Our mission is to elect leaders of integrity in Habersham County who will fight for and uphold our conservative values while fostering community involvement in alignment with the goals of the Republican National Committee.
What is the Habersham County Republican Party?
Part of the RNC
As part of the RNC, the Republican National Committee, the Habersham County Republican Party promotes conservative values—limited government, individual liberty, and strong families—while supporting Republican candidates, engaging in the community, and advancing policies that protect freedom and strengthen Northeast Georgia through grassroots leadership.
Part of the Georgia Republican Party!
The Habersham County Republican Party, as part of the Georgia GOP, promotes conservative values—limited government, strong families, and economic freedom. We support Republican candidates, engage voters, and advocate policies that strengthen Habersham County and Georgia in line with RNC principles.
Part of the Mighty 9th District Republican Party!
The Habersham County Republican Party, part of Georgia’s 9th District GOP, works with 14 county chapters to advance conservative values, support Republican candidates, and mobilize grassroots efforts for limited government, economic opportunity, and fiscal responsibility across Northeast Georgia. Learn more at ga9.gop.
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Make a difference in Habersham County! Join us in defending faith, freedom, and family by volunteering, attending meetings, and supporting conservative leaders. Together with the RNC, we can protect our future and keep Georgia strong.
UPCOMING EVENTS
IMPORTANT COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING, this Monday, July 20th
Next Monthly Meeting- Tuesday, August 11th...stay tuned
Next Monthly Meeting- Tuesday, August 11th...stay tuned
CLARKESVILLE, Ga. — Habersham County commissioners are expected to make decisions Monday on two of the most significant initiatives affecting county residents this year: a proposed Unified Development Ordinance that would reshape land-use regulations and a referendum that could reduce property taxes through a one-cent sales tax.
Both items are scheduled for consideration during the Habersham County Board of Commissioners meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, July 20, in the Jury Assembly Room of the Habersham County Courthouse.
UDO reaches final vote
Commissioners are scheduled to consider adopting the proposed Unified Development Ordinance, or UDO, along with the county’s proposed zoning map.
The vote comes after months of public meetings and revisions to the document, which is designed to modernize and consolidate the county’s land development regulations into a single ordinance. County officials have said the UDO will provide clearer development standards while helping guide future residential, commercial and industrial growth.
The proposal has been the focus of public discussion throughout the spring and summer, including a town hall meeting and public open house that gave residents an opportunity to review the draft ordinance and ask questions before commissioners considered final adoption.
If approved, the ordinance would establish the framework for how future development is regulated in unincorporated Habersham County.
FLOST referendum moves forward
Commissioners also are expected to consider an intergovernmental agreement with Habersham County’s seven municipalities to implement the Floating Homestead Local Option Sales Tax, commonly known as FLOST or the Property Tax Relief Local Option Sales Tax (PTRLOST). They are also scheduled to consider a resolution calling for a countywide referendum on the proposal.
Next Monthly Meeting- Tuesday, August 11th...stay tuned
Next Monthly Meeting- Tuesday, August 11th...stay tuned
Next Monthly Meeting- Tuesday, August 11th...stay tuned