

No

334. Keysville

Yes

No

335. Kite

Yes

Yes

No

other

No

No

No

336. Leslie

No

No

337. Li 11 y

No

No

338. Lone Oak

No

Yes

No

counc ii/chr No

339. Hansfield

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

No

340. Heansv i11 e

No

Yes bldg inspector Yes council/chr Yes

Yes

RDC staff

No

341. Hi 1ner

No

No

342. Hinerat Bluff

No

No

343. Mitchell

No

No

344. Hontrose

No

No

345. Horgan

Yes

Yes

zoning adm No

council/chr Yes

Yes

RDC staff

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

Hunicipality

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does city process, what official Are child care

planning zoning

zoning review used requests for comprehensive have reversion is resoonsible 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 H

346. Horganton

No

No

3H. Newington

No

No

348. Norwood

No

No

349. Nunez

No

No

350. Oak Park

No

No

351. Odum

No

No

352. Omaha

Yes

No

353. Orchard Hill

No

No

354. Parrott

No

No

355. Pitts

No

No

356. Plainville

No

No

357. Pulaski

No

No

No

358. Rentz

No

No

359. Roopville

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes appeals board No

No

No

360. Sale City

No

No

361. Santa Claus

362. Scot 1and

No

No

363. Shady Dale

No

No

364. Sharon

No

No

365. Siloam

No

No

council/chr

366. Sky Valley

Yes

Yes

No

council/chr Yes

No

No

367. Sumner

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 17

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures

Municipality

What official Change in

-- Does city have: -- What official Comprehensive makes final zoning require

If city has reversion

administers land use plan decision on amendment to Does city 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)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

( I )

Population Group H

368. Surrency

No

No

369. Sycamore

No

No

370. Talmo

No

Yes fire inspector Yes

plan comm

371. Taylorsvi 1le

Yes

Yes

zoning adm Yes council/chr Yes

No

Yes

372. Tiger

No

No

373, Vidette

No

No

No

374. waco

No

Yes

Yes

other

Yes

No

No

375. larm Springs

No

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr Yes

Yes

b1dg inspector

376. lhite Plains

No

No

377, Ii 11 iamson

No

No

378. loodv ill e

No

Yes bldg inspector No

council/chr No

No

Yes

379. Woolsey

No

Yes

Yes council/chr Yes

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 11 - 18

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 11: Zoning Practices and Procedures - Summary Sketch (Part 1)

Official with primary responsibility for administering zoning ordinance by type

-- Number of cities with: -- building

codes

city

community

planning

zoning

inspector

zoning enforcement manager/ development planning

fire

RDC staff

Number commission ordinance official administrator officer administrator director director inspector member

other

' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Group in group

#

#

%# %# t

---AB----------31----------31------1-10-00-0%-, ------37-------110-00-0%-, -------31-----4333-%%--------42-----65-17-,'-------00------oo-,,-------00------00%%--------00------00%%--------00------00-%%-------00------00-%%-------00------00-%%-------00------00%%--

C

24

D

39

E

59

F

69

(l

74

H 104

24 100, 24 100% 8 33% 4 17%
35 90% 38 97' 14 36% 5 m 52 as, 58 98% 22 37' 14 24'
48 70% 64 93' 17 25% 20 29% 25 34' 39 53l 12 16l 10 14' 26 25% 42 40l 9 9' 13 12'

2 8'

1 18%

4 7'

1 0 0

o1%, o,

0 0% 3 8% 13 22' 14 20, 3 4' 2 2'

3 12' 4 10% 0 0% 1 1% 0 0% 0 0%

5 21% 3 8% 2 3% I 1% 0 0% 1 1%

0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

0 0% 0 0%
0 0% 1 1% 1 1% 1 1%

2 8% 2 5%
3 5%
8 m
14 19t 15 14%

Total 379

220 58% 275 13% 86 23% 72 19% 14 4' 35 9l 8 2% 12 3% 0 0% 3 1% 44 m

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 city

board of

change requiring reversion process

part of rezoning council/

zoning

planning

amendment to

as part of

Number

process

chairman

appeals commission other comprehensive plan zoning process

' ' ' Group in group

%

%

# %

# %

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A

3

3 100% 0 0% 2 67' 1 33l 0 0%

0 0%

1 33%

8

1

1 100, 3 43, 2 29, 1 m 1 14%

4 57%

2 m

C

24

24 100% 8 33% 13 54' 1 4% . 2 8%

8 33%

12 50%

D

39

31 79% 22 56% 13 33% 3 8% 0 0%

14 36%

16 41%

E

59

46 78% 32 54% 21 36% 3 5% 3 5%

25 42%

22 37%

F

69

48 70% 48 70% 11 16l 2 3% 3 4%

33 48%

24 m

G

74

H 104

31 31

42% 32 30l 33

43% 32%

s, 5 1%
5

0 0% 2 2%

1 1% 3 3%

11 m
15 14%

6 8% 13 12%

Total 379

221 58% 178 47' 72 19% 13 3% 13 3%

110 29%

96 25%

1994 Hunicipal Information Catalog

Page 11 - s. 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Nunicipal 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?

building

codes

city

community

Number with child

inspector

zoning

enforcement manager/ development planning

fire

RDC staff

care uses cove.red

Number official administrator officer administrator director director inspector member other by zoning ordinance

Group in group I

I

I

I II

I

I

#

#

' ' ' s, ' ' *'**' ---DCHGABEF--------1-065237-49499413----------000443-21-------101oo73-3111111-,,'------11-3944121-------13211m-39452101111-,,,-------00400011------u13ooo0011-,,,,,-------04000511------1oo0013111-,,,'''-------00000013------u8oo0000-1111,,'-------00042002-----1-0oaoooo3%-,,,,,,'-------05530222------1sa0o34%%-1,,,'-------00000000------ooooo00o-%%,,,,,,------00000000-------o0oo0000-%%%%%,,,-------232211-21524536--------8873521-33060003307000-%%%%%%%---

Total 379

14

4% 35

9% 6 2' 11 3' 4 1, 8 2, 19 51 0 0% 0 0% 138

***'

1994 Nunicipal Information Catalog

Page 11 - S.2

~ ... '
.---------------~LOGOS,:____.;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,

Table 12: Subdivision Regulations

' ~-i': ,I'

A. Does the city have subdivision regulations? Yes No
B. Who administers the subdivision regulations? ZA Zoning administrator BI Building inspector or official CM City manager or administrator CE City 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 final approval for subdivision
plats? PD Planning director ZA Zoning administrator PWD Public works director BI Building inspector or official
cc City council or mayor
0th Other

D. Does the city charge "tap-on" fees for water/ sewer connections? Yes No

E. Who charges "tap-on" fees, if any?
cc City council
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 city require developers to post performance bonds prior to beginning construction? Yes No

I. Does the city require a land disturbance

permit?

