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Stewart County, Georgia
Welcome to
the website of the Stewart County Commission!
The Stewart County Commission’s
mission is depicted in the pediments above the north and south
entrances to the county courthouse. If you look upwards from the
sidewalk, you will see two colorful
cornucopias---horns-of-plenty on either side of a laurel wreath.
Horns-of-plenty are the traditional
symbols of prosperity, while the laurel is a symbol of honor and
harmony. These symbols represent the Stewart County Commission’s
desire to bring prosperity to its citizens by promoting commerce
here for the benefit of all. Please contact the Commission if
you want to open or expand a business in Stewart County!
The Stewart County Commission also
provides various services to its citizens. These include funding
and housing the offices and operations of the county’s elected
officials; and of the boards of registrars and of assessors;
managing and administering the county budget and financial
records; providing emergency medical services; caring for the
county’s roads; providing a local director for emergency
management; housing the Cooperative Extension, the health
department, the mental retardation center, the senior center,
and the neighborhood services center; and providing appointees
to the boards of libraries, health, family and children
services, the behavioral and developmental disabilities board,
the planning and zoning commission, the development authorities,
the community action agency, and the regional development
center.
. The Stewart County Commission
strives to bring health, safety, education, security, and
sanitation to its citizens by promoting commerce, tourism,
economic development, science, education, recreation, the arts
the humanities, and historic preservation.
The Commissioners encourage you to
call 229-838-6769 if you have questions. |
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