Forsyth County Government

The 2025 State of the County address is just one week away! Join us at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, April 8, for Coffee and Conversation, followed by Chairman Alfred John's address at noon. Watch the livestream on the Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce's YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/eWHFdiWY

It’s NO joke – Citizens’ Academy is BACK! Apply for this FREE program by April 21 and get a behind-the-scenes look at your County government. Citizens’ Academy includes eight sessions over four months with various County departments and officials. It aims to expand local residents’, business owners’ and college students’ knowledge of Forsyth County government's operations.  Space is limited, so apply early. Learn more and apply at www.forsythco.com/engage.

Solicitor-General's Office Investigator Morgan is getting ready for a day in court! Tag along with us for a #CupofFoCo coffee break to learn all about what she does. Where do you want to see us go next? Let us know in the comments!

Join us as Chairman Alfred John delivers the 2025 State of the County address on Tuesday, April 8, at the Forsyth Conference Center! Discover how strategic investments are shaping our community's future, and take this opportunity to connect with elected officials and business leaders. See a schedule of events and register today: https://ow.ly/RS3C50VomIh

Can the Board of Commissioners simply stop development? How is the Board managing residential and commercial growth? And what role does the County's Comprehensive Plan play in our community's future? Commissioner Laura Semanson and Planning & Community Development Director Tom Brown dive into these crucial topics in the Forsyth County Unplugged podcast! Listen to the full episode at www.forsythco.com/podcast

It's back! Forsyth County Senior Services is hosting its 21st annual Aging Well Expo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, April 17, at the Forsyth Conference Center (3410 Ronald Reagan Blvd.). This free expo is an opportunity for active and senior adults, their families, friends and caregivers to meet with over 70 local businesses and service providers and learn about what is available in the community to meet their needs. Learn more at https://ow.ly/QLlJ50Vl4S7.

What's the truth about property taxes and how they're invested? How does the County put together an annual budget? And what are the keys to a healthy financial future? In this podcast episode, Forsyth County CFO Brian Clark discusses: • Where the County's available funds come from and how they are allocated • Why the County's low millage rate is important for property owners • What the impact of House Bill 581 is on our community Listen here: https://ow.ly/lfes50VjnrJ

In this podcast episode, Water & Sewer Director Scott Adams discusses a potential GEMA grant for a robust generator at the water treatment plant. Also: - County Manager David McKee shares progress on the McGinnis Ferry Road widening - Proposed plans for an NHL practice rink in association with the Gathering at South Forsyth. Hear the full recap of Tuesday’s work session here: https://lnkd.in/e6zU6-XP

You're invited to the 2025 State of the County address on Tuesday, April 8, where Chairman Alfred John will provide updates on the County’s accomplishments, vision of the future, and the priorities and plans that guide the County’s decisions. Register online with Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce to reserve a seat and plated lunch, and see a full schedule of events here: https://ow.ly/NcxI50UVRXF Free general admission seating is also available.

Forsyth County has once again received the HIGHEST possible bond rating from all three major rating agencies, one of only four of counties in Georgia to receive this designation! In this Board of Commissioners meeting recap, Chairman John discusses the recently reaffirmed AAA bond rating, investing with the County’s portion of property taxes, and how the Board works with the community on sketch plats. Listen to the full podcast episode and learn more about the bond rating here: https://lnkd.in/eeBt23RB