Yes

No

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City 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?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

( F)

(G)

(H)

( I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group A

1. Albany

Yes

PD

PD

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

2. Hacon

Yes

ZA

ZA

Yes

WSA

Yes

No

No

Yes

3. Savannah

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Population Group B

4. Augusta

Yes

PD

PD

Yes

cc

No

No

Yes

Yes

5. Harietta

Yes

PWD

cc

Yes

PWD

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

6. Rome

Yes

PD

PD

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

7. Roswe 11

Yes

ZA

cc

No

Yes

8. Smyrna

Yes

Bl

PD

Yes

0TH

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

9. Valdosta

Yes

PD

PD

Yes

WSD

No

No

10. Warner Robins

Yes

CE

Bl

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group C

11. AIpharetta

Yes

PD

0TH

12. A111ericus

Yes

CDD

0TH

13. Bainbridge

Yes

Bl

0TH

14. Carrollton

Yes

PD

PD

15. Cartersville

Yes

ZA

0TH

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

ISD

Yes

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

16. Cordele

Yes

COD

0TH

17. Covington

Yes

CEO

cc

18. Dalton

Yes

RDC

0TH

19. Douglas

Yes

Bl

cc

20. Douglasville

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

ISA

Yes

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

ISA

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

21. Dub I in

Yes

CE

BI

Yes

PIO

No

No

Yes

Yes

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Hunicipality

Does

city have

Who

Final approval

subdivision administers for subdivision

regulations? regulations? plats given by:

(A)

(B)

(C)

City charge

tap-on fess for

water/se11er Tap-on fees

connections? charged by:

(D)

(E)

tap-on fee used for capital improvement?
(F)

developers to post

Developers performance bonds City require

required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

impact fees? of construction?

permit?

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group C

22. Forest Park

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

23. Gainesville

Yes

PD

PD

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

24. Griffin

Yes

PID

cc

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

25. Hinesville

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

' cc

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

26. Houltrie

Yes

CEO

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

Yes

27. Newnan

Yes

PD

0TH

Yes

28. Peachtree City

Yes

PD

0TH

Yes

29. Snellville

Yes

CE

0TH

No

Yes

30. Statesboro

No

Yes

0TH

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

31. Thomasville

Yes

CE

cc

Yes

0TH

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

32. Tifton

No

Yes

cc

Yes

No

33, Vidalia

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

34. laycross

Yes

CE

cc

Yes

0TH

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group O

35. Adel

No

36. Cairo

Yes

CH

0TH

37. Calhoun

Yes

Bl

PWD

38. Cedarto11n

Yes

Bl

0TH

39. Ch1111blee

Yes

CEO

ZA

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

wso

No

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

40. Clarkston

Yes

0TH

41. Conyers

Yes

CDD

0TH

42. Onson

Yes

CH

cc

43. Doraville

Yes

CEO

cc

44. Duluth

Yes

PD

PO

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Paqe 12 - 2

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City require

subdivision ad1Rinisters 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?

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

45. Eastman

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

46. Elberton

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

No

47. Fayetteville

Yes

CE

0TH

No

No

No

Yes

48. Fitzgerald

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISA

No

No

No

No

49. Fort Oglethorpe Yes

Bl

0TH

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

50. Garden City

Yes

0TH

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

No

51. Graham

No

No

52. Hapeville

Yes

0TH

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

Yes

53. Jesup

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

54. Kennesaw

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

55. Kingsland

Yes

COD

cc

56. Lilburn

Yes

PD

cc

57. Honroe

Yes

Bl

Bl

58. Horrow

Yes

ZA

cc

59. Norcross

Yes

COD

0TH

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

60. Perry

Yes

Bl

0TH

61. Riverdale

Yes

PIO

0TH

62. Sandersville

Yes

Bl

cc

63. St. Harys

Yes

PD

cc

64. Stone Hountain

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

65. Summerville

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

66. Swainsboro

Yes

81

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

67. Sy Ivester

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

cc

No

Yes

No

Yes

68. Thomaston

Yes

CH

BI

Yes

0TH

No

No

No

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City 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?

Hunicipa Iity

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group D

69. Thomson

Yes

Bl

0TH

ISO

Yes

No

No

Yes

70. Toccoa

Yes

PD

cc

Yes

0TH

No

No

Yes

Yes

71. Union City

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

72. Villa Rica

Yes

COD

0TH

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

73. Winder

Yes

Bl

Bl

Yes

cc

Yes

No

No

Yes

Population Group E

U. Acworth

Yes

Bl

0TH

No

No

75. Alma

Yes

CEO

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

76. Ashburn

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

No

77. Auburn

Yes

CEO

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

Yes

78. Austel I

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

0TH

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

79. Barnesv i11 e

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

Yes

BO. Bax Iey

Yes

CH

Bl

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

No

No

81. BI ackshear

Yes

ZA

PD

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

82. Bremen

Yes

CH

0TH

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

Yes

83. Centerville

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

Yes

U. Chatsworth

Yes

ZA

0TH

85. Cochran

No

86. Commerce

Yes

Bl

PD

87. Cornelia

Yes

PD

0TH

88. Cumming

Yes

Bl

PD

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

89. Cuthbert

Yes

ZA

ZA

Yes

ISD

No

Yes

Yes

No

90. Dahlonega

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

cc

No

No

No

Yes

91. Da Ilas

Yes

PIO

0TH

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

1994 Hunicipal r.overnment CAtalog

Page 12 - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

lho

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City require

subdivision administers for subdivision water/sewer Tap-on fees capital required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

regulations? regulations? plats given by: connect ions? charged by: improvement? impact fees? of construction?

permit?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

{I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

92. Donalsonville

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

93. East Dub! in

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

94. Fairburn

Yes

CEO

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

Yes

95. Forsyth

No

Yes

cc

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

96. Glennville

Yes

Bl

Bl

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

97. Greensboro

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

98. Grovetown

Yes

ZA

ZA

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

99. Hampton

No

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

100. Hartwell

Yes

CH

PD

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

101. Hawkinsville

No

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

102. Hazlehurst

Yes

81

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

103. Hogansville

Yes

BI

cc

Yes

PIO

No

Yes

Yes

No

104. Homerv i11 e

No

ZA

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

105. Jackson

Yes

ZA

ZA

Yes

cc

No

Yes

Yes

No

106. Loganvi lie

Yes

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

107. Lyons

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

108. Hadison

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

cc

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

109. Hanchester

Yes

Bl

ZA

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

110. HcRae

No

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

111. Hetter

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

112. Nashvi lie

Yes

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

113. Oc i11 a

No

Yes

ISO

No

114. Palmetto

Yes

CH

ZA

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

115. Poo Ier

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Hunicipality

Does

city have

Who

Final approval

subdivision administers for subdivision

regulations? regulations? plats given by:

(A)

(B)

(C)

City 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)

City require

developers to post

Developers performance bonds City require

required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

impact fees? of construction?

permit?

