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American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Program

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1. Can you share specific details about what can be funded?

The U.S. Department of the Treasury shared (PDF) answers to frequently asked questions regarding the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (CSFRF / CLFRF, or Fiscal Recovery Funds). 

Topics Include:

• Eligibility and Allocations
• Eligible Uses - Responding to the Public Health Emergency/Negative Economic Impacts
• Eligible Uses - Revenue Loss
• Eligible Uses - General
• Eligible Uses  - Premium Pay
• Eligible Uses  - Water, Sewer, and Broadband Infrastructure
• Non-Entitlement Units (NEUs)
• Ineligible Uses
• Reporting
• Miscellaneous
• Operations

Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)

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Animal Control

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1. Does Camden County Have a Leash Law?

Yes. All pets must be restrained to their owner's property by fence, leash, or other appropriate measure. Animals may not leave the owner's property unless properly leashed and accompanied by a responsible person. Animals chained, tethered or fenced outside must have a weatherproof shelter. Waste from the animals must not be allowed to accumulate causing an annoyance or health hazard.

Loose dogs are a public health and safety hazard. Since it is impossible to determine how well trained any individual dog is, Camden County requires all dogs be leashed and under the care & control of a competent person. Please remember when walking your dog(s) you are required to remove and dispose of any feces your animal deposits.

2. What Should I Do if I am Bitten by an Animal?

All animal bites should be washed with soap and water immediately. You should contact your Doctor, and Animal Control. All animal bites should be reported to Animal Control within 24 hours of incident at 912-576-7395 during business hours on weekdays. Contact the Camden County E-911 Center Non-Emergency number at 912-729-1442 on weekends or after 5:00 p.m. on weekdays. 

3. Are cats, as well as dogs, required to be vaccinated against rabies?

By Georgia law, dogs, cats, and ferrets must get rabies vaccination when they are twelve weeks of age or older. Rabies vaccinations are only recognized in Georgia when performed by a licensed veterinarian. Call your veterinarian for more details on rabies shots for your pets. If your pet is bitten or scratched by a wild animal notify your veterinarian immediately.

4. Is it Normal For Raccoons to be Out in the Daytime?

While raccoons are nocturnal animals, they do sometimes forage in the daylight hours. They feed with the tides, and the moon phases. They are also opportunistic feeders, meaning if you feed animals outside and leave food out continuously you may unwittingly be attracting raccoons or other wildlife to your yard.

Pick up any uneaten animal food within 30 minutes, and do not throw scraps or leftovers in the yard or areas near your residence.

5. What Can I do About the Wildlife In, Under, or Around My House?

Animal Control does not typically remove wild animals from homes or businesses. To help prevent wildlife from being attracted to your house or yard, do not leave food of any kind outside. If you feed cats/dogs outside, remove uneaten food after 30 minutes. Placing screens over chimneys, and attic vents help reduce the risks associated with bat colonies, squirrels and other wildlife entering the home through those openings. Do not let yard waste/debris stay piled up in your yard; it could attract rodents which will attract snakes. The removal of nuisance wildlife should only be done by a licensed trapper or the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (GA-DNR). Contact GA-DNR at 912-264-7237.

6. I Can No Longer Keep my Pet. Will You Come Pick it Up?

No, Animal Control does not pick up owner surrender pets. We encourage owners to seek help keeping the pet or finding it a new home.

7. My Pet is Sick, Will You Come Look at It?

No. Animal Control Officers are not veterinarians. While we are familiar with some diseases, or conditions, we cannot dispense medical advice. 

We encourage all pet owners to see proper veterinary care for their pets.

8. You are not going to hurt the animal, are you?

Animal Control does not use any equipment inherently harmful to any animals. 

9. Where is your holding facility?

The Camden County Animal Control holding facility is located at the Animal Control offices, 1144 Godley Avenue in Woodbine.

10. Will animals be posted on social media?

Yes, we share found dogs on social media. Follow our Facebook and Instagram accounts to see these animals. 

11. What happens if owners do not come forward?

There is very limited space available for holding dogs. We strongly encourage interested residents to assist with finding foster homes or permanent homes through adoption. 

12. What is currently being done with the funds the humane society used to receive?

 Camden County Animal Control is using the $167,750 in the FY 2024 budget to provide food and shelter for the stray dogs of Camden County. 

13. Why won’t you pick-up a dog for 48 hours?

Many dogs are found in the neighborhood they live in, and they have the best chance of getting back home if they are retained in their neighborhood. Animal Control is very scary for dogs and often a perfectly friendly dog can be mistaken for aggressive due to the circumstances. We want to give the pet an opportunity to find his/her way home. Over 70% of dogs return home within 48 hours if they remain in the area. 

14. Once a dog or cat is picked up by Animal Control, where is it taken?

The Camden County Animal Control holding facility is located at the Animal Control offices, 1144 Godley Avenue in Woodbine.

15. What’s the plan for cats? Is there a plan in place for cats?

Camden County, in partnership with the Best Friends Organization, has a TNVR program. 

TNVR is a universal term that can mean  Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR), Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), or Shelter-Neuter-Return (SNR). TNVR is the most effective, and humane, method of controlling feral cat population growth. TNVR should not be used to create cat colonies but should instead be used as cat colony prevention, reducing overall numbers over time.

Interested in participating in Camden County's TNVR Program? Complete the TNVR Interest Form. 

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Bryan-Lang Historical Archives

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1. Are you a lending Library?

No, we are a research-only facility.

2. Do you provide research services?

Yes, for a fee.

3. What type of research services do you offer?

Basic and advanced.

4. Which geographical areas do you cover?

Mainly in the following counties: Camden, Glynn, Charlton and Brantley County.

5. What type of documents are available?

Census, family files, courts, marriage, death, divorce, and cemeteries.

6. Are you open on weekends?

No. For our hours of operation please see our webpage

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Cats

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1. What’s the plan for cats? Is there a plan in place for cats?

Camden County, in partnership with the Best Friends Organization, has a TNVR program. 

TNVR is a universal term that can mean  Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR), Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), or Shelter-Neuter-Return (SNR). TNVR is the most effective, and humane, method of controlling feral cat population growth. TNVR should not be used to create cat colonies but should instead be used as cat colony prevention, reducing overall numbers over time.

Interested in participating in Camden County's TNVR Program? Complete the TNVR Interest Form.

2. What is TNVR?

TNVR is Trap Neuter Vaccinate Return.

