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July 2026

This year marks 250 years of American independence. Here in Hall County, that milestone carries special meaning, as our community is named for Lyman Hall, one of Georgia's three signers of the Declaration of Independence.

Throughout the year, Hall County has celebrated this historic anniversary through community events that honor our shared history and the enduring ideals of public service. We invite you to explore highlights from these commemorative events and see how the legacy of our nation's founding continues to inspire our community today.

Watch the Reading of the Declaration of Independence Here

Watch the Highlight Reel from Lyman Hall Day Here

Photos from Lyman Hall Day at the Hall County Government Center on April 17 and the Reading of the Declaration of Independence at Roosevelt Square on July 1.

As we continue celebrating our shared history, Hall County remains focused on investing in the future through services, programs and projects that strengthen our community every day.

From Concept to Construction...

Just as we honor the vision that shaped our nation, Hall County continues to invest in a vision for our community's future. One of those investments is the new East Hall Library - a project that will expand access to education, technology and lifelong learning for generations to come.

Construction is complete on the approximately 9,300-square-foot library, which is located at the East Hall Community Center at 3911 P Davison Road in Gainesville.

Join Us for the

East Hall Library

Grand Opening Ceremony

August 22

10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

3911 P Davison Road

Featuring activities for all ages, including library tours, makerspace demonstrations, Elephant & Piggie storytimes with character meet-and-greets (11 a.m. and 1 p.m.), interactive crafts, live music, giveaways, refreshments and more. This is an event you won't want to miss!

Click Here for More Information!

Planning for Tomorrow Together

Help Shape the Future of Hall County

Every lasting community is built on thoughtful planning. That's why Hall County is looking ahead with major Comprehensive Plan updates.

This long-range planning effort will help guide future decisions on housing, transportation, economic development, parks, infrastructure and quality of life for years to come.

Community input plays a vital role in community planning, and your voice matters! You can find surveys, public engagement meetings and more information at the link below.

First Comp. Plan Public Engagement

Sept. 29, 6 p.m.

North Hall Community Center

Long-Range Planning

Make Election Day Possible

Election Day doesn't happen without hundreds of dedicated poll workers. Hall County Elections is recruiting 200 poll workers to help staff voting locations across Hall County in 2026 to help ensure the Nov. 2026 General Election is conducted professionally, accurately and efficiently.

Whether you're a retiree, student, working professional, or simply looking for a meaningful way to serve your community and support democracy, we'd love to hear from you! Apply online or in-person at the Poll Worker Drive.

Poll Worker Hiring Drives

Aug. 3 & Aug. 5

10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Application Deadline: Sept. 9

Poll Worker Information

It Takes All of Us ❤🐾

Get Involved 🐾

Maintaining a no-kill animal shelter takes an entire community.

For the third consecutive year, the Hall County Animal Shelter has maintained its no-kill shelter status, thanks to the dedication of staff, volunteers, rescue partners, foster families, adopters, donors and residents who continue to support lifesaving efforts.

Every adoption creates space for another animal in need. Every foster home provides temporary care. Every volunteer and donation helps ensure Hall County can continue providing lifesaving services to pets across our community.

Whether you're looking to adopt, foster, volunteer or donate, there are many ways you can make a difference. Together, we're giving Hall County's pets a brighter future - one life at a time.

From the Board of Commissioners

Left to Right: District 4 Commissioner Jeff Stowe, District 1 Commissioner Kathy Cooper, Chairman David Gibbs, District 2 Commissioner Billy Powell, District 3 Commissioner Gregg Poole.

Hall County's strength has always come from the people who call it home.

As we celebrate our shared history and look toward the future, we remain committed to making thoughtful investments, planning responsibly and providing services that improve quality of life across our community. From new facilities and long-range planning to elections, public safety and animal services, each initiative reflects our responsibility to serve Hall County today while preparing for tomorrow. That work is strongest when residents stay informed, share their perspectives and take part in the life of their community.

Thank you for your continued engagement and for helping make Hall County a place we are proud to call home.

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