(G)

(H)

( I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

116. Port Wentworth

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

117. Richmond Hill

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

118. Rockmart

Yes

Bl

0TH

Yes

cc

Yes

No

No

Yes

119. Rossville

Yes

Bl

cc

No

Yes

120. Royston

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

121. Social Circle

Yes

Bl

0TH

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

122. Stockbridge

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

123. Sugar Hill

Yes

COD

0TH

Yes

PIIO

Yes

No

No

Yes

124. Sylvania

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

125. Tallapoosa

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

126. Thunderbolt

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

127. Tybee Island

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

128. Tyrone

Yes

ZA

ZA

No

129. Vienna

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

130. Washington

Yes

CH

Bl

Yes

cc

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

131. lest Point

Yes

CH

cc

132. Woodstock

Yes

Bl

0TH

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

Yes

134. Avondale Estates Yes

CH

cc

Yes

135. Bloomingdale

Yes

ZA

Bl

Yes

ISO

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

136. Blue Ridge

Yes

Bl

Bl

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

137. Bogart

Yes

Bl

cc

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 6

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Hunicipality

Does

City charge

city have

Who

Fina I approva 1 tap-on fess for

subdivision administers for subdivision water/sewer Tap-on fees

regulations? regulations? plats given by: connections? charged by:

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

tap-on fee used for capital improvement?
(F)

developers to post

Developers performance bonds City require

required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

impact fees? of construction?

permit?

(G)

(H)

(I)

--~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

138. Boston

Yes

PWD

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

No

139. Bowdon

Yes

ZA

ZA

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

No

140. Brook 1et

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

141. Broxton

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

142. Butler

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

143. Byron

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

0TH

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

144. Chester

No

Yes

cc

Yes

No

No

No

145. Chickamauga

No

No

No

146. Clarkesville

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

ISD

Yes

No

No

Yes

147. Claxton

Yes

81

81

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

148. Colquitt

Yes

81

cc

Yes

ISD

Yes

No

Yes

No

149. Cusseta

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

150. Darien

Yes

ZA

0TH

Yes

ISD

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

151. Demorest

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

No

152. Ellaville

Yes

ZA

ZA

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

Yes

153. Emerson

Yes

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

Yes

154. Fort Gaines

Yes

RDC

ZA

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

155. Grantville

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

No

Yes

Yes

No

156. Gray

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISD

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

157. Hahira

Yes

ZA

ZA

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

Yes

158. Harlem

Yes

cc

159. Helena

No

0TH

160. Hephzibah

Yes

ZA

cc

161. Hiram

Yes

CE

0TH

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 7

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 199( Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City 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?

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-----------------------------------------

Population Group F

162. Jasper

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

163. Jeffersonville

Yes

PD

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

Yes

164. Lakeland

No

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

No

165. Lavonia

Yes

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

No

166. Leesburg

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

167. Linco1nton

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

168. Lithonia

No

No

No

169. Locust Grove

Yes

COD

PO

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

170. Lookout Hountain Yes

cc

No

171. Louisville

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

172. Lula

Yes

cc

Yes

cc

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

173. Lumber City

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

1H. Harshallville

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

175. Heigs

Yes

ZA

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

176. Nilan

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

Yes

No

No

177. Honticello

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

178. Hount Vernon

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

179. Oakwood

Yes

CH

cc

180. Oglethorpe

Yes

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

181. Oxford

Yes

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

182. Pembroke

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

183. Porterdale

No

PO

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

IU. Reidsville

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

185. Reynolds

No

Yes

0TH

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

199( Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 8

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for

Developers performance bonds City require

subdivision administers for subdivision water/sewer Tap-on fees capita I required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

regulations? regulations? plats given by: connections? charged by: improvement? impact fees? of construction?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

permit?
(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

186. Ringgold

Yes

cc

Yes

cc

No

No

No

No

187. She II man

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

Yes

188. Sparks

No

Yes

cc

No

No

No

No

189. Springfield

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

190. Statham

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

191. Suwanee

Yes

Bl

0TH

192. Talbotton

No

193. Trion

No

194. Union Point

Yes

Bl

cc

195. Wadley

No

cc

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

PWD

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

196. Watkinsville

Yes

cc

No

197. Willacoochee

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

19s. Woodbine

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

199. Wrens

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

PWD

Yes

No

200. Wrightsville

Yes

cc

Yes

cc

Yes

No

201. Zebulon

No

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

Population Group G

202. Abbev i II e

No

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

No

203. Adrian

Yes

FC

cc

Yes

WSD

No

Yes

No

No

204. Alapaha

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

No

205. Allenhurst

Yes

Bl

0TH

Yes

206. Alto

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

207. Arcade

Yes

cc

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City require

subdivision administers for subdivision water/sewer Tap-on fees capital required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

regu Iat ions? regu Iat ions? plats given by: connect ions? charged by: improvement? impact fees? of construction?

permit?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

208. Baconton

Yes

WSD

209. Bibb City

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

No

210. Blairsville

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

Yes

211. Bowman

No

Yes

ISO

No

Yes

No

No

212. Bronwood

No

213. Canon

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

214. Carnesville

Yes

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

215. Coll ins

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

216. Comer

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

217. Coo Iidge

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

218. Crawford

No

219. Crawfordville

No

220. Doerun

No

221. Fairmount

No

222. Georgetown

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

ISD

No

No

No

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

No

cc

Yes

cc

Yes

Yes

No

No

223. Glenwood

No

224. Grayson

Yes

225, Hagan

No

226. Hiawassee

No

227. Homeland

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

cc

No

Yes

WSD

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

228. Homer

Yes

CH

cc

No

229. Hoschton

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISD

No

No

No

Yes

230. Idea 1

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

231. Iron City

No

cc

Yes

0TH

No

No

No

No

PAQe 12 - 10

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City 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?

