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Forsyth County launches mobile app for residents to connect with government

The official Forsyth County government mobile app is now available for IOS and Android devices. CONTRIBUTED
The official Forsyth County government mobile app is now available for IOS and Android devices. CONTRIBUTED
Sept 20, 2021

Forsyth County has recently launched its official mobile application, according to a press release. Called Connect2Forsyth, the app allows residents to easily connect with the county government by reporting concerns, paying water bills, receiving County news, calendar alerts and more.

Through Connect2Forsyth, users can:

  • Report an issue such as animal welfare, code compliance complaint, road debris and more
  • View and pay water bills and property taxes
  • Obtain or renew a passport, water service, building permits, auto registration and more
  • Call the County administration phone line
  • Read the latest County news posts
  • View a calendar of events/meetings
  • Contact District Commissioners

Connect2Forsyth is available for free download through the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.

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