UPDATE (September 30, 2020) The trails are now open. Please watch out for any live animals you may encounter on the trails! September 21, 2020 – The Rozar Park trails are temporarily closed due to a tree hanging over the pathway. Our crews are working to remove the tree. The trail will be closed through, at least, October 2. The park’s other amenities will remain open.
Posted on Sep 21, 2020
UPDATE (9/18/20): Our online payment option is back up and running. Our online payment option is currently unavailable. Our vendor is working to resolve the issue. Additional payment methods: – Kiosk at City Hall (1211 Washington Street) parking lot – Customer Service inside City Hall (in-person or call 478-988-2754) – Telephone payments by calling 866-230-5760 Please note Customer Service does not accept cash. The City Hall parking lot kiosk accepts cash payments.
Posted on Sep 18, 2020
UPDATE (Sept. 17, 2020): The boil water advisory is lifted. ——– BOIL WATER ADVISORY 401-415 Haven Way September 16, 2020 UPDATE (11:57 a.m.): The water main is repaired. Residents will experience low water pressure until it builds back up. Boil water advisory is still in effect. Affected residents will be hand delivered notices when the advisory is lifted. ——– A water main break in the 400-block of Haven Way caused water pressure to drop to dangerously low...
Posted on Sep 16, 2020
It pays to be a small business in Perry! The Downtown Development Authority of the City of Perry (DDA) presented a $26,408.98 check to the Morning By Morning Coffee Company for participating in the Natural Gas Incentive Program. This program was created by the City of Perry and DDA as an incentive to bring more unique, local restaurants to the Perry Downtown District. Qualified restaurants are eligible for reimbursement up to fifty percent of the total purchase and installation costs...
Posted on Sep 15, 2020
The City of Perry will receive $748,561 through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. The program is administered through the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. The CDBG program funds community projects that assist citizens with low and moderate incomes. The program supports neighborhood revitalization through housing improvements and infrastructure projects such as water/sewer improvements. The City will utilize this grant to improve housing conditions in the...
Posted on Sep 11, 2020
The Swanson is the latest recipient of the BOOST grant. The downtown business, known for their southern home cooking, will purchase a new walk-in freezer with the $500.00 grant. The BOOST program provides crowd-funded micro-grants to entrepreneurs and small business owners in the downtown development district. Since 2015, the program has awarded nearly $13,000 to downtown businesses in Perry. Investors, known as BOOSTers, donate funds to the program and vote on applications. William...
Posted on Sep 4, 2020
All non-essential City of Perry offices will be closed on Monday, September 7 to observe Labor Day. Trash Pickup Information For Next Week Garbage and recycling pickup will run one day behind. Yard debris and bulk waste will continue the routine pickup schedule on Tuesday, September 8. Customers normally scheduled for Monday pickup will be collected within the week.
Posted on Sep 4, 2020
The Metropolitan Transportation Plan for all of Houston and part of Peach County is almost complete…but first we need to hear from you! The Warner Robins Area Transportation Study released the draft Metropolitan Transportation Plan for public review and is holding its final outreach opportunity virtually. View the plan and submit comments online: https://www.wrga.gov/636/WRATS-2045-MTP Don’t delay! The comment periods ends September 30!
Posted on Sep 2, 2020
During their August 18, 2020 meeting, Council Members designated City Hall as a City facility where the public must wear a mask to enter.
Posted on Aug 20, 2020
As our Main Street Program and Downtown Development Authority plan for the future, community feedback is an integral part of the process. Our Downtown Visual Preference Survey received feedback from over 400 community members and the results are in.
Posted on Aug 20, 2020
Earlier this year COVID-19 seemed to make everything stop. The City of Perry, however, did not. Our dedicated employees continued to provide the quality service Perry is known for – even during uncertain times. Keeping our employees safe and healthy remains one of our top priorities. Today, we continue to focus on bringing quality growth to our city and value to our citizens. Perry is stronger than ever and we look forward to building a bright future for our citizens, businesses,...
Posted on Aug 18, 2020
Gather the family and prepare yourselves for the ultimate at-home trivia night on our Facebook Event page! As a continuation of our Virtual Event Series, the City of Perry is excited to host our first “Virtual Trivia Game Night” on Friday, August 28th at 7:00 PM. Featuring five rounds and five prizes, we’re talking about FREE…FAMILY…FUN all from the comfort and safety of your own home! “So, what exactly IS a Virtual Trivia Game Night?”, you’re probably wondering. Well,...
Posted on Aug 17, 2020