Hunicipal ity

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

232. Irwinton

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

233, Kingston

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

234. Lake Park

Yes

RDC

cc

Yes

cc

No

No

No

Yes

235. Lenox

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

236. Lovejoy

Yes

ZA

cc

No

Yes

231. Haysv i II e

Yes

CH

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

238. Hclntyre

No

Yes

0TH

No

No

Yes

No

239. Henle

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

240. Hidville

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

~41. Hidway

Yes

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

242. Horven

No

243. Hountain City

No

244. Hountain Park

No

245. Ht. Zion

Yes

246. Newton

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

0TH

No

No

No

Yes

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

cc

Yes

No

No

Yes

247. Nicholson

No

248. Norman Park

No

249. Ochlocknee

No

250. Omega

No

251. Patterson

No

Yes

WSA

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

Yes

252. Pavo

No

Yes

0TH

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

253. Pine Lake

No

No

No

254. Pine Hountain

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

No

255. Pineview

No

WSD

Yes

Yes

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Kunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City require

subdivision administers for subdivision water/sewer Tap-on fees capital required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

regulations? regulations? plats given by: connect ions? charged by: improvement? impact fees? of construction?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

permit?
( I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

256, Porta I

No

No

257. Pou Ian

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

258. Ray City

No

Yes

ISO

No

Yes

Yes

No

259, Riceboro

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

260. Roberta

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

261. Screven

No

Yes

ISO

No

Yes

No

No

262. Senoia

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

Yes

263. Smithville

No

Yes

ISO

No

264. Tignall

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

No

265, Tunnell Hill

No

No

266, Ty Ty

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

267. Uvalda

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

268. laleska

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

269. warwick

No

Yes

cc

Yes

270. Waverly Hall

No

cc

Yes

cc

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

271. White

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

272. Whitesburg

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

273. Winterville

Yes

Bl

cc

274. Woodland

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

275. Young Harris

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

---

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

Population Group H

276. Aldora

No

277, A11 entown

No

278. Arabi

No

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

No

No

P1n,o 12 - I?

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Fina I approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City 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?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(0)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

No

280. Avalon

Yes

cc

No

Yes

281. Avera

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

282. Bartow

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

283. Barwick

Yes

0TH

Yes

No

No

No

284. Bell vi Ile

No

Yes

cc

Yes

No

No

No

285. Beth Iehe111

No

No

286. Between

No

No

No

287. Bishop

Yes

Bl

cc

No

288. Bluff ton

Yes

RDC

cc

No

No

289. Blythe

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

290. Bostwick

No

Yes

cc

No

Yes

No

No

29'1. Brooks

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

292. Cadwe 11

No

No

293. Carl

Yes

CH

Bl

No

No

No

No

294. Carl ton

No

295. Cecil

No

296. Centralhatchee

No

297. Climax

No

298. Cobbtown

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

0TH

No

No

No

No

No

No

cc

No

299. Colbert

Yes

300. Coleman

No

301. Concord

No

302. Corinth

No

cc

Yes

cc

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

cc

No

No

No

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 13

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

city have

Who

Final approval

subdivision administers for subdivision

regulations? regulations? plats given by:

City charge tap-on fess for
water/sewer Tap-on fees connections? charged by:

tap-on fee used for capital improvement?

developers to post

Developers performance bonds City require

required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

impact fees? of construction?

permit?

Hunicipality

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

303. Culloden

No

No

No

304. Daisy

No

305. Damascus

No

306. Danielsville

No

307. Oanvi Ile

No

Yes

Yes

cc

Yes

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

308. Davisboro

No

309. Dawsonville

No

310. Deepstep

No

311. Denton

No

312. DeSoto

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

wso

Yes

No

cc

Yes

wso

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

313. Dexter

Yes

314. Dillard

No

315. East Ellijay

No

316. Edgehi 11

No

317. Ellenton

No

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

cc

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

318. Ephesus

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

319. Eton

Yes

Bl

ZA

320. Flemington

Yes

ZA

cc

321. Franklin Springs No

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

322. Funston

No

cc

Yes

0TH

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

323. Gay

No

Yes

wso

No

No

324. Gillsville

No

No

325. Girard

No

Yes

cc

Yes

No

326. Good Hope

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

P&!!e 12 - 14

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City 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?

Hunicipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

327. Haralson

No

No

No

328, Higgston

No

No

329. Hilltonia

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

330. Hoboken

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

Yes

Yes

331. Ila

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

332. Jakin

No

No

333. Jenkinsburg

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

ISD

Yes

No

No

No

334. Keysville

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

335. Kite

No

cc

No

No

No

No

No

336. Les! ie

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

337. Li 11 y

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

338. Lone Oak

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

339. Hansfield

Yes

CEO

cc

Yes

ISD

Yes

No

340. Heansville

No

cc

Yes

ISO

No

No

341. Hi Iner

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

342, Hineral Bluff

No

No

343. Hitchell

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

344. Hontrose

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

345. Horgan

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

346. Morganton

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

347. Newington

No

348. Norwood

No

349. Nunez

No

350. Oak Park

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

Yes

cc

No

No

No

No

1994 Hunicipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 15

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Any part of

City require

Does

City charge

tap-on fee

developers to post

city have

Who

Final approval tap-on fess for

used for Developers performance bonds City 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?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

(I)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Population Group H

351. Odum

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

Yes

No

352. Omaha

No

Yes

WSD

No

Yes

No

No

353. Orchard Hill

No

354. Parrott

No

No

No

355. Pitts

No

356, P1ainv ill e

No

357. Pulaski

No

358. Rentz

No

359, Roopville

Yes

360. Sale City

No

361, Santa Claus

Yes

362. Scot 1and

No

363. Shady Dale

No

364. Sharon

No

365. Siloam

No

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

cc

Yes

0TH

No

No

No

No

Yes

WSA

Yes

No

No

No

cc

Yes

ISO

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

Yes

ISO

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

cc

No

No

No

No

366, Sky Va 1ley

Yes

367. Sumner

368. Surrency

No

369. Sycamore

No

370. Talmo

No

cc

Yes

cc

No

No

Yes

cc

Yes

No

Yes

PWD

No

No

Yes

ISO

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

No

371. Taylorsville

Yes

ZA

cc

Yes

372. Tiger

No

No

No

373. Vidette

No

No

No

374. waco

No

Yes

WSD

Yes

No

No

No

Pa,a, e 12 - 16

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 12: Zoning Regulations

Municipality

Does

city have

Who

Final approval

subdivision administers for subdivision

regulations? regulations? plats given by:

(A)

(B)

(C)

City charge

tap-on fess for

water/se,;er Tap-on fees

connections? charged by:

(D)

(E)

Any part of tap-on fee used for
capital improvement?
(F)

City require

developers to post

Developers performance bonds City require

required to pay prior to beginning land disturbance

impact fees? of construction?

permit?

