Budget PlanningAdministration & FinanceDetected Jun 29, 2026

Habersham County is adopting its FY2027 Fee Schedule via Resolution 2026-06-005, with changes proposed by each department director during the FY2027 budget process. The schedule covers building permits, commercial plan review, GIS data products, solid waste tipping fees, airport hangar and parking rates, parks and recreation memberships and rentals, EMS billing, transit fares, business occupation taxes, and more. The updated fees will take effect July 1, 2026, and are intended to better align cost recovery with service delivery expenses, peer jurisdiction benchmarks, and applicable state laws.For vendors, this signals which services the county expects to grow or recover more revenue from—such as construction permitting, GIS data sales, landfill use, airport operations, recreation programming, and EMS transport—which often precede or accompany investments in software, payment systems, customer portals, signage, or operational consulting. Engaging finance, permitting, parks, EMS, transit, and airport staff around how they will implement and communicate these changes can uncover opportunities for tools that streamline fee collection, reporting, and public access to the updated schedule.

Annual fee review is mandated by Section 28-01 of the Habersham County Code, and this schedule was amended June 29, 2026 as part of the FY2027 budget adoption.

Habersham CountyFY2027 countywide fee schedule adjustments across departments

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