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Welcome to the official website of the Pike County Government. In addition to the Pike County News Items listed below, this website will provide information About Pike County, Our Commissioners, Departments & Authorities, County Ordinances, and Employment. We have also provided a selection of Useful Links.
We hope you find this website helpful. As always, please feel free to Contact Us with any feedback you may have.
Request For Proposals
ATTENTION: Request for Proposal for Benefits Broker Services – RFP #010110
You are invited to submit Proposals for Benefits Broker Services for Pike County
Government, whose main office is located in Zebulon, Georgia.
Click here to download the details.
Click here to download the RFP” for County Roadside Mowing Bids, Dirt Roads only.
News Items
*Please note that many of these links are downloadable PDF files and you need to have Adobe Reader on your computer to view them. If you do not have this program you may download a free copy.
Invitation to an Historic Grave Dedication
Austin Dabney - Freed Slave & Patriot of the American Revolution
January, 30 2010 - Click here for more details.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Heavy Rains Cause Extensive Damage To Pike County Roads – Many Closed. Click here to download the press release.
Middle Georgia Community Action Agency Energy Assistance Program Begins Soon.
Click here for the details.
Board of Tax Assessor’s Scheduled Meetings Changes
December 22, 2009 has changed to December 15, 2009
Press Release-September 29, 2009 Pike County Emergency Services (PCES) has put into service a Tactical Rescue Unit. It offers Pike County an enhanced rescue capability in times of need. Click here to read the press release. |
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Job-Based Coverage Weakening: Findings Highlight Need for National Health Reform and State Revenue Solutions
Click here to read the press release
Seven Georgia Counties Reach Certified Work Ready Community Status
Click here to read more.
Press Release - For Immediate Release
Elimination of Homeowners Tax Relief Grant Credit Be Prepared For An Increase In Your
2009 Property
Tax Bill
Click here to download.
Click here to download the 2010 Census Partner Proclamation.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PIKE COUNTY RECEIVES GEMA AND FEMA APPROVALS FOR HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN
August 17, 2008
The Pike County Board of Commissioner has received notification from the Georgia Emergency Management Agency of federal approval of Multi-Jurisdictional Mitigation Plan covering the cities of Concord, Molena, Meansville, Williamson and Zebulon. (Please see the attached GEMA notification)
Click here to read the full press release.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PIKE COUNTY TO RECEIVE STIMLUS MONEY TO PAVE KINGS ROAD
AUGUST 11, 2009
Click here to read the full press release.
Many counties have asked ACCG for assistance in educating their citizens about the potential impact to their property tax bills as a result of the loss of the Homeowners’ Tax Relief Grant credit. In response to these requests, ACCG has developed a series of communications tools that will help county government provide a clear, consistent and factual message across the state. Many of these communications tools can also be localized to highlight specific information about your county, including a property tax bill insert, a 30-second television public service announcement, a press release and other items. To learn more about these communications tools, go to www.accg.org and click “HTRG Communications Tools for Counties.”
All of these communications tools encourage people to visit a new website that has been developed - www.FactsAboutPropertyTax.com. The primary goal of this site is to provide basic information about property taxes to Georgia citizens and to direct them to other resources (such as the Department of Revenue) for more information. Initially, the main feature of this website focuses on the elimination of the HTRG program. As we head into the 2010 legislative session, this feature will be modified to help educate the public about the investments that are made in their communities through property taxes as well as the impact of proposed legislation at the local level.
ACCG would like to thank Athens-Clarke County for graphic design and creative assistance in developing the tax bill insert, the television public service announcement and the concept for the website as well as for coordinating the production of the television public service announcement. In addition, Bibb County and Fulton County provided financial assistance to help produce these resources.
Please let me know if you have any questions or need assistance in modifying these resources for your community.
Work is complete and Turner Bridge Road is now open!
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT (CIE) ANNUAL UPDATE
Pursuant to the Georgia Development Impact Fee Act and the Development Impact Fee Compliance Requirements of the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, the Pike County Board of Commissioners will conduct a public hearing on the CIE 2008 Annual Update on August 12, 2009 at 9:00 a.m. at the Courthouse Annex, 79 Jackson Street, Zebulon, Georgia. Upon completion of the public hearing, the CIE Annual Update will be forwarded to McIntosh Trail to begin the review and approval process. For additional information, please contact Brenda Shaw at (770) 567-2007, Pike County Department of Planning & Development.
The Pike County Board of Assessors will be conducting a re-inspection in the Southern part and all subdivision in the county over the next several months. The appraiser will be in a marked vehicle and will have I.D. with them. Please Contact the office if you have any questions.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN PARTIAL UPDATE - DRAFT
Pike County and Cities of Concord, Meansville, Molena, Williamson and Zebulon, Georgia
The draft Pike County Comprehensive Plan Partial Update was submitted to McIntosh Trail Regional Development Center (MTRDC) on July 2, 2009 to begin the required review process. Upon receipt of the MTRDC’s final report and the incorporation of any recommendations by the MTRDC and/or DCA, the partial update will then be adopted by Pike County and all of its municipalities no later than October 31, 2009. Please contact Brenda Shaw at 770-567-2007 for additional information.
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