(G)

(H)

(I)

Population Group H

375. Warm Springs

Yes

Bl

cc

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

Yes

376. White Plains

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

377. Wi 11 iamson

No

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

No

378. Woodville

Yes

Bl

BI

Yes

WSD

No

No

No

Yes

379. Woolsey

Yes

cc

No

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 12 - 17

Georgia Department of C011111Unity Affairs 1994 Survey of Hunicipal Government Operations

Table 12: Subdivision Regulations - Stmary Sketch

Title of official responsible for amiinistering subdivision regulations

Ntlllber of cities

building

city

codes

COlllllln ity

with subdivision zoning

inspector/ manager/

city

enforcement development planning public works

RDC staff

Nllllber regulations a<hinistrator official amiinistrator engineer

officer

director

director

director fire chief

member

other

Group in group I

I

I

I

I

I

I

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I

I

I

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1114,,

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1114,,

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o, o, o, 0

39

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4

10, 13 33, 4 10, 1 3' 2 5l 4 10, 4 10, 1 3t 0

o, 2, o, o, E

59

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3 5, 1 2, 1 2, 1

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o, o, F

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1 1, 1 1, 1 1,

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22 21, 6
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6' 6 12, 64

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1, 0 6' 1

2,

1 8

1, 2'

0 8

0 2, 15

4l

0 5

0 1, 1

1 1, 1 1, 4 1, 4 1,

NWllber using

Title of official granting final approval for subdivision plats

Noolber charging part of tap-on

Number requiring

Nunber

building

tap-on fees for fees to pay Number requiring developers to post

requiring land

planning

zoning pub Iic works inspector/ city counci I/

water /sewer for capital developers to performance bonds prior disturbance

director

administrator director

official conmissioner

other

connect ions improvements pay impact fees to start of construct ion

permit

Group I

A

1

8

4

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o, o,

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32,

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37 63'
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Pa~e 12 - S

"' ... '
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Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufactured Housing

Ordinances: A. Does the city have a mobile/manufactured housing ordinance? Yes No
B. If the above exist, does the city enforce the mobile/manufactured housing ordinance? Yes No
Individual Lots: C. Does the city 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 Subdivisions: E. Does the city 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 city 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 Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Does city have

mob i1e home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group A

1. Albany

Yes

Yes

2. Macon

Yes

No

3. Savannah

Yes

Yes

-- 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 a1lowed? lot size, sq ft a! lowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G}

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

7,000

Yes

7,000

No

0

Yes

20,000

No

No

8

Yes

6,000

No

No

0

Population Group B

4. Augusta

Yes

Yes

No

5. Marietta

Yes

Yes

No

6. Rome

Yes

Yes

No

7. Roswell

No

No

8. Smyrna

No

No

16,000

No

5

Yes

10,000

Yes

10

Yes

4,000

Yes

2

No

0

No

No

0

9. Valdosta

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,000

No

6,000

No

3

10. Warner Robins

Yes

Yes

No

No

7,500

No

5

Population Group C

11, Alpharetta

No

Yes

No

No

0

12. Americus

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

6,000

Yes

0

13. Bainbridge

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

10,000

No

3

14. Carrollton

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

2

15. Cartersville

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

5

16. Cordele

Yes

Yes

Yes

5,000

No

3,500

No

5

17. Covington

Yes

Yes

Yes

12,000

No

15

18. Dalton

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

No

5

19. Douglas

Yes

Yes

Yes

9,000

No

9,000

No

2

20. Douglasville

Yes

Yes

Yes

217,800

No

No

0

21. Dub 1in

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

No

7,500

No

6

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 1

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------
Population Group C

22. Forest Park

Yes

Yes

23. Gainesvi lie

Yes

Yes

24. Griffin

Yes

Yes

25. Hinesvi lie

Yes

Yes

26. Moultrie

Yes

Yes

-- 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

aI lowed? lot size, sq ft aI lowed? lot size, sq ft aI lowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

7,700

No

No

Yes

8,000

No

No

6,000

No

15

0

0

8,000

No

5

Yes

5

27. Newnan

No

No

No

No

0

28. Peachtree City

No

Yes

4,000

No

No

0

29. Sne 11 vi 11 e

Yes

Yes

No

0

30. Statesboro

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

0

31. Thomasv i 11 e

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

7,500

Yes

5

32. Tifton 33. Vida 1ia 34. Waycross

Yes

Yes

Yes

750

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

4,000

No

3

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,000

No

6,000

No

3

Population Group D

35. Adel

Yes

Yes

Yes

8,000

No

No

3

36. Cairo

Yes

Yes

Yes

5,000

No

No

0

37. Calhoun

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

2

38. Cedartown

Yes

Yes

Yes

3,600

Yes

5

39. Chamblee

Yes

Yes

Yes

12,000

No

12,000

No

0

40. Clarkston 41. Conyers 42. Dawson 43. Doraville 44. Duluth

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

0

No

No

Yes

1

Yes

7,500

No

4

No

0

No

Yes

5,000

Yes

15

1994 M11nicip1.1t r."vern"''"'+- CatP 1""

Georgia Department of Corrmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

69. Thomson

No

70. Toccoa

Yes

Yes

71. Union City

Yes

Yes

72. Vil la Rica

Yes

Yes

73. Winder

Yes

Yes

-- Placement of mobile/ --

manufactured housing on

individual lots

required minimum

aI lowed? lot size, sq ft

(C)

(0)

------------------------------

-- 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

aI lowed? required acreage

(G)

(H)

------------------------------

No

No

Yes

0

Yes

800

No

No

4

Yes

12,000

No

6,000

No

20

No

No

20,000

No

20

Yes

6,000

No

10,000

No

5

Population Group E

74. Acworth

No

75. Alma

Yes

Yes

76. Ashburn

No

77. Auburn

Yes

Yes

78. Austell

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

0

No

Yes

10,000

No

1

Yes

15,000

No

Yes

5

No

Yes

15

Yes

Yes

Yes

12

79. Barnesville

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

0

80. Baxley

Yes

Yes

Yes

20,000

No

No

3

81. Blackshear

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

2

82. Bremen

No

No

No

Yes

15,000

Yes

0

83. Centervi I le

Yes

Yes

No

No

2,000

No

5

84. Chatsworth

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

No

4,500

No

5

85. Cochran

Yes

Yes

Yes

8,000

0

86. Corrmerce

Yes

Yes

Yes

15,000

No

15,000

0

87. Corne1ia

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,000

No

1,500

No

5

88. Currming

Yes

Yes

No

0

89. Cuthbert 90. Dahlonega 91. Oa I las

Yes

Yes

Yes

9,000

No

9,000

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

No.

