Helpful Information: Starting a New Business in Walton County
We are excited that you are thinking about opening a business in Walton County and we want to help your business succeed! Here you will find the necessary county and city department numbers to get your business set up. We want to help you gain customers/clients when you open your doors!
We can help you plan your Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting event and get this picture on our social media sites as well as in the local Walton Tribune.
We look forward to hearing from you and having you join our Chamber Membership!
Where do I get a Business License?
County and Cities:
Walton County Government Planning & Development |
City of Loganville 4303 Lawrenceville Rd. |
City of Monroe 215 North Broad St. |
City of Social Circle 166 North Cherokee Rd.
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Where can I get Labor Information?
Georgia Department of Labor
212 Bryant Road
Monroe, GA 30655
770-207-4142
www.dol.state.ga.us
Where do I go for help with Planning and Zoning?
Walton County Government Planning & Development |
City of Loganville 4303 Lawrenceville Rd. |
City of Monroe 215 North Broad St. |
City of Social Circle 166 North Cherokee Rd.
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Where do I get information about Food Services?
Walton County Environmental Health
1110 East Spring Street, Suite 200
Monroe, GA 30655
770-267-1430
RELATED LINKS:
- Georgia SBDC Small Network
- Governor’s Entrepreneur & Small Business Office
- Internal Revenue Small Business
- U.S. Small Business Administration
- Walton County Chamber of Commerce
The Georgia SBDC Network Introduces...
Small Bizu Elearning University
SmallBizU on-line business training programs are provided at no cost and are designed for busy entrepreneurs who prefer to learn via the web on their own time and at their own pace. More than 20 classes are available and are grouped into three broad areas: Money, Marketing and Management. Go to www.georgiasbdc.org
THE GEORGIA SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER NETWORK
The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center helps individuals develop business plans, provides financial analysis and helps to identify sources of capital, as well as assesses marketing strategies. The Georgia SBDC Network also provides a multitude of other forms of assistance to business owners and prospective owners helping them learn how to better understand their business opportunities and to make sound decisions affecting their investment.
Visit www.georgiasbdc.org for resources, tools, newsletters, and much more.
Where can I get free Business Start-Up answers?
The University of Georgia SBDC
1180 East Broad Street
Athens, GA 30602-5412
706-542-2762
www.georgiasbdc.org
The Official Business link to the U.S. Government
Resources for:
Home Based Businesses, Specific Industries,
How do I Incorporate my business?
Georgia Secretary of State
Phone: 844-753-7825
Fax: 404-656-0513