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Most functions of the Taylor County government are located in the Government Complex or the Annex.


To apply for a position with the County please click HERE for an application

Available Positions:



Please Submit applications to Teresa Blackston HR Specialist unless otherwise instructed.

Board of Commissioners

The Commissioner's office is located in the Government Complex: 7 Ivy Street, Butler, GA 31006.

The Taylor County Board of Commissioners meets on the 1st Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. and meetings are open to the public.

  • Chairman: Milton Harris – District 3
  • Vice-Chairman: Tameka Harris – District 2
  • Board Members:
    • Cicero Latimore – District 1
    • W. Robert Peacock – District 4
    • Randall F. Nelson – District 5
January 2024 Agenda - Meeting Minutes
February 2024 Agenda - Meeting Minutes
March 2024 Agenda - Meeting Minutes
April 2024 Agenda - Meeting Minutes
May 2024 Agenda - Meeting Minutes
June 2024 Agenda - Meeting Minutes
July 2024 Agenda - Meeting Minutes
August 2024 Agenda - Meeting Minutes
September 2024 Agenda



*Please note that minutes will be available after approval at the next meeting.

2024 District Map of Taylor County

Contact Information:

  • Phone: 478-862-3336
  • Fax: 478-862-2871
County Manager

The County Manager plans, organizes, and directs the county's daily operations according to the policy directives of the Board of Commissioners. These daily operations include personnel, budget, purchasing, grants, pension, and maintenance.

County Manager: Amanda Queen

The County Manager’s office is
located in the Government Complex:
  • 7 Ivy Street, Butler, GA 31006
  • Phone: 478-862-3336
  • Fax: 478-862-2871
 
 
Conservation Office

Agriculture is a valuable part of Taylor County’s economy. We are blessed to have an abundance of agricultural resources, as well as dedicated farmers investing in our future. Mr. Jordan Reid, Taylor County Soil Conservation Aid, is proud to work with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to help promote conservational practices that aid farmers and help protect their land.

For more information, please visit:
Georgia NRCS Website

Phone: 478-862-3312 Ext. 3



 
Taylor County Voter Registration & Elections


Click here to register to vote online.

Click here for an absentee ballot application

2024 ELECTION INFORMATION:

General Election - November 5, 2024
General Runoff - December 3, 2024 
 
2024 VOTING INFORMATION FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION

Election day for the General Election is November 5, 2024. Early voting will occur in the Board of Elections & Registration’s office from October 15 – November 1, Monday - Friday 8-5, and Saturdays 9-5.
Since we have redistricted the county, you may be in a new district when you go to vote, you can check your voting information by going to MVP.SOS.GA.GOV there you can view your voting information, change your address, view sample ballots, see where you vote on Election Day, or request an absentee ballot (or view its status). If you are in a new district, the only change affecting you is who represents you as County Commissioner and Board of Education.
The deadline to register to vote, or to update your address before the General Election is October 7. The deadline to request an Absentee Ballot is October 25.

Please contact Mindy Bass at the Board of Elections & Registration for any questions or to request an Absentee Ballot Application, email: votetaylorga@gmail.com or phone: 478-862-3997. An absentee application is also available to print out at the above link. 
Things to remember as you head out to the polls to vote, you need a government-issued photo ID, no cell phone use while in the voting area, no firearms, and no campaigning within 150 feet of the polling location’s building. 



Board of Elections and Registration
1B Ivy St, Butler, GA 31006

You are eligible to register in Georgia if you are:

  • A citizen of the United States
  • A legal resident of Georgia
  • At least 18 years old
  • Have not been found to be mentally incompetent by the court
  • Not serving a sentence for a felony of moral turpitude
  • Meet all other state requirements, such as showing acceptable photo identification if you choose to vote in person or properly requesting and returning an absentee ballot if you choose to vote by mail.

Acceptable identification to vote is:

  • A Georgia driver’s license, even if expired
  • Any State Government issued Photo ID
  • See the Secretary of State's website for a more detailed list of acceptable forms of ID

For more information on voting, please visit the Georgia Secretary of State website.


 

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