10,900

Yes

10,900

Yes

5

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

No

No

5

1994 Municipal Government Cataloa

Pa~e 13 - 4

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group D

45. Eastman

Yes

Yes

46. Elberton

Yes

Yes

47. Fayetteville

Yes

Yes

48. Fitzgerald

No

49. Fort Oglethorpe

Yes

Yes

-- 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 a1lowed? lot size, sq ft aIlowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

3,000

Yes

43,560

Yes

2

Yes

6,000

0

Yes

10,000

No

Yes

10

Yes

6,000

No

No

5

No

No

No

0

50. Garden City

Yes

Yes

No

51. Graham

No

52. Hapeville

Yes

No

53. Jesup

Yes

Yes

Yes

54. Kennesaw

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

3

0

0

900

Yes

900

Yes

5

Yes

4,000

Yes

10

55. Kingsland 56. Lilburn 57. Monroe 58. Morrow 59. Norcross

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

7,500

No

7

Yes

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

12,000

No

0

60. Perry

Yes

Yes

61. Riverdale

Yes

Yes

62. Sandersville

Yes

Yes

63. St. Marys

Yes

Yes

64. Stone Mountain

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

9,000

Yes

10

No

Yes

15

Yes

6,000

No

No

3

Yes

10,000

No

10,000

No

4

Yes

20,000

No

0

65. Summerville

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

2,100

Yes

2

66. Swainsboro

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

No

8

67. Sylvester

Yes

Yes

Yes

5,000

No

No

2

68. Thomaston

No

No

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 3

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group E

92. Donalsonville

Yes

Yes

93. East Dub 1in

Yes

Yes

94. Fairburn

No

95. Forsyth

Yes

Yes

96. Glennville

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 al lowed? lot size, sq ft aIlowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

7,500

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

2

Yes

8

No

0

0

Yes

5

97. Greensboro

Yes

Yes

Yes

12,000

No

0

98. Grovetown

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,000

No

7,000

No

0

99. Hampton

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

720

Yes

1

100. Hartwell

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

15,000

Yes

4

101. Hawkinsville

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

No

0

102. Hazlehurst

Yes

Yes

103. Hogansville

Yes

Yes

104. Homervi lie

Yes

Yes

105. Jackson

No

106 . Loganv i 11 e

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

3

Yes

7,000

No

5

Yes

5,000

No

No

0

No

Yes

1,050

Yes

0

No

Yes

910

Yes

25

107. Lyons

Yes

Yes

Yes

5,000

0

108. Madison

No

Yes

4,000

No

No

5

109. Manchester

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

5,000

No

0

110. McRae

No

Yes

5,000

No

2

0

111. Metter

Yes

Yes

Yes

5,000

5,000

No

3

112. Nashvi lie 113. Oci 11 a 114. Palmetto 115. Pooler

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,000

No

Yes

7,000

No

No

Yes

10,500

No

4,000

No

2

7,000

No

1

Yes

100

6,000

No

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 5

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------
Population Group E

116. Port Wentworth

Yes

Yes

117. Richmond Hill

Yes

Yes

118. Rockmart

Yes

Yes

119. Rossville

No

120. Royston

Yes

Yes

-- 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

aIlowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

{E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

10,000

No

15

Yes

9,000

No

6,000

No

3

No

Yes

3,000

Yes

1

No

No

No

0

Yes

15,000

Yes

7,500

No

0

121. Social Circle

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

1

122. Stockbridge

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

18,000

Yes

0

123. Sugar Hil I

Yes

Yes

Yes

8,000

Yes

8,000

Yes

3

124. Sylvania

Yes

Yes

Yes

4,500

No

7,500

No

5

125. Tallapoosa

Yes

Yes

Yes

1,500

No

No

5

126. Thunderbolt

Yes

Yes

No

No

3,740

Yes

5

1i1. Tybee Island

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

0

128. Tyrone

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

0

129. Vienna

No

Yes

No

0

130. Washington

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

No

4,500

No

3

131. West Point

Yes

Yes

No

0

132. Woodstock

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

0

Population Group F

133. Adairsville

Yes

Yes

Yes

15,000

No

7,500

No

3

134. Avondale Estates

No

0

135. Bloomingdale

Yes

Yes

Yes

15,000

No

No

0

136. Blue Ridge

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

No

4,500

No

0

137. Bogart

Yes

Yes

No

No

20,000

No

5

PAOP. 13 - fi

Georgia Department of Corrrnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group F

138. Boston

No

139. Bowdon

Yes

Yes

140. Brooklet

Yes

Yes

141. Broxton

Yes

Yes

142. Butler

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

allowed? lot size, sq ft

(E)

(F)

------------------------------

-- Placement of mobile/ -manufactured housing in mobile housing parks

allowed? required acreage

(G)

(H)

------------------------------

Yes

6,500

Yes

6,500

No

0

Yes

15,000

No

1,050

No

0

Yes

No

4,000

No

0

Yes

No

2

Yes

9,000

No

No

0

143. Byron

No

144. Chester

No

145. Chickamauga

Yes

Yes

146. Clarkesville

Yes

147. Claxton

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

3,300

No

Yes

15,000

No

No

No

No

Yes

7

No

0

No

0

Yes

0

Yes

1

148. Colquitt 149. Cusseta 150. Darien 151. Demorest 152. El lavi lie

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

1,200

Yes

5

No

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

No

7,500

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,500

No

6,500

No

5

153. Emerson

Yes

Yes

154. Fort Gaines

No

155. Grantville

No

156. Grey

Yes

Yes

157. Hahira

Yes

Yes

Yes

22,780

No

Yes

5,000

No

No

Yes

6,000

No

Yes

10

0

5,000

No

10

0

4,000

No

2

158. Harlem 159. Helena 160. Hephzibah 161. Hiram

Yes

Yes

Yes

30,000

Yes

4,500

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

217,800

No

No

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 7

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

162. Jasper

Yes

Yes

163. Jeffersonville

Yes

Yes

164. Lakeland

Yes

Yes

165. Lavonia

Yes

Yes

166. Leesburg

Yes

Yes

-- 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 al lowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

_(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

No

No

No

0

Yes

6,000

No

6,000

No

0

Yes

7,000

No

3,000

No

2

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

10,000

No

No

0

167. Lincolnton

Yes

Yes

168. Lithonia

Yes

Yes

169. Locust Grove

Yes

Yes

170. Lookout Mountain

Yes

Yes

171. Louisvi 1le

Yes

Yes

Yes

43,560

Yes

43,560

Yes

5

No

No

Yes

1

No

Yes

14,520

Yes

25

No

0

Yes

4,000

No

5,000

No

0

172. Lula

Yes

Yes

Yes

11,025

No

No

0

173. Lumber City

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

0

174. Marshallville

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,500

No

6,500

No

0

175. Meigs

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

3,300

No

2

176. Mi Ian

Yes

No

Yes

5,000

No

No

0

177. Monticello

Yes

Yes

Yes

8,000

No

8,000

No

7

178. Mount Vernon

Yes

Yes

Yes

15,000

No

2

179. Oakwood

Yes

Yes

Yes

25,000

No

6,000

No

15

180. Oglethorpe

No

Yes

No

No

0

181. Oxford

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

0

182. Pembroke

Yes

Yes

Yes

12,000

No

No

0

183. Porterdale

No

Yes

No

No

0

184. Reidsvi 1le

Yes

Yes

Yes

3,200

No

3,200

No

3

185. Reynolds

Yes

Yes

Yes

9,000

No

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 8

Georgia Department of CollVllunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mob i1e home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------
Population Group F