TNVR is the most effective, and humane, method of controlling feral cat population growth. TNVR should not be used to create cat colonies but should instead be used as cat colony prevention, reducing overall numbers over time.

3. How can I participate in Camden County's TNVR Program?

Interested in participating in Camden County's TNVR Program? Complete the TNVR Interest Form.

4. I don’t want stray cats, why are you returning them to my area?

Trapping and removing cats creates a phenomenon known as the “vacuum effect”; this means that when cats are removed from an area, other cats are just going to move in to fill the void. The new cats continue to reproduce and call for additional trap and removal, continuing the cycle. Trap and remove, usually resulting in the cat’s euthanasia, has been the most common method to control feral cats for several decades; if it was going to be successful, it would have been by now.

5. What is currently being done with the funds the humane society used to receive?

 Camden County Animal Control is using the $167,750 in the FY 2024 budget to provide food and shelter for the stray dogs of Camden County. 

6. Once a dog or cat is picked up by Animal Control, where is it taken?

The Camden County Animal Control holding facility is located at the Animal Control offices, 1144 Godley Avenue in Woodbine.

7. Are cats, as well as dogs, required to be vaccinated against rabies?

By Georgia law, dogs, cats, and ferrets must get rabies vaccination when they are twelve weeks of age or older. Rabies vaccinations are only recognized in Georgia when performed by a licensed veterinarian. Call your veterinarian for more details on rabies shots for your pets. If your pet is bitten or scratched by a wild animal notify your veterinarian immediately.

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Citizens' Academy

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1. How much does it cost to participate in the Citizens' Academy?

The Camden County Citizens' Academy is a free program.  

2. Do I have to live in Camden County to participate in the Citizens' Academy?

Camden County Citizens' Academy participants must be a resident of Camden County, a business owner in Camden County, or employed full-time in Camden County.

3. Is there an age requirement to participate?

Participants in the Camden County Citizens' Academy must be at least 18 years old.

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Clerk of Superior Court - Passports

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1. Why is the Department of State requiring a photocopy of my citizenship evidence and the original/certified copy?

While we return the original to you, we retain the additional copy with your passport record. This assists the Department’s effort to preserve the integrity of the passport issuance process, and reduces the risk of another person attempting to use evidence in your name to get a passport.

2. It states on my U.S. birth certificate that it is illegal to make a copy. What should I do?

If you elect not to submit a photocopy, you can submit a second certified copy of your birth certificate.

3. It states on my naturalization certificate or citizenship certificate “do not copy”. What should I do?

USCIS does not prohibit photocopies of these certificates for passport purposes 

4. The photocopy of my citizenship evidence is not clear. It has lines and watermarks that make it difficult to read. What should I do?

The lines and watermarks may be a feature of the safety paper your evidence is printed on. Please submit the clearest copy possible. 

5. Do I need to submit a photocopy of my passport book or card?

No, you do not need to submit a photocopy of the passport book or card that you are using as primary evidence of citizenship evidence.

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County Clerk

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1. What do I need to do if I want to speak at a Board of Commissioners meeting?

The Camden County Board of County Commissioners encourage public participation during regular, special called, and public hearing meetings. Citizens have a number of ways in which to address the Board; during one of the two public comments sections of a regular or special called meeting or by a written statement. The first Public Comment section is dedicated to comments specifically related to items on the agenda.  The second Public Comments section is dedicated to anything the public wishes to address. Written comments may be submitted for inclusion in the official record. These comments will not be read aloud, but will be included in the meeting minutes.

Public Hearings are allotted time to speak in favor or in opposition of a specific item, as well as a rebuttal. You may submit a speaker request form online or in person prior to the start of the meeting. This form provides the Commissioners or staff with the ability to follow up with a speaker on his or her concerns. Of course, if a speaker does not complete the form, he or she will not be barred from speaking. 

Those who complete a form will be called first and the Chairman will ask if there is anyone else wishing to address the board prior to the close of the Public Comments section.  As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the County Clerk’s office at (912) 576-5651.

Speaker Request Form

2. Who is my County Commissioner?

This map shows the five geographic districts in Camden County. If you are unsure of your district, you may find it on the district map or you may call the Office of the County Clerk at (912) 576-5651 for assistance.

District 1

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

County Commissioners by District

3. How can I get a copy of an agenda and/or minutes?

Camden County Board of Commissioner meeting agendas and minutes are available online. 

If you would like more details regarding an agenda, a specific item featured on an agenda, or need a certified copy of official minutes please call the Office of the County Clerk at (912) 576-5651 for assistance.

Agendas and Minutes

4. Where can I get a copy of codes and ordinances?

The Official Code of Camden County, Georgia, including the Unified Development Code, Impact Fees, and the Capital Improvement Element are all available online.

Camden County Official Code of Ordinances

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County Commissioner

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1. What do I need to do if I want to speak at a Board of Commissioners meeting?

The Camden County Board of County Commissioners encourage public participation during regular, special called, and public hearing meetings. Citizens have a number of ways in which to address the Board; during one of the two public comments sections of a regular or special called meeting or by a written statement. The first Public Comment section is dedicated to comments specifically related to items on the agenda.  The second Public Comments section is dedicated to anything the public wishes to address. Written comments may be submitted for inclusion in the official record. These comments will not be read aloud, but will be included in the meeting minutes.

Public Hearings are allotted time to speak in favor or in opposition of a specific item, as well as a rebuttal. You may submit a speaker request form online or in person prior to the start of the meeting. This form provides the Commissioners or staff with the ability to follow up with a speaker on his or her concerns. Of course, if a speaker does not complete the form, he or she will not be barred from speaking. 

Those who complete a form will be called first and the Chairman will ask if there is anyone else wishing to address the board prior to the close of the Public Comments section.  As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the County Clerk’s office at (912) 576-5651.

Speaker Request Form

2. Who is my County Commissioner?

This map shows the five geographic districts in Camden County. If you are unsure of your district, you may find it on the district map or you may call the Office of the County Clerk at (912) 576-5651 for assistance.

District 1

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

County Commissioners by District

3. How can I get a copy of an agenda and/or minutes?

Camden County Board of Commissioner meeting agendas and minutes are available online. 

If you would like more details regarding an agenda, a specific item featured on an agenda, or need a certified copy of official minutes please call the Office of the County Clerk at (912) 576-5651 for assistance.

