County Manager
Assistant County Manager
Notable Accomplishments
•A state-of-the-art web-based Geographic Information System that provides county departments and the public key data on land attributes and property information. •Structured planning for land use, transportation, parks, greenspace protection, and capital improvements integrated with a dynamic forward-thinking “smart-growth” management system. All of the county’s master plan documents have been updated in 2010. •Numerous investments and upgrades in our rural fire suppression and delivery system that has resulted in improved response capabilities and lower hazard insurance costs for property owners. •Located at our award winning Mill Creek Regional Park we opened our a $5.6 million Aquatic Center and Splash Park in June 2004 which has greeted over 650,000 paid guests through the end of the 2009 season. We recently completed a $4.4 million expansion adding capacity and new features that have truly made the facility a regional and statewide draw. The expansion also earned Bulloch County a Georgia Trend Magazine “County of Exellence” award in 2009. •The county operates a regional E-911 and Emergency Operations Center that serves over 90,000 residents Bulloch, Evans, and Candler County featuring a state of the art computer-aided dispatch system integrated with a 800 MHz interoperable communications system. We have also recently implemented “Reverse 911” service that allows us to notify residents and businesses in real-time of pending or active emergencies that could affect the community at-large. •Development of 294 additional acres for the 972 acre Gateway Regional Industrial Park super site that is “building pad-ready” with full utilities and has easy access to I-16 and the Port of Savannah. •Continuing expansion of the Statesboro-Bulloch County Airport including modern navigation systems, continuing hangar expansion including a new corporate hanger along with on-going terminal and runway improvements. •An aggressive transportation improvement program which over five years will result in a variety of key road, bridge and intersection improvements, including an eight-mile multi-use greenway connecting the GSU campus, and the cities of Statesboro and Brooklet. •Bulloch County is taking the lead in Southeast Georgia in moving toward becoming a “green” community. With the help of a state grant, Bulloch County will become a regional hub for collecting and processing recyclable products for surrounding communities, thus saving future costs for landfill space. Meanwhile, $1.25 million will be invested in county buildings and facilities for planned energy efficiency retrofits. Finally, in 2010, the county will initiate community outreach efforts to promote energy efficiency through public education, training county staff on new energy codes and LEED building programs, and development of a model “green” building code.
County Clerk
Deputy Clerk
Community Room Policy and Application
Non-Alcoholic Special Event Form
One Day or Special Event Alcohol Beverage Application Permit
Bulloch County Occupational Tax Application
Online Payment – Occupation Tax Certificate
Financial Resources
Budget Financial Report County Fee Schedule Financial Policies Tax Digest Notice & Five Year History
Chief Financial Officer
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Human Resources Director
County Attorney
Has your address been changed by the Addressing Department?
The Department is frequently reviewing Bulloch County for any addressing errors. As errors are found, efforts are made to correct them as quickly as possible to avoid any confusion when sending emergency responders or delivering parcels of mail to your residence. If you receive a change of address notice, you have 30 days to post the new number on the structure in question. You then have up to 1 year to change over all of your mail (e.g., bills, voter’s registration, utilities, subscriptions, etc.). After the year is up, the old address will be removed from the system.
How and where to post your new address?
Residential structures must use a minimum of 3-inch numbers and Commercial / Business / Retail must use a minimum of 4-inch numbers. Address numbers must contrast with their background and be clearly visible from the road during the day and at night. If the structure in question is not clearly visible from the road, the numbers must be posted by the road and on the structure.
Governement Buildings Manager
