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Georgia Association of Land Bank Authorities

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GALBA 
Officers

Chris Norman; President
Alison Goldey; Vice President
Lisa Williams; Secretary
Vacant; Treasurer

GALBA

Georgia Association of Land Bank Authorities

The Georgia Association of Land Bank Authorities provide education and updated legislation information to Land Bank Authorities throughout Georgia. GALBA encourages communities involvement with local and regional Land Banks.

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What is a Land Bank?

A land bank is a public authority created to hold, manage, and develop tax delinquent, vacant, and dilapidated and other properties.-foreclosed property. Land banks act as a legal and financial mechanism to transform vacant, abandoned, and tax-foreclosed property back to a productive use. In addition, a land bank is a powerful locational incentive that, which encourages redevelopment in distressed, blighted communities that generally have little available land  Metro Atlanta Land Bank revitalizes blighted neighborhoods with direct reinvestment back into the Atlanta and Fulton County neighborhoods to support their long-term growth.

Georgia Land Bank Act 

Since 1991 Georgia Land Banks have been tackling vacancy and abandonment in an increasing number of communities. Georgia Land Banks are created by local governments and have special powers that help them achieve the ability to acquire tax delinquent properties and remove blight. 

Land Banks in Georgia

Waycross/Ware

Dekalb Regional

Moultrie/Colquitt

Valdosta/Lowndes

Dalton/Whitfield

Athens/Clark

Bulloch/Statesboro

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For more information on this website please email: galandbanks@gmail.com

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