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Citizens Speak
Take this month's poll: How do you find information about Hall County government?
Vote at hallcounty.org! |
Events
County offices closed
Jan. 2 for New Year's holiday Meals on Wheels Volunteer Orientation Every Wednesday, 2 p.m.
Community Service Center
Parks and Leisure
770-535-8280
Jan. 5-26, Thursdays, 6-7:30 p.m.
East Hall Community Center
$30 for 6 classes
Mulberry Creek Community Center
Zumba at East Hall
Jan. 9 - Mar. 29
East Hall Community Center
See website for days, times, costs.
Register by Jan. 5
Jan. 19 - March 1, 6-7 p.m.
East Hall Community Center
$60 for 6 classes
Active Generation (55+)
Jan. 26, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Mulberry Creek Community Center
Free, register by Jan. 25
Bring in technological/media devices for one-on-one help.
Jan. 28, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Hall County Animal Shelter
Valentine photo packages available
Register: 770-535-8280
Government meetings
Planning Commission
Jan. 3, 5:15 p.m.Georgia Mountains Center,
301 Main St., Gainesville Board of Commissioners Jan. 12 and Jan. 26, 6 p.m. Georgia Mountains Center, 301 Main St., Gainesville |
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See this month's budget update, a detailed look at department spending and county revenue. |
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Commissioners optimistic about 2012
 The Hall County Board of Commissioners came down to the TV18 studio to talk about the difficult year behind us and how Hall County Government is
better prepared for 2012. This episode of Hall County Connection is a good overview of upcoming projects.
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| Bring One for the Chipper
Bring your undressed tree to the Hall County Recycling Center or one of 12 compactor sites. We'll chip it into mulch, which you can pick up starting Jan. 9. Read more. |
| Poisoned puppy needs a home
 This little girl has faced more obstacles than most dogs do during an entire lifetime. Her owners surrendered Cindy to the Hall County Animal Shelter after she consumed rat poisoning. She was very ill and probably close to death. Dr. Meghan Seabolt, the shelter veterinarian, performed two blood transfusions and saved this puppy's life. The donor dog for the blood was Dr. Seabolt's own dog, Bailey. Read more.
If you are interested in adopting this playful puppy, call the Hall County Animal Shelter at 678-450-1587. |
| Pick up your free calendar today!
The Citizens' Annual Report/Calendar is produced every year by Hall County as part of our commitment to an open government. A limited number of copies are available at county facilities, or download your own online. |
| Convenience coming to Hall County
Hall County Government is in the planning stages of a move to a consolidated headquarters at the corner of McEver and Browns Bridge roads. Not only will the new building be cheaper to operate than the many buildings we now occupy, it's going to be a lot more convenience for residents. Read more.  |
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