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The Historic Preservation Division (HPD) is Georgia’s state historic preservation office (SHPO). As established by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, each state is required to have a SHPO which serves several functions as part of the national historic preservation program.
The State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) evaluates, protects and promotes Michigan’s historic built environment and archaeological sites. We lead this effort by helping property owners, developers, and local and state agencies identify and seize opportunities to celebrate and rehabilitate historic places that define local communities and ...
The Georgia Department of Community Affairs' Historic Preservation Division provides financial and architectural assistance for the restoration of historic structures, reviews current development projects to consider their impact on archaeological resources, protects resources on state-owned properties, and supports the National Register of ...
Georgia Historic Preservation Division. 6,142 likes · 7 talking about this · 114 were here. We are Georgia's State Historic Preservation Office. Our mission is to promote the preservation and use of...
15 kwi 2005 · Each state’s historic preservation office receives financial assistance through the Historic Preservation Fund of the National Park Service, Department of the Interior, and provides matching state funds to carry out the nation’s preservation partnership.
Christopher Nunn. SHPO & Commissioner. Jennifer Flood. Deputy & Division Director. No Soliciting. As employees of state governments, State Historic Preservation Officers, cannot endorse, recommend, or suggest the use of any products, companies, or consultants. This State Information and SHPO List may not be used for such purposes.
The Historic Preservation Division (HPD) is Georgia’s state historic preservation office, or SHPO. Every state has a SHPO, established by the National Historic Preservation Act...
