State of Brunswick Luncheon
Hosted with the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce.
County services
Brunswick County is 17,434 people across 579 square miles, so a wasted trip to the counter costs most of an hour. Every service on this site says first whether it can be finished online, by mail, or in person, and what to bring if it does take the trip.
Pay and look up tax tickets in the Treasurer's online payment system, or handle property cards and address changes through the Commissioner's online access. No trip needed.
Ten dollars a tag, on sale from the first working day of January through January 31. Mail a copy of the rabies certificate, the fee, and a stamped return envelope to the Treasurer, or come to Suite 100 at 228 North Main Street.
Download the application and gather your construction documents before you drive. Completed applications are submitted to Building and Planning, downstairs in the Government Building at 228 North Main Street.
Register with the E-911 Communications alert system and emergency notices reach your phone. Registration runs on Everbridge, the County's alert provider.
Hosted with the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce.
The monument honors the Saponi people at the 1714 fort site.
Board of Supervisors
Board packets back to 2011, newest first, each agenda beside its minutes. The run lives with the rest of the County record.
The County publishes its record: ordinances, budgets, plans, minutes, and every permit form. Here they are findable without knowing which office filed them.
The claim is on the county line signs and defended every fall at Stew Day. Between stew seasons there is the Tobacco Heritage Trail on the old rail bed, Great Creek Park, Lake Gaston, and two airports.
When the errand does take a trip, most County offices sit in one building in Lawrenceville: the Government Building at 228 North Main Street, open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the Treasurer in Suite 100 and Building and Planning downstairs.