186. Ringgold

Yes

Yes

187. Shellman

Yes

Yes

188. Sparks

Yes

Yes

189. Springfield

Yes

Yes

190. Statham

Yes

Yes

-- Placement of mobile/ -- -- Placement of mobile/ -- -- Placement of mobile/ --

manufactured housing on

manufactured housing in

manufactured housing in

ind iv idua 1 1ots

mobile home subdivisions

mobile housing parks

required minimum

required minimum

al lowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

{E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

7,000

Yes

3,000

Yes

1

Yes

625

No

No

0

Yes

10,000

No

10,000

No

2

No

0

No

No

Yes

3

191. Suwanee

Yes

Yes

192. Talbotton

No

193. Trion

Yes

Yes

194. Union Point

Yes

Yes

195. Wadley

Yes

Yes

No

0

Yes

10,000

No

10,000

No

0

No

Yes

0

Yes

15,000

Yes

15,000

No

10

Yes

20,000

Yes

20,000

No

3

196. Watkinsville

Yes

Yes

Yes

20,000

No

5

197. Willacoochee

No

Yes

No

No

0

198. Woodbine

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

43,560

No

1

199. Wrens

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,000

No

No

3

200. Wrightsville

Yes

Yes

Yes

43,560

No

5

201. Zebulon

Yes

Yes

Yes

8,712

No

No

0

Population Group G

202. Abbeville

Yes

Yes

No

No

2,400

No

6

203. Adrian

No

Yes

No

No

0

204. Alapaha

No

Yes

500

No

No

0

205. A11 enhurst

Yes

Yes

Yes

14,520

No

No

5

206. Alto

Yes

Yes

Yes

21,780

Yes

21,780.

Yes

0

207. Arcade

No

Yes

70,000

Yes

70,000

No

7

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 9

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

---------------------------------------------------
Population Group G

208. Baconton

209. Bibb City

Yes

Yes

210. Blairsville

Yes

Yes

211. Bowman

Yes

Yes

212. Bronwood

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

al lowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? lot size, sq ft al lowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

0

No

0

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

10,000

No

9,000

No

1

Yes

No

No

0

213. Canon

No

Yes

No

No

0

214. Carnesv i 11 e

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

2

215. Col 1ins

No

Yes

No

No

0

216. Comer

Yes

Yes

20,000

No

20,000

No

5

217. Coolidge

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,000

No

6,000

No

2

218. Crawford

No

Yes

0

219. Crawfordvi 1le

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

4,500

No

2

220. Doerun

No

Yes

No

No

0

221. Fairmount

No

0

222. Georgetown

Yes

Yes

Yes

1,500

0

223. Glenwood

No

Yes

Yes

No

0

224. Grayson

Yes

Yes

No

0

225. Hagan

Yes

Yes

Yes

4,000

No

4,000

No

1

226. Hiawassee

No

Yes

No

No

0

227. Homeland

Yes

Yes

Yes

21,000

No

No

0

228. Homer 229. Hoschton 230. Ideal 231. Iron City

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

43,560

Yes

5,000

Yes

No

Yes

10,890

No

No

0

No

5

No

0

No

0

P11ae 13 - 10

Georgia Department of Convnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mob i le home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

232. Irwinton

No

233. Kingston

No

234. Lake Park

Yes

Yes

235. Lenox

Yes

Yes

236. Lovejoy

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

a I lowed? required acreage

(G)

(H)

------------------------------

No

No

0

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

6,000

No

3

Yes

10,000

No

10,000

No

3

No

No

8,000

No

50

237. Maysvi 1le 238. McIntyre 239. Menlo 240. Midville 241. Midway

Yes

Yes

Yes

4,300

Yes

4,300

Yes

2

No

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

30,000

No

10,000

No

5

242. Morven

No

Yes

No

243. Mountain City

No

Yes

No

244. Mountain Park

Yes

Yes

No

245. Mt. Zion

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

246. Newton

No

Yes

No

No

0

No

0

0

No

1

No

0

247. Nicholson

No

248. Norman Park

No

249. Ochlocknee

Yes

Yes

250. Omega

Yes

Yes

251. Patterson

No

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

8,000

No

No

0

No

0

No

2

No

0

0

252. Pavo

No

253. Pine Lake

Yes

Yes

254. Pine Mountain

Yes

Yes

255. Pineview

No

Yes

10,000

No

10,000

No

0

No

0

No

Yes

10

Yes

No

No

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 11

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group G

256. Portal

Yes

Yes

257. Poulan

No

258. Ray City

Yes

Yes

259. Riceboro

Yes

Yes

260. Roberta

Yes

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

al lowed? lot size, sq ft al lowed? lot size, sq ft al lowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

728

Yes

0

Yes

12,000

No

No

0

Yes

6,000

No

0

Yes

30,000

No

6,000

No

5

No

No

Yes

0

261. Screven

No

262. Senoia

Yes

Yes

263. Smithvi 1le

Yes

Yes

264. Ti gna 11

Yes

Yes

265. Tunnell Hill

No

Yes

No

No

0

No

No

Yes

10

Yes

10,000

No

0

Yes

10,000

No

10,000

No

0

Yes

0

266. Ty Ty

Yes

Yes

Yes

8,000

No

8,000

No

0

267. Uvalda

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

0

2G8. Waleska

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

5

269. Warwick

Yes

12,000

Yes

12,000

Yes

2

270. Waverly Hall

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

150

Yes

6

271. White

Yes

Yes

272. Whitesburg

Yes

Yes

273. Winterville

Yes

Yes

274. Woodland

No

275. Young Harris

Yes

Yes

Yes

15,000

No

Yes

2, 152

No

Yes

No

Yes

15,000

No

8

No

5

0

No

0

0

Population Group H

276. Aldora

No

No

No

277. A11 entown

No

Yes

No

278. Arabi

No

Yes

No

No

0

No

0

No

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 12

Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mob i1e home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(8)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

279. Attapulgus

No

280. Avalon

Yes

Yes

281. Avera

No

282. Bartow

No

283. Barwick

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

aIlowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? lot size, sq ft a! lowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

20,000

No

No

0

Yes

11,000

No

7,200

No

4

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

0

Yes

No

No

0

284. Bellville 285. Bethlehem
286. Between 287. Bishop 288. Bluffton

No

0

0

No

Yes

No

2

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

43,560

No

No

10

No

Yes

Yes

43,560

No

0

289. Blythe 290. Bostwick 291. Brooks 292. Cadwell 293. Carl

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

44,000

No

No

0

No

Yes

3

No

Yes

6,000

Yes

10

Yes

10,890

No

No

0

Yes

87, 120

No

87, 120

No

0

294. Carlton

No

295. Cecil

No

296. Centralhatchee

Yes

Yes

297. Climax

No

298. Cobbtown

No

Yes

No

Yes

50

No

Yes

43,560

Yes

2

No

Yes

No

2

0

No

0

0

No

0

No

0

299. Colbert 300. Coleman 301. Concord 302. Corinth

No

Yes

40,000

No

40,000

No

0

No

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

21,780

No

21,780

No

0

Yes

Yes

Yes

43,560

No

750

Yes

5

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 13

Georgia Department of Conmunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

