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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.