Notices

Martin Environmental

We are excited to announce that Martin Environmental has been selected as the franchise provider for subscription residential trash pickup in Mitchell County. Being the franchise provider means Martin Environmental will be the only residential subscription service available to customers in the unincorporated areas of Mitchell County. Martin Environmental will also be offering commercial services in Mitchell County as well. Martin Environmental will begin their service on April the 1st. If any citizens are interested in subscribing to Martin Environmental, please contact them at 334-702-4477 or click on the link below:

http://www.martinenvironmentalsvcs.com/become-a-customer/

We have also been informed that Seminole Sanitation will no longer service subscription residential trash pickup as of March the 31st.

Mitchell County Parks & Recreation Registration

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Mitchell County Five Year History

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Opening of Mitchell County Covernmental Complex 

The Mitchell County Board of Commissioners is pleased to announce the opening of the Mitchell County Governmental Complex located at 5201 Hwy 19 (Old GFA Building). The Mitchell County Administration Office, Mitchell County Building, Zoning, and Code Enforcement Office and Mitchell County Tax Assessors Office all opened this morning in the new location. The Mitchell County Tax Commissioner will be opening at this location next Monday, August 22, 2022.  All Commission meetings will be held at this location beginning on August 29, 2022. We are asking the public to enter in the north side of the building (closest to Phoebe) so we can better serve you.

Mitchell County Commission District Map – Adopted 2022

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Mitchell County Comprehensive Plan Update

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Recycling Notice

The Mitchell County Board of Commissioners would like to announce the opportunity for residents to begin recycling certain items. In an effort to reduce the number of recyclable products placed in landfills, we have partnered with the Mitchell Baker Service Center to pilot a cardboard recycling program at the Hwy 37 Waste Collection site, effective immediately. We have fenced off a section inside the Hwy 37 Waste Collection site for residents to discard their cardboard boxes. We will pilot this site before possibly expanding the program to the other Waste Collection Sites.

We are also going to be partnering with the Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation (GFBF) to place trailers at the Hwy 37 and John Collins Waste Collection sites to collect aluminum cans.  The GFBF has a program named REACH (Recycling Every Aluminum Can Helps). This program has been in existence for 36 years and has raised over $2,767,834 to assist fire departments with Fire Safety and Prevention educations and to support medical facilities and assist burn survivors in their recovery.

We are waiting on delivery of the trailers from the GFBF to begin the can collection. We will provide an update on this project soon.