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LOCAL GOVERNMENTS CURRENTLY INELIGIBLE FOR SELECTED
STATE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND SOLID WASTE PERMITS

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The governments in these listings are not in compliance with DCA minimum standards under the Georgia Planning Act, the Georgia Solid Waste Management Act or the Service Delivery Strategy law and are therefore ineligible for selected state assistance programs and/or solid waste permits (see program details below the table). This list is continuously updated and is accurate as of the current date. For further information about specific compliance requirements, please contact the person listed below.


Comprehensive Planning Solid Waste Management Planning Service Delivery Strategy
Bowdon, City of
Bowersville, City of
Butler, City of
Canton, City of
Cohutta, City of
Cuthbert, City of
Dawson, County
Effingham, County
Hiltonia, City of
Jasper, County
Lithonia, City of
Locust Grove, City of
Mansfield, City of
McDonough, City of
Newborn, Town of
Newington, City of
Nicholson, City of
Oliver, City of
Pendergrass, City of
Porterdale, City of
Randolph, County
Reynolds, City of
Riverside, City of
Rocky Ford, City of
Screven, County
Shellman, City of
Taylor, County
Temple, City of
Union City, City of
Vernonburg, City of
Whitesburg, City of
 Acworth, City of
Adel, City of
Austell, City of
Ball Ground, City of
Banks, County
Barwick, City of
Bowersville, City of
Brooks, County
Bryan, County
Buford, City of
Burke, County
Butler, City of
Byromville, City of
Canon, City of
Canton, City of
Carnesville, City of
Cecil, City of
Chatham, County
Cherokee, County
Clayton, City of
Cook, County
Cuthbert, City of
Dawson, County
Dawsonville, City of
Dillard, City of
Dooling, Town of
Dooly, County
East Point, City of
Effingham, County
Ellaville, City of
Franklin, County
Franklin Springs, City of
Girard, Town of
Grantville, City of
Guyton, City of
Hamilton, City of
Haralson, City of
Hart, County
Hartwell, City of
Hiawassee, City of
Holly Springs, City of
Homer, City of
Ideal, City of
Jasper, City of
Johns Creek, City of
Keysville, City of
Lavonia, City of
Lenox, City of
Lilly, City of
Macon, County
Marietta, City of
Marshallville, City of
Maysville, Town of
Midville, City of
Molena, City of
Montezuma, City of
Moreland, City of
Morven, City of
Mountain City, City of
Mountain Park, City of
Nelson, City of
Oglethorpe, City of
Omega, City of
Pavo, City of
Pickens, County
Pinehurst, City of
Quitman, City of
Rabun, County
Reynolds, City of
Rincon, Town of
Rockdale, County
Royston, City of
Sandy Springs, City of
Sardis, City of
Schley, County
Screven, County
Senoia, City of
Sharpsburg, Town of
Sky Valley, City of
Sparks, City of
Sparta, City of
Springfield, City of
Stone Mountain, City of
Talking Rock, City of
Taylor, County
Tift, County
Tifton, City of
Tiger, City of
Towns, County
Turin, Town of
Ty Ty, City of
Unadilla, City of
Vidette, City of
Vienna, City of
Waleska, City of
Waynesboro, City of
Woodstock, City of
Young Harris, City of

 Ball Ground, City of
Canton, City of
Cherokee, County
Hiltonia, City of
Holly Springs, City of
Newington, City of
Oliver, City of
Rocky Ford, City of
Screven, County
Sylvania, City of
Waleska, City of
Woodstock, City of
Contact the Office of Planning and Quality Growth
pemd.opqga@dca.state.ga.us 		Contact: Randy Hartman
404-679-4816
rhartman@dca.state.ga.us		 Contact the Office of Planning and Quality Growth
pemd.opqga@dca.state.ga.us
Local governments listed in this column are not in compliance with DCA's Comprehensive Planning Minimum Planning Standards and Procedures, which require maintenance of an up-to-date approved Comprehensive Plan and establishment of regulations consistent with the approved Comprehensive Plan. As a result, they have lost their Qualified Local Government (QLG) status and are therefore ineligible to receive funding from DCA, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority (GEFA) or the OneGeorgia Authority. Local governments listed in this column are not in compliance with DCA's Solid Waste Management Minimum Planning Standards and Procedures, which require each local government to have or be a part of an up-to-date and approved solid waste management plan. Therefore, they are ineligible for Solid Waste grants, loans and permits. Local governments listed in this column are not in compliance with House Bill 489 (the Service Delivery Strategy Law) which requires that each local government have a DCA verified Service Delivery Strategy. Local governments not in compliance with Service Delivery requirements are not eligible for state administered financial assistance, grants, loans or permits.

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