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We’re pleased to share highlights from Tuesday’s ribbon cutting ceremony for Douglas County’s new Waste Transfer Station and Recycling Center located at 1730 County Services Road in Douglasville. The state-of-the-art SPLOST-funded facility replaces the previous Transfer Station which was destroyed by fire in October 2023. Effective immediately, recyclable materials such as mixed paper, plastic bottles and jugs, cardboard and more will be accepted at the recycling center. The waste transfer station will officially open to residential and commercial haulers in county and out of county on Monday, December 22. The hours of operation for both facilities are 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The following items will be accepted: - household trash - construction and demolition debris - yard waste We extend our gratitude to the community for their patience and support as our Public Works team worked to provide upgraded solutions for Douglas County’s waste management and recycling needs. #OneDouglasForwardTogether
We’re pleased to share highlights from Tuesday’s ribbon cutting ceremony for Douglas County’s new Waste Transfer Station and Recycling Center located at 1730 County Services Road in Douglasville. The state-of-the-art SPLOST-funded facility replaces the previous Transfer Station which was destroyed by fire in October 2023. Effective immediately, recyclable materials such as mixed paper, plastic bottles and jugs, cardboard and more will be accepted at the recycling center. The waste transfer station will officially open to residential and commercial haulers in county and out of county on Monday, December 22. The hours of operation for both facilities are 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The following items will be accepted: - household trash - construction and demolition debris - yard waste We extend our gratitude to the community for their patience and support as our Public Works team worked to provide upgraded solutions for Douglas County’s waste management and recycling needs. #OneDouglasForwardTogether
The City of Douglasville is updating its Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) and wants to hear from you! A brief questionnaire is now available on the City’s website to gather your input on local transportation needs—such as bike lanes, sidewalks, public transit, and more. Your feedback will help shape the future of mobility in our community. Please take a few minutes to complete the short survey by visiting DouglasvilleGA.gov/TransportationSurvey. #DouglasvilleGA #DiscoverDouglasville #DowntownDouglasville #Community #Survey
The Douglas County Fire/EMS Department proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary this week. From its humble beginnings in 1975 with just two fire stations and a handful of dedicated volunteers, it has grown into a vital service that now protects over 150,000 residents. This remarkable milestone is not just a testament to its progress and innovation, but also to the unwavering commitment of countless individuals who have tirelessly served their community. Join in honoring the legacy of every firefighter, EMT, paramedic, officer, and support member who has built this strong foundation. A special video series is being released that showcases the dedication and bravery of those who shaped the Douglas County Fire Department's vibrant history. Stay connected to our social media channels to celebrate this rich legacy and witness the journey of heroes.
We’re pleased to share highlights from Tuesday’s ribbon cutting ceremony for Douglas County’s new Waste Transfer Station and Recycling Center located at 1730 County Services Road in Douglasville. The state-of-the-art SPLOST-funded facility replaces the previous Transfer Station which was destroyed by fire in October 2023. Effective immediately, recyclable materials such as mixed paper, plastic bottles and jugs, cardboard and more will be accepted at the recycling center. The waste transfer station will officially open to residential and commercial haulers in county and out of county on Monday, December 22. The hours of operation for both facilities are 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The following items will be accepted: - household trash - construction and demolition debris - yard waste We extend our gratitude to the community for their patience and support as our Public Works team worked to provide upgraded solutions for Douglas County’s waste management and recycling needs. #OneDouglasForwardTogether
The Douglas County Fire/EMS Department proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary this week. From its humble beginnings in 1975 with just two fire stations and a handful of dedicated volunteers, it has grown into a vital service that now protects over 150,000 residents. This remarkable milestone is not just a testament to its progress and innovation, but also to the unwavering commitment of countless individuals who have tirelessly served their community. Join in honoring the legacy of every firefighter, EMT, paramedic, officer, and support member who has built this strong foundation. A special video series is being released that showcases the dedication and bravery of those who shaped the Douglas County Fire Department's vibrant history. Stay connected to our social media channels to celebrate this rich legacy and witness the journey of heroes.
The City of Douglasville is updating its Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) and wants to hear from you! A brief questionnaire is now available on the City’s website to gather your input on local transportation needs—such as bike lanes, sidewalks, public transit, and more. Your feedback will help shape the future of mobility in our community. Please take a few minutes to complete the short survey by visiting DouglasvilleGA.gov/TransportationSurvey. #DouglasvilleGA #DiscoverDouglasville #DowntownDouglasville #Community #Survey
This year marks a significant milestone as it celebrates the 40th anniversary of Parks and Recreation Month. The theme, "Build Together, Play Together," emphasizes the dedication of over 160,000 full-time park and recreation professionals, alongside countless part-time and seasonal workers and volunteers, who tirelessly maintain our community parks. Parks and recreation play a crucial role in promoting health and wellness, enhancing physical and mental well-being, and fostering stronger communities. They also contribute to the local economy by increasing property values, boosting tourism, and supporting business development. In honor of the Douglas County Parks and Recreation Department, the Douglas County Board of Commissioners has issued a proclamation recognizing Parks and Recreation Month. This recognition serves as a reminder of the invaluable contributions that parks and recreation make in creating cherished memories, friendships, and vibrant communities in Douglas County. Join in the celebration of this vital initiative. To learn more about the events and activities happening this month, visit your local parks' website or contact the Parks and Recreation Department directly. Discover how you can get involved and show your support for the parks that enrich our lives!
The Public Works Department officially broke ground on a new state-of-the-art Transfer Station and Recycling Center at the Douglas County landfill, designed to enhance waste disposal and recycling services for residents. This facility, funded by the 2022 SPLOST, will replace the previous station that was tragically lost to fire in October 2023. As construction progresses, the community can look forward to a modern solution set to be completed by Fall 2025, ensuring a cleaner and greener Douglas County for all. #OneDouglasForwardTogether #DouglasCounty #RecyclingCenter #SustainableFuture #CommunityDevelopment #WasteManagement #PublicWorks #EnvironmentalInitiatives
This week, the Douglas County Board of Commissioners issued an important proclamation to honor Emergency Medical Services Week, observed from May 18-24. This recognition highlights the crucial role that emergency medical services play in our healthcare system by bridging gaps in care, offering vital out-of-hospital assistance, and providing access to telemedicine. The EMS system is a dedicated network of first responders, EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, firefighters, police officers, educators, administrators, and medical professionals who work tirelessly around the clock to deliver lifesaving care. Their commitment ensures that help is always available when it is needed most. They are inviting the community to join in celebrating the invaluable contributions of these heroes. This observance is a time to reflect on their impact and dedication to public health and safety. To learn more about the importance of emergency medical services and how you can show your support, visit your local government’s website or contact the Douglas County Board of Commissioners for more details.
Join the City of Douglasville as they celebrate Public Service Recognition Week, honoring the dedicated individuals who make a difference in our communities. This week shines a light on the Code Compliance Division, a team that exemplifies excellence in municipal service through their commitment to health, safety, and the visual appeal of our city. Their proactive efforts ensure that neighborhoods are well-maintained, businesses comply with regulations, and residents feel supported and heard. By balancing enforcement with empathy, they work tirelessly to create a safer, cleaner, and more connected community for everyone. This is a perfect time to acknowledge their hard work and dedication. Discover how the Code Compliance team strengthens Douglasville and fosters a vibrant community. For more information and to learn how you can support their initiatives, visit the City of Douglasville’s website.