303. Culloden

No

304. Daisy

Yes

Yes

305. Damascus

No

306. Danielsville

No

307. Danv i 11 e

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

al lowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? lot size, sq ft allowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

No

Yes

25,000

No

Yes

No

Yes

1,000

No

Yes

11,520

No

No

0

No

0

No

0

Yes

5

No

0

308. Davisboro

No

Yes

No

No

0

309. Dawsonville

No

Yes

No

No

0

310. Deepstep

No

Yes

No

No

0

311. Denton

No

Yes

No

No

0

312. DeSoto

Yes

No

Yes

7,000

No

7,000

No

0

313. Dexter

No

314. Dillard

Yes

Yes

315. East Ellijay

Yes

Yes

316. Edgeh-ill

No

317. Ellenton

Yes

Yes

Yes

21,780

Yes

15,000

No

Yes

200

No

Yes

No

Yes

15,000

No

2

No

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

318. Ephesus

Yes

Yes

Yes

44,000

No

No

0

319. Eton

No

Yes

2,640

No

2,640

No

0

320. Flemington

Yes

Yes

Yes

10,000

No

7,200

No

5

321. Franklin Springs

Yes

Yes

Yes

6,200

No

2

322. Funston

No

Yes

No

No

0

323. Gay 324. Gillsville 325. Girard 326. Good Hope

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

30,000

No

0

0

0

No

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 14

Georgia Department of Convnunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mob i le home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

327. Haralson

Yes

Yes

328. Higgston

329. Hilltonia

No

330. Hoboken

No

331. I la

Yes

Yes

-- 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

aIlowed? lot size, sq ft

allowed? lot size, sq ft

a1lowed? required acreage

(C)

(D)

(E)

(F)

(G)

(H)

------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------

Yes

No

Yes

0

0

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

No

15,000

No

0

332. Jakin

No

333. Jenkinsburg

Yes

Yes

334. Keysvi 1le

No

335. Kite

No

336. Leslie

No

Yes

No

Yes

217,800

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

0

337. Li1 ly

No

Yes

No

No

0

338. Lone Oak

Yes

Yes

Yes

43,560

Yes

900

Yes

0

339. Mansfield

Yes

Yes

Yes

20,000

No

20,000

No

0

340. Meansville

Yes

Yes

Yes

21,780

No

600

0

341. Milner

No

Yes

32,670

No

No

0

342. Mineral Bluff

No

343. Mitchel 1

No

Yes

344. Montrose

No

Yes

345. Morgan

Yes

Yes

Yes

346. Morganton

No

No

No

60

No

0

No

0

No

0

60

No

2

0

347. Newington 348. Norwood 349. Nunez 350. Oak Park

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

5,000

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

1994 Municipal Government Catalog

Page 13 - 15

Georgia Department of Co111nunity Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Does city have

mobile home/

manufactured Is ordinance

housing

enforced

ordinance? by city?

Municipality

(A)

(B)

---------------------------------------------------

Population Group H

351. Odum

No

352. Omaha

No

353. Orchard Hill

No

354. Parrott

Yes

Yes

355. Pitts

No

-- 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

a1lowed? lot size, sq ft

(E)

(F)

------------------------------

-- Placement of mobile/ --
manufactured housing in mobile housing parks

al lowed? required acreage

(G)

(H)

------------------------------

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

87, 120

No

Yes

12,000

No

Yes

No

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

356. Plainville

No

357. Pulaski

No

358. Rentz

No

359. Roopvi lie

No

360. Sale City

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

43,560

No

Yes

No

No

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

0

361. Santa Claus

Yes

Yes

No

362. Scotland

Yes

Yes

Yes

363. Shady Dale

No

Yes

No

364. Sharon

No

Yes

No

365. Siloam

No

Yes

0

Yes

0

No

0

No

0

0

366. Sky Valley

No

367. Sumner

No

No

Yes

368. Surrency

No

Yes

No

369. Sycamore

No

Yes

No

370. Talmo

Yes

Yes

No

0

0

No

0

No

0

No

0

371. Taylorsville

Yes

Yes

372. Tiger

Yes

Yes

373. Vidette

No

374. Waco

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

7,500

Yes

10

Yes

15,000

0

Yes

No

No

0

Yes

No

No

0

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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufacturing Housing

Mun icipa 1ity

Does city have mobile home/ manufactured
housing ordinance?
(A)

Is ordinance enforced by city?
(8)

-- 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

allowed? lot size, sq ft

(E)

(F)

Population Group H

375. Warm Springs

Yes

Yes

376. White Plains

Yes

Yes

377. Wi 11 iamson

No

378. Woodville

Yes

Yes

379. Woolsey

Yes

Yes

Yes

7,500

Yes

44,100

No

Yes

No

No

320,000

No

No

43,560

No

-- Placement of mobile/ -manufactured housing in mobile housing parks

allowed? required acreage

(G)

(H)

Yes

0

No

5

No

1

No

0

0

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Georgia Department of Community Affairs 1994 Survey of Municipal Government Operations

Table 13: Mobile Home/Manufactured Housing - Summary Sketch

Number of cities

having mobile home/ Number

manufactured housing enforcing

Number ordinance

ordinance

' ' Group in group #

#

--------------------------------------------------

A

3

3 100% 2 67%

B

7

5

71% 5 71%

C

24

21

88% 21 88%

D

39

34

87' 33 85%

E

59

49

83% 49 83%

F

69

58

84% 56 81%

G

74

45

61% 42 57%

H 104

38

37% 37 36%

Total 379 253

67% 245 65%

--- Number allowing ---

placement of mobile/ Average

manufactured housing minimum lot

on individual lots size in

' #

square feet

------------------------------------

3

100% 11,000

1

14%

6,000

13

54' 24,600

21

54%

7,470

33

56%

8,510

51

74%

17 I 100

58

78% 13,480

85

82% 28,330

265

70%

16 I 740

--- Number allowing ---

placement of mobile/ Average

manufactured housing in minimum

mobile home subdivisions lot size

' #

in sq. ft.

------------------------------------

1

33%

7,000

2

29%

8,700

4

m

6,750

7

18%

10,930

13

22%

6,590

8

m

9,750

6

8% 11,380

4

4%

30,040

45

m 12,560

--- Number allowing ---

placement of mobile/

manufactured housing in Average

mobile housing parks required

#

% acreage

------------------------------------

0

0%

10

2

29%

10

6

25%

10

14

36%

10

24

41%

10

13

19%

0

9

m

10

10

10%

10

78

21%

10

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