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Occupation Tax Alphabetical Listingupdated 9/1/2021 Occupation Tax Alphabetical ListingUpdated 9/1/2021 Business Name Lic # Business LocationBusiness Location Owner Type of Business 0000 PROPERTIES OCC13558 7394 Blythe Island Hwy Brunswick 31523 HAMID SHIREEN Fitness And Recreational Sports Centers 1.4.3. HOME IMPROVEMENT OCH5886 102 Dovewood Dr Brunswick 31523 DRAWDY JOHN Handyman Contractor 100 WAYS 2 EDUCATE OCH13852 777 Fancy Bluff Rd Brunswick 31523 SOUTHALL STEPHANIE Consulting All Types 1226 OCEAN LLC OCC11688 1226 Ocean Blvd 22000 St Simons Island 31522BLAKE D. MERRILL Brewery & Restaurant 1800 MEXICAN RESTAURANT LLC OCC11529 5296 New Jesup Hwy Brunswick 31523 NANCY DURAN MARIN RAUL DURAN MARIN &Full-Service Restaurants 19TH HOLE PACKAGE STORE OCC5666 3600 Frederica Rd 17 St Simons Island 31522COFER BRENDA Liquor Beer & Wine Package Sales 1BOY4CHANGE, INC. OCH5116 145 Myers Hill Rd Brunswick 31523 CARSWELL JANET & CHRIS Plastic Beads 1ST CITY AUTO SALES, INC. OCC2296 4345 Community Rd 1 Brunswick 31520 MASON DEBORAH J. Used Car Dealers 1ST CLASS AUTO BODY OCC4022 1743 Old Jesup Rd Brunswick 31525 PICKREN DEWAYNE Automotive Body, Paint, And Interior Rep 1ST CLASS MOBILE AUTOMOBILE DETAILINGOCH11897 105 Holly St St Simons Island 31522 KATHERINE PAINTER & TIMOTHY INGRAM Mobile Detailing/Carwash 1ST FRANKLIN FINANCIAL OCC1090 95 Altama Conn Brunswick 31525 CHEEK BEN Mortgage And Nonmortgage Loan Brokers 2 BROTHERS AUTO DETAILING (RICKS SUPERMARKETOCC13932 Outside PARKING of Glynn LOT) County CAMPBELL TRAVAN Mobile Detailing/Carwash 2 BROTHERS TREE SERVICE OCC6001 Outside of Glynn County THACKER JR BILLY Tree Service 2:10 LANDING, LLC OCC13535 310 Redfern Vlg St Simons Island 31522 POPE RYAN Mobile Food Services 204 MALLORY ST LLC OCC4698 204 Mallery St St Simons Island 31522 MENASHEROV LASHA Family Clothing Stores 212 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT OCH12897 111 Wildflower Ct Brunswick 31523 GOLDINGER ALICIA Lessors Of Residential Building & Proper 21ST CENTURY LANDSCAPE SERVICES OCH1856 227 Cornwall St Brunswick 31525 GROVNER, SR MIKE LAVON Landscaping Services 24 HOUR AUTO UNLOCK OCH13822 905 Mallery St St Simons Island 31522 CRUZ NICK Locksmiths 24 HOUR TOWING OCH1851 1411 Perry Lane Rd Brunswick 31525 PERKINS HAROLD Automotive Towing/Reposession 2EZ AUTO BROKERS, LLC OCC14165 103 Brunswick Av 200 St Simons Island 31522FLETCHER CARL Used Car Dealers 3 BRIN SALON OCC5556 108 Island Professional Pk St Simons Island SCOGGINS31522 ANSLEY Cosmotologist 3 WAYZ BRAIDING & PRODUCT SALES (MOBILE)OCH13718 111 Bishop St Brunswick 31525 JACKSON LAWANDA Beauty Salons 3181 CUSTOM HOMES OCH6307 103 Turnberry St Simons Island 31522 COCHRAN SCOTT Gen. Contractor-Residential,Hotel/Motel 341 AUTO OCC4905 4733 New Jesup Hwy Brunswick 31520 EASON TERRY Used Car Dealers 3D RENOVATIONS AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENTOCH4040 1100 Peachtree St St Simons Island 31522 DEANTON DARREN Landscaping Services 3RD GEN CONSTRUCTION OCH12294 2817 Old Jesup Rd Brunswick 31525 HORTON JOHN Tree Service 4 D'S WELDING & FABERCATION OCC13449 6205 Altama Av Brunswick 31525 AMMONS DAMEIN Welding Co 4 SEASONS LANDSCAPING OCC13882 Outside of Glynn County MURPHEY ERICA Landscaping