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1. What is Camden County's fiscal year?

July 1- June 30

2. Where is the Finance & Budget Office located?

The Finance & Budget Department is located at 200 East 4th Street in Woodbine on the 2nd floor of the Government Services Complex.

3. What are the current millage rates levied by the county?

Camden County General Fund – 15.79

Camden County Fire District - 1.40 (unincorporated)

State of Georgia – 0

Camden County School Board – 16.00

4. Does Camden County have an annual audit?

Yes, the County's audit is performed every year by an outside independent auditor. The complete report, including the auditor's opinion letter on the County's financial position, financial statements, and other financial information are included in the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR), available on the Financial Reports web page.

5. What is the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report and when is it available?

The Comprehensive Annual Financial Report includes the annual audit and other useful information that describes current year milestones and future outlook for the County’s activities. It is due to the State of Georgia within six months of the close of the County’s fiscal year so it will normally be available by December 30. The  report is available on the Financial Reports web page.

6. Does Camden County have any long-term debt?

Currently, the County has no general obligation bonds and no capital leases. The Solid Waste Department issued $6.8 million in revenue bonds on April 15, 2002. On March 15, 2012, these bonds were refinanced with principle balance of $4.0 million. The remaining balance on these revenue bonds of $3.7 million will be paid out by March 1, 2022.

7. What is closure and post-closure costs for the landfill?

These are the estimated costs associated with the actual closing of the landfills. The costs are developed by engineers and updated annually. The County updates a CD annually that has been established specifically for this purpose. The current value in the CD is $6.7 million. This balance increases annually to coincide with the actual liability for the facilities.