In Cairo, Georgia, some licenses or permits may require a surety bond before you can begin conducting business. The following bonds are examples of what kind of bonds can be enforced by the city.
With Jet, your Cairo Surety Bond can start as low as $10 a month or $100 a year, depending on which bond you’re applying for. Bonds with a limit of $5,000 (like Contractor Bonds or Pawnbroker Bonds) are automatically approved at these rates—other bonds will need a credit check and, in some cases, an evaluation of financial statements.
Bond Term | Cost |
---|---|
Monthly | $10 |
1 Year | $100 |
After your bond has been purchased, Jet will prepare your bond form and mail it to you. You will need to file the bond at the address below, unless you were instructed otherwise.
City of Cairo
119 North Broad St
Cairo, GA 39828
Contractor Bond: Contractors must submit a $5,000 surety bond to cover work performed, regardless of the number or types of licenses held. This would entail the construction, alteration, repair, removal, or demolition of a building, swimming pool, manufactured home, or structure (including any electrical work or wiring, installation, enlargement, repair, or replacement of gas systems, mechanical systems, plumbing or sewage systems, or roof of any building or structure). (Cairo Ordinances, Section 6-4.1)
Plumber Bond: Master plumbers need to file a $5,000 surety bond to protect the City and the public from damages caused by negligence or faulty workmanship. (Cairo Ordinances, Section 6-131)
Electrician Bond: Electric contractors need to file a $5,000 surety bond to protect against damages from negligence or faulty workmanship. The bond is conditioned on the electrician’s compliance with ordinances relating to electrical work and wiring and remedying any defects in work or materials up to one year. (Cairo Ordinances, Section 6-34)
Pawnbroker Bond: Pawnbrokers need to file a $5,000 surety bond conditioned on the pawnbroker complying with applicable ordinances, reporting any suspicious dealings, stolen property, or suspected stolen property, and returning stolen property to the police or rightful owner. (Cairo Ordinances, Section 14-64)
Precious Metals Dealer: Gold and silver buyers need to file a $25,000 surety bond conditioned that the dealer will comply with applicable ordinances, pay all fines and judgments for any violations, or compensate for damages caused by misrepresentation, deception, or breach of warranty in business transactions. (Cairo Ordinances, Section 14-71)