Services 4 SEASONS LANDSCAPING & PINESTRAWOCC11780 7512 Blythe Island Hwy Brunswick 31523 MURPHEY ERICA Landscaping Services 4-10 VENTURES OCC3323 7359 New Jesup Hwy 19000 Brunswick 31523FRIEDLAND SHERI Ice Manufacturing 4-10 VENTURES OCC3324 7534 Blythe Island Hwy 19000 Brunswick 31523FRIENDLAND SHERI Ice Manufacturing 4-10 VENTURES OCC3326 4248 Community Rd 19000 Brunswick 31520FRIEDLAND SHERI Ice Manufacturing 4-10 VENTURES OCC3325 2007 Demere Rd 19000 St Simons Island 31522FRIEDLAND SHERI Ice Manufacturing 5 KING'S JEWELRY & ACCESSORIES OCH14008 3108 Cypress Mill Rd 39 Brunswick 31525 WOODS PRECIOUS Jewelry (Costume) & Accessories 51 STATE INC OCC12922 4235 Norwich Street Ext Brunswick 31520 DAVENPORT BOBBY Used Car Dealers 51 STATE INC. OCC3186 4235 Norwich Street Ext Brunswick 31520 DAVENPORT BOBBY Lessors Of Residential Building & Proper 5700 ALTAMA AVENUE LLC OCC12111 5700 Altama Av Brunswick 31525 5700 ALTAMA AVENUE LLC Lessors Of Residential Building & Proper 675 CHARTERS OCH13858 145 Oyster Rd Brunswick 31523 MORGAN JOSHUA All Other Personal Services 817 SALON & DRY BAR OCC13925 140 Old Jesup Rd Brunswick 31520 CARTER XAVIER Cosmotologist 912 INK TATTOO AND PIERCING OCC12242 5435 Altama Av Brunswick 31525 CURRY MICKLE Body Piercing/Tattooing 912 MOBILE MECHANIC OCH3025 203 Enterprise St Brunswick 31525 GALLAGHER PHILIP General Automotive Repair A & A ELECTRIC OCH3130 222 Souters Dairy Ln Brunswick 31520 NORRIS ALVIN & LETITIA Electrical Contractors A & B CEMENT FINISHING OCH13207 108 Enterprise St Brunswick 31525 MITCHELL SR ARTHUR Cement Manufacturing A & B CONSTRUCTION OCH5587 1015 Old Jesup Rd 10Nc Brunswick 31520 BUSTILLO AGULIAR BLADIMIR Vinyl Siding A & B ELECTRIC, LLC OCH6107 1330 Old Jesup Rd Brunswick 31520 PICKREN WILLIAM Electrical Contractors A & B METAL ROOFING LLC OCH12626 119 Kentshire Av Brunswick 31525 MORENO ANSELMO Handyman Contractor A & C WE DO IT ALL OCH12971 516 Lakewood Av Brunswick 31520 LEWIS CARROLL ALVIN GARDNER & Handyman Contractor A & J INVESTMENT OCC6461 2465 Demere Rd 210 St Simons Island 31522A & J INVESTMENTS LLC Lessors Of Residential Building & Proper A & J MFG, LLC OCC6462 2465 Demere Rd 210 St Simons Island 31522A & J INVESTMENTS LLC Electronic Shopping And Mail-Order House A & M BUILDERS & ERECTORS, INC. OCC1863 1014 Commercial Dr Brunswick 31525 KOBYRN ALAN M Gen. Contractor-Residential,Hotel/Motel A & R ENTERPRISE OCH5136 105 Roswell Dr W Brunswick 31525 MILES ANTHONY Janitorial Services (Pt) A & W CLEANING MACHINE LLC OCC6130 4262 Norwich Street Ext 4 Brunswick 31520POE WILLIAM Handyman Contractor A AND H FIREARMS OCH13393 3901 Darien Hwy A8 Brunswick 31525 WHITE ROBERT Firearms A AND M CLEANING OCH12913 13 Tiffany Ln A Brunswick 31525 HESTER MICHELLE Janitorial Services (Pt) A B A REAL BARBER SHOP OCC3801 3323 Glynn Av A Brunswick 31520 GONZALEZ EDIS Barber Shops A BEACH SALON OCC2343 1203 Ocean Blvd St Simons Island 31522 RAMIREZ ESTELA Beauty Salons A BEAUTIFUL STEP TO RECOVERY OCH11487 80 Glynnmarsh Ct Brunswick 31525 LYONS ERICA Yoga Therapy A COURTYARD FLORIST OCC2057 231 Skiff Landing Rd St Simons Island 31522ROGERS PATTY M Florists A CUT ABOVE LAWN SERVICE OCH1362 457 Willow Rd Brunswick 31525 FENNEL JAMES Landscaping Services A DIVISION OF BELINDA BURROUGHS INCOCH4787 800 Mallery St 