The festival will feature a variety of family-friendly entertainment and activities including inflatables, a petting zoo, train rides, a magic show, puppet show, food vendors and more
A community expo will include booths by the Forsyth County Fire Department, Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office, 911 Center, the Forsyth County Public Library and others.
Georgia DOT engineers and consultants will be available to discuss the proposal.
The project includes construction of an interchange on Highway 400 at McGinnis Ferry Road
Residents have a new way to help keep Forsyth County free of litter.
Hotline provides citizens a new way to help keep county litter free
(NACIO) has recognized a Forsyth County government publication for excellence
The NACIO awards competition showcases the best communications and public relations projects from public information professionals throughout the country
The Forsyth County Department of Engineering will hold two public information meetings
We know there is a great deal of interest among our citizens about the future plans for alternative means of transportation like biking and walking
State Representative John Carson (R–Marietta) today announced changes to House Bill 445
Rep. Carson’s More Take Home Pay Act is designed to allow Georgia’s working families to keep more of their money
TV Forsyth is Forsyth County’s 24-hour government cable channel
This is one more way residents can stay informed about their county government
The public hearing will be held in the Forsyth County Administration Building (Suite 220)
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing in order to consider an amendment to the Forsyth County Sign Ordinance, otherwise known as Forsyth County Ordinance 74, at the board’s meeting on Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 5 p.m. The purpose of the public hearing shall be for public review and comment […]
Sheri Smallwood Gilligan will take her seat among the Georgia House of Representatives having won the July 14 Special Election with about 75 percent of the votes
Speaker of the House David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) announced his support for a bill to clarify that state government will not require clergy to perform any marriage ceremony that conflicts with their religious doctrine
