Hall County, Georgia

Bordered by the beautiful Lake Sidney Lanier and the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Hall County is a vibrant, growing and diverse community that offers an unparalleled quality of life and a sound economic base for business and industry.
Major Employers:

Northeast Georgia Medical Center
Hall County School System
Fieldale Farms Corporation
Kubota Manufacturing of America
Victory Processing LLC

Hall County Main Attractions

1. Lake Lanier Islands and Golf Resort
2. Atlanta Botanical Gardens, Gainesville
3. Northeast Georgia History Center
4. Road Atlanta

Hall County, Georgia Demographics

Familes & Kids

Families 73%
With Kids 31%

Median Age

Total Population

202,148

Male 100,325
Female 101,823

Travel to Work

Drive Alone

78%

Carpool

15%

Public Transit

Walk

Other

Work at Home

Hall County Area Cities

Braselton

Schools Properties

Braselton spans four counties, including Barrow, Gwinnett, Hall and Jackson, and is home to Château Élan Winery & Resort, which attracts more than half a million visitors each year.

Buford

Schools Properties

Home to more than 12,000 residents, Buford sits on the Hall-Gwinnett line with residents, employees and students from both counties. Buford is situated at the southern tip of Lake Lanier at Buford Dam.

Clermont

Schools Properties

The rural farming community of Clermont comprises a total area of three square miles and is known for its many festivals that are held throughout the year.

Flowery Branch

Schools Properties

Flowery Branch is home to the Atlanta Falcons Training Complex and a revitalized historic downtown area known as Old Town.

Gainesville

Schools Properties

As the county seat, Gainesville serves as the business, government and cultural center of the region with a daytime population of more than 150,000 commuters.

Gillsville

Schools Properties

Gillsville is known for its iconic Hewell’s Pottery shop that began operating in 1850 as a family venture and is celebrated during an annual festival.

Lula

Schools Properties

Lula spans two counties, Hall and Banks, and once a railroad hub, it is well known today for its annual Railroad Days Festival.

Oakwood

Schools Properties

With more than 60 percent growth in the last 15 years, Oakwood city leaders are planning for growth with a vision for the future known as “Oakwood 2030.”

Hall County Services & Contact

More info also available on Hall county official website.

GAS SCANA Energy scanaenergy.com
Approved Natural Gas Marketers psc.state.ga.us, click “Natural Gas”
PHONE/CABLE/INTERNET Xfinity/Comcast xfinity.com
AT&T
att.com
Spectrum
spectrum.com
ELECTRICITY Georgia Power Company georgiapower.com Jackson EMC jacksonemc.com Sawnee EMC sawnee.com
WATER Gainesville Water Department gainesville.org City of Flowery Branch flowerybranchga.org
SCHOOL BUS ASSIGNMENTS Hall County Schools 770-287-0942 Gainesville City Schools 770-536-8312
GARBAGE Gainesville Residents 770-532-0493 Hall County Residents 770-531-6851
DRIVER'S LICENSE 1010 Aviation Blvd. Gainesville, GA Tuesday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m.-noon dds.ga.gov
LIBRARIES Hall County Library System 770-532-3311 hallcountylibrary.org
TAG OFFICE 2875 Browns Bridge Road Gainesville, GA 770-531-6950 hallcounty.ga
PARKS Hall County Parks & Leisure Services hallcounty.org