The Center for Hard-to-Recycle Materials receives significant amount of office and school supplies. These items are free to educators.
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Teacher Reuse Store
Voter Qualifications and Registration
Voter Qualifications and Registration
What is a Poll Worker?
Campaign Finance Reporting
Campaign Finance Reporting
Campaign Finance Reporting
A Poll Worker, one of the many mechanisms necessary for a successful election, is a citizen hired or volunteering to work the polls on Election Day abiding by rules and regulations set forth governing elections.
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Kelli Smith
Clerk of Superior Court
Clerk of Superior Court
Clerks of Superior Court have been elected county constitutional officers since 1798, when framers of Georgia's constitution created the office and provided for election of a clerk in each county of the state. The Clerk is accountable only to the people who elect them. The clerk is not an employee or appointee of any county or state commission or any agent or agency of the judiciary. As an impartial county officer, the Clerk provides some of the most important checks-and-balances needed in both local county government and the state's judicial system.
Background
Duties
The Clerk's duties include, but are not limited to, running the business arm of the local court system; accounting for all monies arising from fines, fees, court costs and fees imposed and required by law; managing county trial and grand juries, including summoning jurors for service; providing oversight and administrative support to the county board of tax equalization; and processing, protecting and permanently maintaining citizens' court, land and other important vital records.
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Contact Information
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 68
Lexington, GA 30648
Physical Address:
111 West Main Street
Lexington, GA 30648
Phone/Fax:
P: (706) 743-5731
F: (706) 743-5335
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday, 8 – 5 pm