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Garden City, Georgia Fire Fee Settlement: $1.4 Million in Refunds — and the Fire Fee Is Ending

Garden City, Georgia Fire Fee Settlement: $1.4 Million in Refunds — and the Fire Fee Is Ending

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The Garden City, Georgia Fire Fee Settlement: $1.4 Million in Refunds — and the Fire Fee Is Ending class action settlement may pay up to Varies. The deadline to submit your claim form is Oct 28, 2026. No-proof options are available for the base tier.

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Deadline
Oct 28, 2026
Maximum payout
$1.4M
Proof required
No (base tier)

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Deadline
Oct 28, 2026
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Maximum payout
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Garden City, Georgia agreed to a class action settlement that creates a $1.4 million refund fund for everyone who paid its fire protection fee since October 7, 2020 — and ends the fee going forward. If you are still a Garden City Fire Protection Utility customer, you do not need to file anything; refunds of roughly 27% of what you paid follow court approval automatically.

Garden City, Georgia agreed to a class action settlement that creates a $1.4 million refund fund for everyone who paid its fire protection fee since October 7, 2020 — and ends the fee going forward. If you are still a Garden City Fire Protection Utility customer, you do not need to file anything; refunds of roughly 27% of what you paid follow court approval automatically.

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About this settlement

This finance settlement — Garden City, Georgia Fire Fee Settlement: $1.4 Million in Refunds — and the Fire Fee Is Ending — involves Garden City, Georgia Fire Fee Settlement: $1.4 Million in Refunds — and the Fire Fee Is Ending. Class actions in the Finance category compensate groups of consumers harmed by similar conduct. Review eligibility below, then file on the official administrator site before Oct 28, 2026.

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Garden City, Georgia Fire Fee Settlement: $1.4 Million in Refunds — and the Fire Fee Is Ending

Independent trust score from class action track record

A+93/100
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Active suits
1
Total public payouts
$1.4M
Avg distribution velocity
Insufficient data
Class action score100% weight
93/100

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  • Garden City, Georgia agreed to a class action settlement that creates a $1.4 million refund fund for everyone who paid its fire protection fee since October 7, 2020 — and ends the fee going forward. If you are still a Garden City Fire Protection Utility customer, you do not need to file anything; refunds of roughly 27% of what you paid follow court approval automatically. Eligibility is confirmed by the court-appointed claim administrator on review of your submission.
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