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Public filings
New Georgia EPD Construction Stormwater NOI filings are collected as they come in across the launch counties.
Metro Atlanta · Georgia EPD filings
New construction sites, scored and in your inbox every Monday.
Every new 1-acre-plus filing in Gwinnett, Hall, Cobb, Forsyth, Barrow, and Jackson Counties, taken from public EPD stormwater notices. Nothing in that set is filtered out. Each row carries a transparent priority score and a note on the work the permit often leaves unsaid.
Built for excavation, site-work, paving, erosion-control, and supply contractors. Those six counties posted 128 new 1-acre-plus sites in the last 90 days.
33Gwinnett
24Hall
22Cobb
20Forsyth
15Jackson
14Barrow
New 1-acre-plus construction stormwater NOIs, Aug 12–Nov 10, 2026. Counts are from the public GEOS filing list. Sub-acre filings are outside this product; nothing at or above one acre is filtered out.
How it works
A Monday list, not a lead marketplace. You see every new 1-acre-plus filing in your counties and decide what to call.
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Every site listed
Every 1-acre-plus filing is on the list. The score only sorts the rows. It never hides one.
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Scored in the open
Acres, start timing, permit type, and contact completeness add up to a 0–100 priority score, with a short “why.”
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Monday delivery
You get the weekly list by email as a CSV and a PDF, with likely-scope notes that flag work owners often under-describe.
A look at the list
Five anonymized rows from a recent window in the launch counties. Site names, addresses, and contacts removed.
35 Disturbed acres
25 Start timing
25 Permit type
15 Contact completeness
Anonymized sample. Likely scope is an estimate, not a confirmed scope of work.
| Score | Site | Why | Likely scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| 98 | Residential subdivision Hall County · 30 ac · Common development |
30 ac (33.25) + already started (25) + common development (25) + phone and email on file (15) = 98 | Not confirmed. Clearing, grubbing, mass grading, roads, utilities trenching, erosion control BMPs, silt fence / retention pond. |
| 94 | Industrial site Hall County · 12.7 ac · Commercial / industrial |
12.7 ac (29.75) + already started (25) + commercial/industrial (23.75) + phone and email on file (15) = 94 | Not confirmed. Clearing, grubbing, mass grading, building pad, parking and drives, utilities, detention, silt fence. |
| 89 | Municipal / institutional Barrow County · 21.7 ac · Stand-alone |
21.7 ac (29.75) + starts in 4 days (22.5) + municipal/institutional (21.25) + phone and email on file (15) = 89 | Not confirmed. Clearing, grubbing, building pad, parking, utilities, erosion control BMPs, silt fence. |
| 87 | Commercial site Forsyth County · 4.6 ac · Commercial / industrial |
4.6 ac (22.75) + already started (25) + commercial/industrial (23.75) + phone and email on file (15) = 87 | Not confirmed. Clearing, grubbing, building pad, parking and drives, utilities, detention, silt fence. |
| 83 | Infrastructure Cobb County · 55.3 ac · Infrastructure |
55.3 ac (35) + starts in 53 days (10) + infrastructure (22.5) + phone and email on file (15) = 83 | Not confirmed. Clearing, grubbing, grading, access or structure work, utilities or trenching, erosion control BMPs. |
Source: public Georgia EPD Construction Stormwater NOI filings. Owners often under-describe the job (“clear trees” can become trees, roots, a pad, and a driveway). The likely-scope note is there so you don’t take the form at face value.
Two ways to get the list.
A Monday list for the metro Atlanta counties you work, billed monthly or by the year. No lead fees. Owner and filing-party names are kept as they appear on the public filing. Personal phone numbers and emails are omitted.
Monthly
Weekly list
$49.88 / month
A Monday list for the metro counties you choose. The plan auto-renews until you cancel. Cancel anytime in the customer portal; you keep the list through the end of the paid month, and you will not be billed for the next month. No partial refunds on the monthly plan.
- Weekly Monday email with a CSV and PDF of new 1-acre-plus sites
- Launch counties: Gwinnett, Hall, Cobb, Forsyth, Barrow, and Jackson
- Every 1-acre-plus filing listed, sorted by a transparent 0–100 score
- Why line and likely-scope note on each row
- Names as filed; no personal phones or emails
Best value
Weekly list, annual
$497.88 / year
The same Monday list, billed once a year, and auto-renews until you cancel. About two months free compared with paying monthly. Fully refundable within 14 days of the charge. After 14 days, no partial refunds. Manage billing in the customer portal.
- Weekly Monday email with a CSV and PDF of new 1-acre-plus sites
- Launch counties: Gwinnett, Hall, Cobb, Forsyth, Barrow, and Jackson
- Every 1-acre-plus filing listed, sorted by a transparent 0–100 score
- Why line and likely-scope note on each row
- Names as filed; no personal phones or emails
Online checkout is coming soon. To join the list, email hello@dirtnotice.com.
Questions
Short answers. The list should be easy to trust and easy to leave.
Where does the data come from?
Public Georgia EPD Construction Stormwater Notice of Intent filings, from the GEOS public application list. These are the permits sites file before disturbing land. Dirt Notice organizes and scores that public record; it is not an official EPD product.
Which counties are included?
The weekly list launches with Gwinnett, Hall, Cobb, Forsyth, Barrow, and Jackson. In the 90 days ending Nov 10, 2026, those counties had 33, 24, 22, 20, 14, and 15 new 1-acre-plus NOIs, respectively.
Do you filter sites out?
The product covers new filings of one acre or more. Inside that set, nothing is dropped. The priority score (acres 35, start timing 25, permit type 25, contact completeness 15) only sorts the list so you can start with the larger, sooner, better-documented jobs.
What is a “likely scope” note?
An estimate based on site type, acreage, and permit type. For example, a residential common development often involves mass grading, roads, utilities, and erosion control, even when the form is thin. It is not a confirmed scope of work.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Both plans auto-renew until you cancel. Cancel anytime in the customer portal; you keep the list through the end of the period already paid, and you will not be billed for the next period. The monthly plan has no partial refunds for unused days. The annual plan is fully refundable within 14 days of the charge (the first annual charge or a renewal). After 14 days, there are no partial refunds.
Who is this for?
Contractors and suppliers who want to be early on new Georgia sites: excavation and site-work, paving, erosion and sediment control, grading, utilities, dumpsters, portable restrooms, equipment rental, aggregate, and ready-mix. If you call on dirt work, this is your Monday list.
Can I see a sample first?
Yes. Email hello@dirtnotice.com and ask for a free 5-row sample for one county.