Agenda & Minutes

4. Where can I get a copy of codes and ordinances?

The Official Code of Camden County, Georgia, including the Unified Development Code, Impact Fees, and the Capital Improvement Element are all available online.

Official Code of Camden County

5. How can I apply for an appointed Board, Commission, or Committee?

Complete the Citizen Board Application Form. Please note that applications will only be considered at specified times.  Please contact Katie Bishop, County Clerk, at 912-576-5651 with questions. 

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Curbside Collection

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1. What should I do if I did not receive service on my regular date?

Missed pickups should be reported to the Camden County Curbside Collection Office at 912-510-6881 within 24 hours. 

2. What should I do if my trash can is stolen?

Stolen carts must first be reported to the Camden County Sheriff’s Office at 912-510-5100. A case number will be assigned and you can then call the Curbside Collection Office to request a replacement at no extra charge. If you do not report it and do not call with a case number, then there will be a $60.00 cart replacement fee.

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Dogs

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1. Where is your holding facility?

The Camden County Animal Control holding facility is located at the Animal Control offices, 1144 Godley Avenue in Woodbine.

2. Will animals be posted on social media?

Yes, we share found dogs on social media. Follow our Facebook and Instagram accounts to see these animals. 

3. What happens if owners do not come forward?

There is very limited space available for holding dogs. We strongly encourage interested residents to assist with finding foster homes or permanent homes through adoption. 

4. Why won’t you pick-up a dog for 48 hours?

Many dogs are found in the neighborhood they live in, and they have the best chance of getting back home if they are retained in their neighborhood. Animal Control is very scary for dogs and often a perfectly friendly dog can be mistaken for aggressive due to the circumstances. We want to give the pet an opportunity to find his/her way home. Over 70% of dogs return home within 48 hours if they remain in the area. 

5. Once a dog or cat is picked up by Animal Control, where is it taken?

The Camden County Animal Control holding facility is located at the Animal Control offices, 1144 Godley Avenue in Woodbine.

6. Does Camden County Have a Leash Law?

Yes. All pets must be restrained to their owner's property by fence, leash, or other appropriate measure. Animals may not leave the owner's property unless properly leashed and accompanied by a responsible person. Animals chained, tethered or fenced outside must have a weatherproof shelter. Waste from the animals must not be allowed to accumulate causing an annoyance or health hazard.

Loose dogs are a public health and safety hazard. Since it is impossible to determine how well trained any individual dog is, Camden County requires all dogs be leashed and under the care & control of a competent person. Please remember when walking your dog(s) you are required to remove and dispose of any feces your animal deposits.

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Driveway Permits

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1. Why would I need a Driveway permit?

Before the surface or subsurface of any County Maintained road system can be tied into (private drive or new street) or altered in any way the Road Department must approve this action. This would include the changing of old or installation of new culvert for homesites.

2. Why would I need a Right-of-Way Encroachment Permit?

Any utility work, encroachments into a public right-of-way or easement (other than mail boxes meeting the requirements of this Development Code), pavement cuts and associated road or lane closures must be reviewed, approved and permitted by the Director of Public Works.  

3. Once I have the permit, who pays for the culvert pipe?

The property owner is responsible for the cost of the culvert and the installation.  We do inspect all culverts and driveway accesses.

4. Does the Public Works Department clean out driveway pipes?

On County Maintained Right-of-Ways the Public Works Department will clean out the culvert pipes when they are doing stormwater drainage ditch maintenance. The Road Department does not have permission to work on Private Property.

5. Will the County allow me to pipe my roadside ditch?

The Public Works Department will consider this option, only after reviewing an engineered set of plans.  When you submit your Driveway Permit or Right-of-Way Encroachment Permit you must includes an engineered set of plans that include drainage plan and hydraulics analysis. This must include a means of collection and discharge of water.

6. Does the county maintain ditches on State Right-of-Way?

No, this goes to local maintenance office of Georgia Department of Transportation.

7. What do I do if my driveway culvert needs to be replaced?

Contact a local contractor that replaces driveway culverts and performs driveway repairs.  Contact the Public Works office to obtain a Driveway Permit for repairs/maintenance.  After the repairs have been completed contact the public works office again for inspection.    

8. How can I protect my driveway and culvert?

1. Always be aware of water running or erosion starting on the sides of your driveway.  Water will always follow the path of least resistance.  
2. Make sure to inspect the sides of your driveway and around your culvert after a heavy rain event.  
3. Contact a contractor to inspect your driveway if you see cracking, make necessary repairs quickly.
4. Make sure your driveway is installed per standard specifications and that you use a licensed contractor. 
5. Concrete driveways should be a minimum of 6” in depth. 

9. I live on a private road; do I need a driveway permit?

No, the county only regulates Right of Way access on county owned and maintained roads and Right-of-Way.

10. I already have an existing driveway, I am installing an accessory in my back yard: do I need a permit?

If you are using you existing driveway to access your yard to install your accessory, No, you do not need an additional permit.  

If you will make a new ingress/egress over the Right-of-Way for construction, Yes, you will need a permit.  This would cover, pole barns, pools, sheds, barns, etc.

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Elections & Registration

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1. How do I register to vote online?

The State of Georgia's Online Voter Registration System allows users to register to vote, check your registration status, or make changes to your current registration record. Visit their website at: https://registertovote.sos.ga.gov.

2. What forms of identification can I use to vote?

Bring one of these six forms of identification to vote:

• Any valid state or federal government issued photo ID, including a free ID Card issued by your county registrar's office or the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS)
• A Georgia Driver's License, even if expired
• Valid employee photo ID from any branch, department, agency, or entity of the U.S. Government, Georgia, or any county, municipality, board, authority or other entity of this state
• Valid U.S. passport ID
• Valid U.S. military photo ID
• Valid tribal photo ID

3. How can I obtain a free Georgia Photo Identification card?

Visit the Georgia Department of Driver Services  (DDS) website to learn more about obtaining a Voter ID.

4. How do I become a poll worker?

 More information about becoming a poll worker, including an application, is available on the Poll Worker Information page on the Camden County website. Contact the Elections & Registration Office at 912-576-3245 if you have any questions. 

5. Who are our statewide elected officials?

The Georgia Secretary of State's office maintains a website with a list of Georgia's statewide elected state and federal officials.

