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New Resident Information Look below to find out all the essential information for new residents. Need a car tag? Want to know how to contact the local phone company? This page is full of addresses and phone numbers that you will find useful when setting up a residence in Hall County. Click a link to browse through the different resources. 
 Utilities & Services Electric Providers
Natural Gas
Telephone & Internet
Cable TV & Internet
Satellite/Dish TV
Water & Sewer Service
Waste Disposal & Recycling
Thirteen locations are
provided for county residents to dispose of their household garbage
and recyclables. Residents may dispose of larger items, except for
hazardous liquids and yard waste, at the Hall County Landfill off
Highway 60 (click for map) southeast of Gainesville. Additionally, several private
companies offer residential and commercial waste collection. Hall County Library System The Hall County Library System provides its patrons with resources and services to meet their informational, educational, business and recreational needs. Special focus is placed on providing and maintaining an adequate reference collection to support current and reliable information for the community and encouraging Hall County residents to develop an interest in reading and lifelong learning. The library system serves as a learning resource center for all area residents. In addition to its headquarters facility in downtown Gainesville, the Hall County Library System has four branches throughout the county to serve patrons. Library cards are free to residents in the library's service area.  770-532-3311
Education Hall County School System (K-12) 770-534-1080
Gainesville City School System (K-12) 770-536-5275
Gainesville State College 770-718-3641
Lanier Technical College 770-531-6300
Automobile Registration Tax Commissioner's Office, 770-531-6950. Newcomers moving to Hall County from another county in Georgia simply need to file an address correction with the Tax Commissioner's Office. New residents from other states must purchase a Georgia tag within 30 days of establishing residency. Please call for instructions on what to bring. This may be done at the main office in the Joint Administration Building in downtown Gainesville or at one of the satellite tag offices in Oakwood or Clermont. Driver's Licenses Georgia Department of Motor Vehicles 770-532-5308New Georgia residents should get a driver's license within 30 days of establishing residency. The Georgia Department of Motor Vehicles issues driver's licenses through its facility on Aviation Boulevard in Gainesville. Voter Registration The Hall County Elections Office is located at 2285 Browns Bridge Road, at the intersection of Browns Bridge and Skelton roads, in Gainesville. To register to vote in the state of Georgia, you must be a citizen of the United States, a legal resident of Georgia and of the county in which you wish to vote, and at least 18 years of age by election day. In Georgia, you do not have to register by political party to vote in the state's regular primaries or general elections. How to Register to Vote Georgia citizens have access to several convenient methods of signing up to vote, including registration by mail and "Motor Voter" registration. Pet Registration Hall County Animal Control 770-531-6829Humane Society of Hall County 770-532-6617Dogs, cats and other domesticated animals must be inoculated annually for rabies and wear proof of vaccination at all times. City and county ordinances require that dogs be leashed or under the control of the owner at all times. |
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