Forsyth County, Georgia


Budget	Y
Meetings	Y
Elected Officials	Y
Administrative Officials	Y
Permits, zoning	Y
Audits	Y
Contracts	P
Lobbying	N
Public records	Y
Local taxes	Y
Transparency grading process

1 Evaluation of website
- 1.1 The good
- 1.2 The bad
2 External links
3 References

Forsyth County is one of 159 counties in Georgia. Its county seat is Cumming.

[edit] Evaluation of website

Main article: Evaluation of Georgia county websites

Last rated on Jan. 21, 2012

[edit] The good

Budget information is provided^[1].
Meeting agendas, minutes and videos are posted.^[2].
Contact information for the Commissioners is provided^[3].
The various Administrators are listed along with their contact information^[4].
Building permit and zoning information is provided^[5].
Information and fees for obtaining public records are posted. ^[6]
Tax information is provided^[7].
Audits are posted, they are included in the annual financial reports^[8].

[edit] The bad

Bids^[9], but no contracts, are posted.
The county does not disclose whether it belongs to taxpayer-funded lobbying associations.
There is no information on lobbying.

[edit] External links

Forsyth County

[edit] References

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