6. What form of identification is required for registration?

Any valid state or federal government issued photo ID including a FREE voter ID Card issued by your county's Elections and Registration office or the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS). A Georgia Driver's License is also accepted or a valid employee ID from any branch, department, agency or entity of the U.S. Government, Georgia, or any county, municipality, board, authority, or other entity of this state. Other acceptable forms of identification include a valid U.S. passport, valid U.S. military ID card with photo, and a valid tribal ID card with photo.

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Emergency Management Agency

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1. Where are the evacuation routes in Camden County?

Georgia Highway 40 is westbound route for most residents in the southern part of Camden County. For those in the Woodbine area, Highway 110 south will lead them west and south to join Highway 40 west into Charlton County. Evacuees in the middle part of the County may also take Highway 252 south and west into Charlton County. Highway 259 leads west from Tarboro into Brantley County, while Highway 110 north will take them west to Highway 82 in Brantley County. Highway 17 and Interstate 95 are North-South corridors.

Information about Evacuation Routes (including maps) is available online. 

2. What is a Hurricane?

It is a specific name for a strong tropical cyclone. Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of less than 39 mph (34 kts) are called tropical depressions. Once winds reach at least 39 mph, they are typically called a tropical storm and assigned a name. If winds reach 74 mph (64 kts) they are called a hurricane

3. What is a hurricane watch?

A hurricane watch is issued when there is a threat of hurricane conditions within 36 hours.

4. If my house is well constructed, do I still need to evacuate for a tropical storm?

If you reside in an area where evacuation orders have been issued, you should evacuate.

5. Where will the evacuation shelters be opened?

Shelters will be opened as needed in areas unaffected by the event. If the event is a hurricane evacuation,then shelters will be opened in counties further inland. We will open shelters if needed after the hurricane has made landfall.

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Extension Office

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1. How do I complete a soil test?

Follow these steps:

1) Divide the targeted area into sections and take a sample from each section

2) Sample depth should be 4 inches for lawns and 6 inches for gardens, ornamentals, fruit trees and wildlife plots

3) Tools used should be clean of any soil, fertilizer or lime before additional submissions are attempted and

4) Clear the ground surface of thatch and mulch before sampling

Call office for more specific details, (912) -576-3219

2. How long does it take to get a soil test back?

Soil tests take anywhere from three to five days to return from Athens.

3. Which Camden County Extension address should I mail materials to?

Mail all materials to:
P.O. Box 309
Woodbine, Ga. 31569

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Finance

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1. What is Camden County's fiscal year?

July 1- June 30

2. Where is the Finance & Budget Office located?

The Finance & Budget Department is located at 200 East 4th Street in Woodbine on the 2nd floor of the Government Services Complex.

3. What are the current millage rates levied by the county?

Camden County General Fund – 15.562

Camden County Fire District - 1.35 (unincorporated)

State of Georgia – 0

Camden County School Board – 16.00

4. Does Camden County have an annual audit?

Yes, the County's audit is performed every year by an outside independent auditor. The complete report, including the auditor's opinion letter on the County's financial position, financial statements, and other financial information are included in the Annual Comprehensive Finance Report, available on the Financial Reports web page.

5. What is the Annual Comprehensive Finance Report and when is it available?

The Annual Comprehensive Finance Report includes the annual audit and other useful information that describes current year milestones and future outlook for the County’s activities. It is due to the State of Georgia within six months of the close of the County’s fiscal year so it will normally be available by December 30. 

The report is available on the Financial Reports web page.

6. Does Camden County have any long-term debt?

Currently, the County has no general obligation bonds and no capital leases. The Solid Waste Department issued $6.8 million in revenue bonds on April 15, 2002. On March 15, 2012, these bonds were refinanced with principle balance of $4.0 million. The remaining balance on these revenue bonds of $3.7 million will be paid out by March 1, 2022.

7. What is closure and post-closure costs for the landfill?

These are the estimated costs associated with the actual closing of the landfills. The costs are developed by engineers and updated annually. The County updates a CD annually that has been established specifically for this purpose. The current value in the CD is $6.7 million. This balance increases annually to coincide with the actual liability for the facilities.

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Fire Rescue

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1. What do I need to do to burn outdoors?

For unincorporated Camden County, please obtain a burn permit from the Georgia Forestry Commission. Burn Permits may be obtained by phone at 1-877-OK2-BURN (1-877-652-2876) or online at: https://gatrees.org/fire-prevention-suppression/burn-permits.  

NOTE: Permits are good only for the day they are issued. If you obtain your permit after dark, your permit will be good for the following day.

2. Can I get a Free Smoke Alarm?

Yes. The Prevention Division will install a free smoke alarm to those residents that are in need. Please contact CCFR Headquarters at 912-729-3911 for more information.

Free Smoke Alarms

3. How do I obtain a copy of a fire report?

Please contact our Camden County Fire Rescue Headquarters at (912) 729-3911.

4. How do I obtain a copy of an EMS report?

Please contact our billing clerk at (912) 729-3911.

5. Does the fire department fill swiming pools?

No. However, if you live in area serviced by a municipal water system, you are encouraged to contact their office to see what options you may have.

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GIS

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1. What is GIS?

Per the Environmental Systems Research Institute better known as ESRI, GIS is “a geographic information system (GIS) is a system that creates, manages, analyzes, and maps all types of data. GIS connects data to a map, integrating location data (where things are) with all types of descriptive information (what things are like there). This provides a foundation for mapping and analysis that is used in science and almost every industry. GIS helps users understand patterns, relationships, and geographic context. The benefits include improved communication and efficiency as well as better management and decision making.”

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Home

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1. Who is my County Commissioner?

This map shows the five geographic districts in Camden County. If you are unsure of your district, you may find it on the district map or you may call the Office of the County Clerk at (912) 576-5651 for assistance.

• District 1
• District 2
• District 3
• District 4
• District 5
• Board of Commissioners

2. Are the Board of Commissioner meetings open to the public?

Yes! All Board of Commissioners meetings are open to the public.

The Board of Commissioners usually meet on the first and third Tuesday of each month, exceptions are made and posted on the calendar.  Regular meetings begin at 6:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers on the 2nd Floor of the Government Services Complex located at 200 East 4th Street in Woodbine. Special called meetings are held when necessary. 

The Board of Commissioners makes policies, adopts laws, sets budget limits, sets tax rates, etc. The Board appoints a County Administrator who is chosen by and responsible to the Board of County Commissioners. The County Administrator oversees the day-to-day operations of the County, advises the Board, and implements Commission policy.