78 St Simons Island 31522 BURROUGHS BELINDA Speech Therapist A GIFT OF LOVE HOMECARE, LLC OCH11955 1134 Kings Cross Brunswick 31525 JACKSON JENNIFER Home Health Care Services A HAND DANDY HANDYMAN LLC OCH11539 212 Dunbarton Dr St Simons Island 31522 RHODES JAMES Handyman Contractor A J GLENN CONSTRUCTION OCH2230 606 Brickyard Ln St Simons Island 31522 GLENN DREW Gen. Contractor-Residential,Hotel/Motel A LIKKLE BIZZY, LLC OCH3929 110 Holly St St Simons Island 31522 AIKSNORAS MARIAN C. All Other Specialty Food Stores (Pt) A MOVEABLE FEAST, LLC OCC4910 1178 Chapel Crossing Rd Brunswick 31525 SERGY TANYA Full-Service Restaurants A MUFFLER & TIRE SHOP OCC1539 11 Cargile Dr Brunswick 31525 CARGILE JR BOBBY Automotive Exhaust System Repair A NEW HORIZON SSI, INC. OCC2059 507 Ocean Blvd 101 St Simons Island 31522BUTLER EMILY Beauty Salons A PANE IN THE GLASS OCC1474 1219 Ocean Blvd St Simons Island 31522 MARRS FRED Gift, Novelty, And Souvenir Stores A SIGNATURE MOMENT EVENT LLC OCH11474 N 119 Palm Dr Brunswick 31525 TALISHA ROGERS PAMELA THORPE Event Planning A TO Z LIQUORS OCC2380 217 Merchants Way Brunswick 31525 PATEL PANKAJUMARE Beer, Wine, And Liquor Stores A TO Z TOWING OCH1086 133 Todd Dr Brunswick 31520 WOOLSEY WAYNE Automotive Towing/Reposession A TOUCH OF CLASS LAWN SERVICE OCC6079 546 Ocean Blvd St Simons Island 31522 WESLEY ALFRED Landscaping Services A TOUCH OF CLASS LAWN SERVICE OCC13889 Outside of Glynn County WESLEY ALFRED Landscaping Services A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE BEAUTY SALONOCC3022 5078 Highway 17 N Brunswick 31525 WATSON ELNORA Nail Salons A TOUCH OF WIRELESS OCC3044 440 Mall Blvd Brunswick 31525 DIN MUNIR Communication Equipment A WOMAN'S TOUCH PAINTING OCH5598 230 Eastridge Dr Brunswick 31525 SMITH TINA Painting Contractor A. K. MELENDEZ LLC OCH6618 1700 Demere Rd 139 St Simons Island 31522MELENDEZ ANA Janitorial Services (Pt) A.H.T FENCING OCH13935 210 Hendricks Ln Brunswick 31520 TOSTENSEN ANDREW Fencing A.P.D. TRAINING L.L.C. OCH11471 150 Michigan Way Brunswick 31523 KILE JOHN Unclassified Establishments A-1 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR OCC2291 140 Key Circle Dr Brunswick 31520 KELLER RICHARD L. General Automotive Repair A-1 CARPETS, INC. OCC1180 4644 Highway 17 N Brunswick 31525 LLOYD MARY Carpet & Floor Coverings A-1 ECONOMIC INC OCH1337 250 Blythe Island Conn Brunswick 31520 MADRAY ROBERT Pesticide And Other Agricultural Chemica A-1 HOME MAINTENANCE OCH13526 106 Ryals Rd Brunswick 31523 OGLESBY CYNARA Handyman Contractor A-1 INTERSTATE TOWING AND RECOVERY,OCC2176 LLC N 269 Goodbread Rd Brunswick 31525 KINNEY JOHN Automotive Towing/Reposession A-1 SEPTIC TANK SERVICES OCH2549 505 Castleberry Ln Brunswick 31525 WIGGINS JASON & KIMBERLY Septic Tank & Related Services(Port.Toil A2D PAINTING SOLUTIONS OCH14059 149 Dekan Av Brunswick 31525 RAMIREZ JEYSON Handyman Contractor A3 COMMUNICATIONS, INC OCC13058 Outside of Glynn County A3 COMMUNICATIONS Computer Related Services AAA MARINE CSC, LLC OCC3869 4160 Knight St Brunswick 31520 EDWARDS GERALD H. Carpentry Contractors AAA PRESSURE WASHING OCH2416 248 Wellington Pl Brunswick 31523 GREGORY KAREN Janitorial Services (Pt) AAA QUALITY SERVICES, INC. OCC1469 1017 Commercial
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