The City of College Park Department of Building & Inspections issues building permits and carries out inspections for work inside the city.
What requires a permit in College Park?
Building & Inspections issues building, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, commercial and residential roofing, and sign permits. The department also handles plan submittals, rezoning and variance applications.
Who issues permits in College Park?
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Permit authority | City of College Park Building & Inspections |
| Contact | 404-669-3762 |
| Location | 3667 Main Street, College Park, GA 30337 |
| Filing | SagesGov online permitting |
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College Park permit types and filing path
Each trade has its own permit type: electrical, HVAC and plumbing are issued separately from the building permit, as are roofing and sign permits.
Electrical, plumbing, mechanical and gas work
College Park issues separate electrical, HVAC and plumbing permits.
Application documents and plan review
Plans are submitted electronically through SagesGov. A typical package includes the application, a scope description, a site plan, construction drawings and contractor information.
If you already have a SagesGov account with another jurisdiction, the City publishes instructions for requesting access to the College Park SagesGov account.
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Get a free quote →How to apply: 6-step College Park process
Check that the parcel is inside College Park city limits.
List every permit the job needs, such as building, trade, demolition or sign permits.
Prepare the application, plans and attachments before submitting.
Apply through SagesGov and pay the fees.
Respond to comments in the same permit record and obtain prerequisite approvals before construction proceeds.
Schedule each required inspection, keep work accessible and complete the final approval or occupancy step required for the project.
Rather talk it over?
Call 1-855-478-4290 →College Park inspections
The City uses SagesGov for mobile inspections. Do not cover regulated work before the required inspection has been completed.
Georgia building code
Georgia's State Minimum Standard Codes apply statewide: the 2024 International Building, Residential, Plumbing, Mechanical, Fuel Gas, and Swimming Pool and Spa Codes and the 2023 National Electrical Code, with Georgia Amendments, in force since 1 January 2026; the energy code is still the 2015 IECC with Georgia supplements. The Georgia State Minimum Standard Codes
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These are the primary sources behind this guide. Codes, fee schedules and procedures change — confirm the position for your filing date.
College Park permit FAQs
Who handles building permits in College Park?
The City of College Park Department of Building & Inspections handles permits and inspections inside the city.
Where should I submit a College Park permit?
Online through the City’s SagesGov permitting platform.
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Get a free quote →Are trade permits separate?
Yes. The City issues electrical, HVAC and plumbing permits separately from the building permit.
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More Georgia permitting guides
This guide is provided by Alliance Permitting for general information about College Park permitting. Requirements, fees, and procedures change; confirm details with the permitting authority before relying on them.