3. What do I need to do if I want to speak at a Board of Commissioners meeting?

The Camden County Board of County Commissioners encourage public participation during regular, special called, and public hearing meetings. Citizens have a number of ways in which to address the Board; during one of the two public comments sections of a regular or special called meeting or by a written statement. The first Public Comment section is dedicated to comments specifically related to items on the agenda.  The second Public Comments section is dedicated to anything the public wishes to address. Written comments may be submitted for inclusion in the official record. These comments will not be read aloud, but will be included in the meeting minutes.

Public Hearings are allotted time to speak in favor or in opposition of a specific item, as well as a rebuttal. You may submit a speaker request form online or in person prior to the start of the meeting. This form provides the Commissioners or staff with the ability to follow up with a speaker on his or her concerns. Of course, if a speaker does not complete the form, he or she will not be barred from speaking. 

Those who complete a form will be called first and the Chairman will ask if there is anyone else wishing to address the board prior to the close of the Public Comments section.  As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the County Clerk’s office at (912) 576-5651.

Speaker Request Form

4. What time does the Tag Office open?

The Camden County Tax Commissioner's Office is open weekdays from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. More information is available on their website.

5. When is my court date?

Please contact the court with jurisdiction over your case.  The Camden County Courthouse is open weekdays from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.

• Magistrate Court, 912-576-5658
• Probate Court, 912-576-3785
• Clerk of Superior Court, 912-576-5631

6. Where may I find County Codes and Ordinances?

County Codes and Ordinances are available online. 

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Human Resources

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1. I want to apply for a job, but the position is not open.

The County accepts applications for open positions only.

2. Can I submit a resume?

To be considered for any Camden County job opportunity, there must be an open position. All applications must be submitted online through the link on the Employment Opportunities page.

3. Do I have to fill out all portions of the application if I attach a resume?

All resumes must be submitted online through the Employment Opportunities page in order to be considered for a position.

4. May I leave a copy of my resume on file for future job openings?

Due to the volume of inquiries we receive, we cannot keep resumes on file, and we can only accept applications for positions which are currently open.

5. When is my application due?

All applications must be received by 5:00 p.m. of the closing date. Applications received after the closing date will not be considered for the position.

6. Do I need to submit a separate application for each position that I would like to apply for?

Yes, a separate application needs to be submitted for each individual position for which you apply.

7. How often is this information updated?

Job vacancy information on the web is updated daily. Please note that the availability of each position is subject to change at any time.

8. How long after I apply might I be called for an interview?

The time varies depending on the department involved; however, it usually takes 2 - 3 weeks after the closing date on the job to conduct interviews and reach a hiring decision. The Human Resources Division will notify the applicants to be interviewed.

9. Where do I submit an application?

Applications should be submitted online through the "Apply Now" link on the Employment Opportunities page.

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Magistrate Court

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1. Can I speak to a Judge when I come into your office?

No. Judges are not allowed to carry on ex-parte communications with a potential litigant.

2. How do I file an answer?

The court has an answer form for you to fill out. For the form...

3. In which county should I file my lawsuit?

You must file a lawsuit in the correct venue. Depending upon the case, venue typically lies in the county where the defendant lives, where a substantial part of the business was transacted, where the real property is located, or where the tortious act, omission, or injury occurred.

4. How are cases presented in court?

The plaintiff carries the burden of proof and gets to present their evidence and witnessess first. After a witness testifies, the other party in the case can cross examine that witness. Once the Plaintiff has presented all of their evidence and witnesses, the Defendant will have an opportunity to so the same.

5. What do I need to bring with me to the court hearing?

You should bring any witnesses that you feel have direct knowledge of the facts that are related to your case and any documents such as photographs, repair bills, receipts, or contracts that you feel will prove your case.

6. Can I bring a notorized statement from a witness that can not appear in court?

No, this is considered hearsay. All testimony must be presented by live witnesses that are then subject to cross examination by the opposing side.

7. What is the difference between a dismissal with prejudice and a dismissal without prejudice?

A Dismissal with Prejudice means that the case can never be filed against the other party again. A Dismissal without Prejudice means that the case can be re-filed.

8. I won my case and it has been paid. What do I do now?

Judgment creditors have certain duties. Once the judgment is paid, the judgment creditor is required (within 60 days) to direct the clerk of the court in writing:

1 - To cancel the writ of FiFa, if issued;
2 - To mark the judgment satisfied on the court docket.

Failure to timely comply may subject the judgment creditor to monetary damages. See O.C.G.A. 9-13-80.

9. Can I appeal my civil case if I lose in court?

Yes. You must file a Notice of Appeal and tender appeal fees with the clerk of the Magistrate Court within thirty days of the entry of judgment on the case. Appeals from dispossessory cases have to be filed within seven days of the entry of judgment and follow a different format. The case will be forwarded to the Superior Court of Camden County and will be assigned a new case number and will be scheduled for a new trial.

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Mosquito Control

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1. Who is providing Mosquito Control to Camden County?

Vector Disease Control International, VDCI – They have a white truck with Mosquito Control Contractor on the door. 

2. Do you have a set schedule for spraying mosquitoes? Can you call me before you spray?

Spraying for adult mosquito outbreaks occurs on an as-needed basis. As such, we make daily decisions based on the data gathered from our traps set across the county, observations from field technicians, and service requests from the citizens.  The Program Director considers multiple factors each day before assigning spray truck routes including:

• Mosquito species-specific factors such as population density, breeding habitat, migration pattern, peak activity time, preferred blood source, disease-capability, and chemical susceptibility
• Community-specific factors such as potential for negative economic or quality of life impact, susceptible populations such as the young, elderly, or immune-compromised, local events and outdoor activities, public concerns
• Environmental factors such as weather conditions (including temperature, rain, and wind), and protection of non-target organisms and ecosystems

This allows us to assign spray trucks where the chemical application is most needed and will be most effective. By using this scientifically justified approach we can be good stewards of the environment while protecting human health using the appropriate chemicals and amounts sufficient to minimize the negative impact of the vector while avoiding any unnecessary risk. 

From a logistics standpoint, we are not able to contact every citizen prior to spraying. You can request to be placed on the no-spray list or request to be sprayed by calling 912-217-6300. 

