Griffin - Spalding County Land Bank Authority
Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority is to return property that is substandard, underutilized, nonrevenue generating, or non-tax producing into useful property in order to provide housing, new industry and/or jobs for the citizens of Griffin-Spalding County.
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Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority Regular Scheduled Meetings are Every 4th Monday at 4:00 PM.
Will be held in the Courtroom located at 100 S. Hill St., Griffin, GA. Thank you.
Request for Demolition Quote
The Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority is seeking to demolish a single family residential home located at 309 E. Tinsley St Griffin, GA 30223. Please see the request for quote attached and the asbestos report attached. Please send your quote to cblocker@cityofgriffin.com by Friday, February 20, 2026. I can be reached at 678.544.5292.
The Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority has placed a moratorium on the acceptance of new applications for the purchase and/or disposition of properties currently in its inventory. The purpose of the moratorium is to allow for the Board to identify and develop a strategic plan for the future disposition of the properties currently held in inventory. The Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority Board recognizes that it has previously awarded properties to individuals and those properties will be excluded from the moratorium. The duration of this moratorium is for 6 months unless extended or terminated by the Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority Board members. The moratorium is set to expire on February 23, 2026.
A land bank is a public authority created to hold, manage, and develop tax delinquent, vacant, and dilapidated and other properties.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 encourages redevelopment in distressed, blighted communities that generally have little available land.
