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NOTICE
The Governing authority of the City of Port Valley does hereby announce that the millage rate for the 2002 tax digest will he
set at a meeting to be held on Oct. 17. 2002 at 6:30 p.m., and Pursuant to the requirements of OCGA 48-5-32, do hereby
Publish the following presentation of the 2002 Tax Digest along with history of the Tax Digest for the preceding five years.
Current 2002 Tax Digest and 5-Year History of Levy
an 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
Real & Personal 85,471,868 92,262,792 94,179.722 92,541,588 107,128,525 109,408,675
Motor Vehicles 9,184,663 9,126,744 10,151,521 9,587,752 7,145,020 6,733,400
Mobile Homes 153,100 167,791 886,029 951,525 867,731 965,729
Timber - 100% -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0
Gross Digest 94,809,631 101,557,327 105,217,272 103,808,865 115,141,276 117,107,804
Less M&O Exemptions 84,741 84,741 85,493 10,855,585 3,008,276 208,664
Net M&O Digest 94,724,890 ,101,472.586 105,131,779 92,225,280 112,133,000 116,899,140
Gross M&O Millage 18.71 17.93 18.26 19.09 19.330 19.300
Less Rollbacks 8.71 7.93 8.26 9.09 9.968 10.000
Net M&O Millage 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 9.362 9.300
Net Taxes Levied. 947.249 1,014,726 1,051,317 922,252 1,049,789 1,087,162
Net Taxes $ Increase (68,671) 67,477 36,591 (129,065) 127,537 37,373
Net Taxes % Increase (6.76) 7.12 3.61 (12.275) 12.149 3.56
NATIONAL 4-H WEEK
Peach County H-H
Preparing Tomorrow's Today's Youth
Leaders
4-H celebrates
centennial
In 2002, the 4-H youth development movement cele
brates its Centennial as America’s premier youth devel
opment organization. After a century of inclusion and
collaboration, 4-H spans the nation from family farms to
urban environments. 4-H brings together youth and
adults to build a nation of stronger communities.
6.8 million youth, ages 5 to 19, are involved in 4-H
programs from aerospace to zoology. 4-H is coed and
family friendly. 4-H members are still rooted in the his
toric base of rural America but, to the surprise of many,
nearly 35% of today’s 4-H youth live in our major urban
centers and suburbs. In Peach County, there are many
youth involved in 4-H.
4-H in Georgia is based at the University of Georgia, a
land-grant university. This long-standing relationship
brings academic excellence to youth development as
strategies and curriculum are created for the coming
century. The unique capacity of 4-H to embrace both
youth development experts and thousands of youth in
our state makes possible the promise of youth who are
confident, capable and caring citizens.
Peach County opportunities in 4-H include:
•Cloverleaf Conference «4-H Camp Counselor Selec
tion • Horse Quiz Bowl "Georgia Horse Fair "Livestock
Record Book Competition "4-H Day at UGA "Jr/Sr. DPA
•Cloverleaf DPA "Junior National Livestock Show "4-H
Horse Benefit Auction "College Scholarships "Teen
Leader Awards "Shotgun Team "4-H Essay Contest
•Horse School "State Horse Show "Forestry Judging
•Citizenship Washington Focus "Cloverleaf Camp
•Junior Camp "Senior Camp "Clovers and Company
•Beef School "State Council "Fall Forum "Jr. Confer
ence "Sr. Conference "Jr. Round-up"4-H Day at Six
Flags "GA National Fair "GA State Fair "Summer
classes and field trips "Community service projects
•Leadership projects "Horse Club activities "Cotton
Boll and Consumer Jamboree
For a century, 4-H has been reinvesting in our youth.
We have a strong commitment to community roots and
to strengthening young people’s skills and experiences in
teamwork, leadership and citizenship. 4-H members and
about 60 million 4-H alumni are celebrating the Centen
nial of the 4-H youth development movement.
4-H provides a positive environment, a relationship
with caring adults and exciting educational experiences
for today’s youth To find out more about 4-H call 478-
825-6466.
•/ H . prepared far the future by a century of service.
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4-H PLEDGE:
I pledge my head to clearer thinking
My heart to graeter loyalty
My hands to larger service
M y h e a 11 h t o be 11 e r living
For my club, my community, my
country and my world.
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4-H information
Who can join 4-H in PC?
Any hoy or girl 9-19 years
of age, regardless of race, sex,
disability, color, national ori
gin or religion may join 4-H
by agreeing to work on a pro
ject and follow 4-H ideas and
standards. 4-H is a progn m
the whole family can enjoy
and joining is as easy as call
ing the Extension office.
How do you join?
4-H Cluh meetings are
held in each fifth and sixth
grade classroom once a
month. Environmental
Awareness is covered in fifth
grade and Character Educa
tion in sixth grade. At meet
ings discussion topics include
upcoming 4-H events, confer
ences, workshops, camps and
summer classes. Students
bring home a newsletter
monthly with information.