3. How can I request to not be sprayed?

Yes. Only the property owner can make this request. Please contact the Mosquito Control Office at 912-217-6300 and request to speak with a Supervisor to be added to our Exclusion List. The spray drift from our trucks is usually about 300 feet, and we closely monitor the wind speed and direction as to make sure the spray does not go off-target. Once added to the Exclusion List, a 300 foot buffer zone will be implemented around your property and when the spray truck passes you may still here the spray unit’s engine running, but no chemical (it looks like a white plume from the bed of the truck) should be visible. 

4. Are the products that you use safe?

The products we use are registered and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These products have undergone extensive testing to ensure that when they are applied in a manner consistent with the label that they will not have any significant adverse effects on human health or the environment. For more information see the Larvicide and Adulticide pages on our website.

5. Is there anything I can do to help with mosquito control?

Yes!

1. Check clogged gutters and flat roofs that may have poor drainage
2. Drain all water from boats while being stored
3. Drain water from pools not in use
4. Empty plastic wading pools, bird baths, and pet water bowls at least once a week
5. Fill in tree holes and hollow stumps that hold water
6. Repair screening on windows, doors, porches, and patios
7. Remove standing water in old tires buckets, drums, or any other containers
8. Stock your ornamental water gardens with mosquito-eating fish (Gambusia, Minnows, or Goldfish)
9. Avoid being outside around dusk or dawn (peak mosquito activity times) if possible
10. Apply and reapply insect repellant to yourself and family if you are going to be outside
11. Reach out to our staff with any questions and place service requests so we can better serve the community!

6. Do you provide public education about mosquitoes?

Yes, mosquito control personnel are willing to provide educational programs to groups throughout the year. Contact the Mosquito Control Office at 912-217-6300 for more information.

7. How does the service request work?

All mosquito service requests will be processed as soon as possible, usually within 48 hours, staff and weather permitting. You can contact the call us at 912-217-6300 and provide us with your name, telephone number, address including the city and zip code, name of your development (if applicable), and gate code (if applicable). Then, your location will be scheduled for inspection and/or to be sprayed by a truck depending on the inspection and trap data. 

8. How many phone calls do you need to spray in my area?

The number of phone calls for service does not determine when or where treatment for adult mosquitoes will be done.

9. How many types of mosquitoes are there?

There are over 3,000 different types of mosquitoes. In Georgia we have over 60! Some are disease capable and are sent to the lab for testing while others are only pestiferous.

10. Do all mosquitoes bite?

No, only female mosquitoes bite. Females need blood to make eggs. Male mosquitoes feed on plant sugar. Only some species of mosquito like to bite people.

11. Can bites from mosquitoes make me sick?

Only a small number of mosquitoes in Georgia can transmit pathogens to people. Just because a mosquito is known to be capable of transmitting a pathogen, that does not mean it will ever be exposed to it.

12. Where are all the mosquitoes coming from?

Immature mosquitoes live and develop in standing water. The location depends upon the species. There are mosquitoes that breed in salt marshes, swamps, crab holes, ponds, swales, bromeliads and even small containers like buckets. But keep in mind, a mosquito only needs a bottle-cap of water to lay up to 300 eggs at one time! As adults, mosquitoes prefer nice shady places around vegetation. Chances are, if mosquitoes are bothering you at home, they are liking breeding someplace nearby.

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New Resident Information

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1. When is the next Camden County Board of Commissioners meeting?

The Camden County Board of Commissioners meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month, unless otherwise scheduled. Please visit the Calendar to check the next meeting date.

2. Where are the parks?

The Camden County Public Service Authority (PSA) maintains parks throughout Camden County.  Visit the PSA website to find more information about the location of parks in Camden County. 

3. Where can I find local school information?

Visit the Camden County Schools website for more information.

4. Recycling?

If you live in unincorporated Camden County, one recycling bin is provided and additional recycling may be left in brown paper bags (if desired).

Will collect the following recyclables:  Plastic 1 & 2; Glass bottles & Jars (emptied, rinsed and lids removed); Brown bags; Metal Cans (crushed); Aluminum cans (crushed); Newspaper & Inserts; Phone Books; Corrugated cardboard (flattened & cut in 2' by 3' pieces for placement under the recycle bin).  

The following items will not be picked up: pizza boxes; plastic bags; butter tubs; juice and milk cardboard cartons; egg cartons; styrofoam; magazines; catalogs; pool or other chemical containers.

If you live in the city limits of Kingsland, St. Marys, or Woodbine, please contact your municipality.

5. Trash Pickup?

If you live in unincorporated Camden County, please contact the Curbside Collections office at 912-510-6881 for more information.  If you live inside the city limits of Kingsland, St. Marys, or Woodbine, please contact your municipality.

6. Where can I find emergency disaster information?

The Camden County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) website has information for Camden County residents.

7. What are the local emergency contacts?

In an emergency, please call 9-1-1.  

Please note, if you need assistance that is not an emergency use the non-emergency number, 912-729-1442.

8. Where can I get a marriage license?

Please contact the Probate Court at 912 576-3785 for more information about marriage licenses. 

9. Where do I go for Vital Records?

Most vital records, including birth certificates, death certificates, and marriage licenses are handled by the Probate Court. For divorce records, please contact the Clerk of Superior Court. 

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Planning & Development

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1. What type of permits are required?

Permits are required for Buildings, Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical, Swimming Pools/Spas, Carport/Garage/Shed, Home Additions and Alterations.

2. How do I obtain an address for my property?

You will be issued an address for your property when you apply for a permit.

3. How long does it take to get a building permit?

For all new projects, applications and plans must be in to the office by 5:00 pm on Thursday. A review committee meets the following Wednesday to review all applications. If approved, the permit can be issued immediately.

4. Does my permit have an expiration date?

Yes, a permit expires within six months from the date of issue.

5. What do I need for a business license?

You will need a government issued photo ID and the business address has to be located in the unincorporated area of Camden County. If you are not the property owner, we will need a copy of your lease or an owner authorization signed by the property owner giving you permission to have the business on their property. 

A business license is issued within one week after receipt of application if the request is approved for the zoning of the property.

6. Where are the Planning and Development Meetings and how often are they?

The meetings are held the 4th Wednesday of each month at 6:00 pm at the Camden County Annex Building, 107 N Gross Rd, Kingsland, GA 31548.

7. What are the rules for Recreational Vehicles (RVs)?

An RV is considered a vehicle and not a residence. It cannot be used for a residence and it if is being used as a dwelling it is in violation of the Zoning Ordinance and subject to action by Code Enforcement. RV’s are allowed in designated RV parks.

8. Will the County enforce the covenants in my subdivision?

No, the County does not enforce private covenants. The County only enforces laws in the Code of Ordinances. The individual property owners associations are responsible for the enforcement of covenants.

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Probate Court

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1. Do I automatically receive a certified copy of my child's birth certificate?

No, you must request a certified copy of a birth certificate. Requests may be made in person or by mail. The Probate Court can assist you with this process. 

2. Does the Probate Court perform marriage ceremonies?

Yes, the Probate Court can perform your marriage ceremony by appointment only. 

These appointments are scheduled on Thursdays, except for holidays.  Please contact the Probate Court at 912-576-3785 to schedule an appointment.

3. How can I get a certified copy of my marriage license?

Application and payment for certified copies of Marriage Certificates may be obtained through EZCourtPay.

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Public Works

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1. Why would I need a right-of-way permit?

Brfore the surface or subsurface of any County Maintained road system can be tied into (private drive or new street) or altered in any way the Road Department must approve this action. This would include the changing of old or installation of new culvert for homesites.

2. Once I have the permit, who pays for the culvert pipe?

The property owner is responsible for the culvert. The Road Department does offer the service of installing the pipe with proper compensation from the property owner. We do not install for Contractors. We do inspect all culverts and driveway accesses.

3. Does the Road Department clean out driveway pipes?

Yes, on County Maintained Right-of-Ways. The Road Department does not have permission to work on Private Property.

4. Will the County allow mw to pipe my roadside ditch?

Yes, upon approval of Right-of-Way Encroachment Permit that includes an engineered set of pland that include drainage plan and hydraulics analysis. This must include a means of collection and discharge of water.

5. Do we maintain ditches on State Right-of-Way?

No, this goes to local maintenance office of Georgia Department of Transportation.

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Senior Center

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1. Does it cost anything to attend the center?

No, it is Free to attend

2. I dont drive, How will I get to the Senior Center?

We have partnered with the Coastal Reional Coaches to provide transportation to those who need it.

3. Does your facility offer snacks or lunch?

Yes, A hot nutritious lunch is available Monday through Friday at 11:30 to our clients. There is no charge to partiipant in the lunch program. We just ask that if you will be joining us for lunch you are here by 10:30AM.

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Solid Waste

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1. What are your hours of operation?

The Construction and Demolition (C & D) site and the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) site, located on GA Hwy 110, are open Monday – Friday from 7:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. 

The Old Still Yard Waste site, located on Old Still Road, is open on Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. 

All sites are closed on Sundays. 

2. What are your tonnage rates?

Tipping fees vary depending on material

3. Are you tax supported?

No, tipping fees support every aspect of our operation.

4. Where are the landfills located?

Both the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) site and the Construction & Demolition (C & D) site are located in extreme southwest Camden County on Georgia Highway 110. The C & D site is about 1.6 miles north of the intersection with Georgia Highway 40 and the MSW site is about 2.75 miles north of the intersection with Georgia Highway 40. Although the address is listed as Folkston, both sites are in the unincorporated area of southwest Camden County. The Old Still Road Yard Waste site is located in Kingsland.

Addresses:

• MSW: 2750 Georgia Highway 110, Folkston, Georgia 31537
• C & D: 1600 Georgia Highway 110, Folkston, Georgia 31537
• Old Still Road Yard Waste Site: 4883 Old Still Road W, Kingsland, Georgia 31548

5. Where can I dispose my furniture?

Furniture goes to the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Landfill located at 2750 Highway 110, Folkston, Georgia 31537.

6. What types of wastes are unacceptable?

Uncceptable wastes at both sites:

• Liquid Wastes,
• Lead Acid Batteries,
• Untreated, non-residential biomedical waste,
• Petroleum products,
• Pesticides, and
• Herbicides.

7. Do I pay a disposal fee for my waste?

Yes, and the fee depends on the weight and which landfill you are utilizing. We accept cash, credit card, and checks. 

8. What do I do with my paint?

We DO NOT accept liquid paint. We can accept dry paint however. You can mix sawdust or kitty litter in it to dry it out, or leave the lid off to turn it into a solid.

9. What may be taken to the Old Still site?

Camden County residents may bring residential yard waste to the Old Still Yard Waste Site located at 4883 Old Still Road W, Kingsland. This site is open from 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. on Saturdays only. No commercial customers. 

10. Do you accept special waste?

Certain special waste can also be accepted but must be pre-approved. To obtain approval for special waste, a special waste application must be submitted to the Solid Waste Department along with an analytical or TCLP of the waste. For more information on special waste or to obtain a special waste application, please call (912)-510-5854.

11. Do I have to use a tarp to transport waste to your sites?

We require the use of tarps and straps on waste loads, as required by state law, or you will not be allowed to dispose of your waste.

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SPLOST

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1. What is a SPLOST?

A Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) is a county-wide tax used to fund capital outlay projects proposed by the county government and participating municipal governments. It may not be used for operating expenses. The tax is imposed when the County Board of Commissioners calls a local referendum and the referendum is subsequently passed by the voters within the county. The tax is collected on all items subject to sales tax.

2. Is a SPLOST currently being collected in Camden County?

Yes. In March 2019, Camden County voters renewed the SPLOST estimated to bring in $55 million. The SPLOST was approved to be collected for 6 years (the maximum amount of time permitted by law) and will expire June 30, 2025. 

3. Will a SPLOST increase property taxes?

No. A SPLOST is a consumption tax, not a property tax. It is charged on goods purchased in Camden County, regardless of where the purchaser resides.

4. Will a SPLOST increase sales taxes?

No. It is be a continuation of the existing sales tax, remaining at the current level of seven percent. The SPLOST VII one percent sales tax ended on June 30, 2019, and the SPLOST VIII one percent sales tax began collection on July 1, 2019.

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Tax Commissioner

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1. Where do I obtain a Georgia drivers license?

Georgia drivers license are issued by the Georgia State Patrol. For more information visit Http://www.dmv.org/ga-georgia/driver-license.php

2. What are the fees for registering a vehicle in Georgia?

The title fee is $18.00, the license plate fee is $20.00, and valorem taxes are based on the balue of the vehicle.

3. Do you accept postmark?

Yes, we do accept post mark on all property payments and vehicle renewals.

4. How do I file an appeal on my property value?

All property appeals must be filed with the Tax Assessors Office (912)-576-3241.
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5. What are your hours of operation?

9:00 AM to 5:oo PM Monday thru Friday. We do not close for lunch.

6. What payment methods do you accept?

We accept cash, check or money order. We do not accept credit card or debit card payments.

7. New laws regarding TAVT (Title Ad Valorem Tax)

Please follow the link for frequently asked questions concerning the new TAVT ( Title Ad Valorem Tax)
http://onlinemvd.dor.ga.gov/TAP/faqs.aspx

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Two Rivers Gun Range

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1. Where is Two Rivers Gun Range located?

Two Rivers Gun Range is located in extreme southwest Camden County on Georgia Highway 110, approximately one mile north of the intersection with Georgia Highway 40. Although our address is listed as Folkston, we are located in Camden County.

Address:
1006 GA Highway 110
Folkston, GA 31537

2. How much is a membership to the range?

Individual Memberships are available for purchase in-person at the Range Office during business hours. 

Annual Membership

$300 - one-time payment
$30/month - 12 monthly payments
$10 - daily fee per guest of members

Daily Non-Member Rates

$20 - per person

Ages 16 and Under

Free

Visit the Memberships page for more information. 

3. What are the hours for the range?

Two Rivers Gun Range is open six days a week. The range is closed on Monday.

Hours
Tuesday - Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.   

Sunday
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.   

4. Do you offer discounts for members?

Yes, Two Rivers Gun Range offers a 10% off discount on merchandise for members. 

Additionally, there is a 10% off discount on guest passes for members in specified groups.

• Tuesday - Ladies Day 
• Wednesday - Senior Citizens Day (Ages 55+)
• Thursday - First Responders Day (Active or Retired with Credentials)
• Friday - Military Day (Active or Retired with Credentials)

5. Do I have to be a member of another organization to join Two Rivers Gun Range?

No, Two Rivers Gun Range does not require membership in any other organization to join. 

6. Do you sell ammunition?

Yes, we sell ammunition through our collaboration with Norma Ammo. Visit us at the range during business hours to learn more. 

Please note that we will offer these items as a convenience for users of Two Rivers Gun Range and our prices will be higher than local businesses. It is not our desire to compete with local businesses.

7. Do you offer discounts on day passes or guest passes?

Yes, Two Rivers Gun Range offers a 10% off discount on guest passes for members and a 10% off discount for day passes for non-members for specified groups.

• Tuesday - Ladies Day 
• Wednesday - Senior Citizens Day (Ages 55+)
• Thursday - First Responders Day (Active or Retired with Credentials)
• Friday - Military Day (Active or Retired with Credentials)

8. Do you rent firearms?

Not at this time, however, we are looking into the possibility of doing so in the future.

9. What calibers/ammunition are not allowed on the range?

***Only pistol calibers are allowed on the Pistol Range. The Rifle Range can take up to a .338 Lapua round. No steel core ammunition is allowed on the pistol range.

• Armor Piercing
• .577 Tyrannosaur    
• 12 GA Rifle Slug
• Tracers
• .600 Nitro Express
• 12 GA 00 Buckshot
• Slap Rounds    
• Incendiary
• .500 A-Square                
• 10 GA Magnum #4 
• .50 BMG 
• .460 Weatherby
• 45-70 Blunt Tip
• .470 Nitro Express
• 9x51 SMAW
• 20x102 M55A3
• .416 Barrett
• 25x137 M793

10. Do you offer discounts for Military, Law Enforcement, or Veterans?

Yes, Two Rivers Gun Range offers a 10% off discount on guest passes for members and a 10% off discount for day passes for non-members for specified groups.

• Tuesday - Ladies Day 
• Wednesday - Senior Citizens Day (Ages 55+)
• Thursday - First Responders Day (Active or Retired with Credentials)
• Friday - Military Day (Active or Retired with Credentials)

11. How many lanes do you have for pistol and rifle?

• Pistol Range – 20 lanes featuring Reactive Steel Targets 
  • (Known distances from 15-25 yards)
• Rifle Range – 12 lanes featuring Digital Kongsberg Target Systems
  • (Known distances at 50, 100, and 200 yards)

12. Do you have shotgun facilities? If not, do you allow shotgun use?

We do not currently have specific facilities for shotguns; however, we intend to build something for this soon. We plan to hold specific events just for shotguns from time to time. For more information, please sign up for our newsletter.

Shotguns are permitted on the Pistol Range for Patterning Only. This includes bird shot and slugs of specific gauges. Please see our prohibited caliber list for additional information. 

Shotguns are not permitted for use on our Rifle Range.

13. Will you offer safety classes?

Yes, we plan to offer various courses specific to the firearms industry. For more information, please sign up for our newsletter.

14. Will you offer any firearm competitions?

Yes, we have the capability of offering the Steel Target Challenge and have two of these challenges setup at all times on the Pistol Range. All range users must begin from the low ready position.

15. Can I bring in my own ammo and targets?

Yes, you can bring your own ammo. The range, due to our configuration, provides all targets. If you would like to shoot at paper targets instead of steel, please ask an RSO for assistance. We have paper targets for sale in the main office.

16. What should I wear?

Hearing and eye protection are required at all times while within the canopy of each range. Closed-toed shoes/boots are required as we are an outdoor facility. We recommend that you do not wear low cut shirts to avoid being burned by spent brass casings.

17. Can I bring my children with me?

Yes, we are a family focused environment; however, an adult must supervise every child 17 and younger at all times.

18. Are children allowed to shoot? If so, is there an age limit?

Children can shoot with no age limit as long as they are supervised by an adult at all times. We reserve the right to judge the situation based on each case.

19. Do you take lane reservations?

No, we operate on a first-come, first-served basis; however, if we are very busy, range members are given priority for lane use.

20. What are the firearm range rules?

We have a list of range rules that we use to ensure YOUR and OUR safety. You may view these rules online.

21. Can I bring in my Class III items?

Yes, please ensure you also have appropriate documentation for all Class III items. We do not allow full auto class weapons or binary triggers.

22. Can I use my shotgun?

Shotguns are permitted on the Pistol Range for Patterning Only. This includes bird shot and slugs of specific gauges. Please see our prohibited caliber list for additional information. 

Shotguns are not permitted for use on our Rifle Range.