REMINDER:
ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE 🚧

As part of the ongoing CDBG project in the Wheat Avenue area, Boulevard will be closed at Water and Powell Streets beginning Monday, September 22.

🕒 This will be a 24-hour closure that will remain in effect through Friday, September 26.

The closure is necessary to complete important upgrades to the storm water lift station that services the area. Thank you for your patience as we work to improve local infrastructure!

📍 Please plan alternate routes and drive safely in the area.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
Join us downtown tomorrow for a fun-filled, FREE family event — the River South Music and Art Festival!

From a 5K run and morning yoga, to sidewalk chalk contests, paint parties, and a kids' marketplace — there’s something for everyone!

The day wraps up with an exciting lineup of live music that you won’t want to miss!

Bring the whole crew and enjoy a full day of art, music, movement, and fun — all made possible thanks to our amazing sponsors who helped bring this event to life.

📅 Make your plans now — you won’t want to miss this!
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE 🚧

As part of the ongoing CDBG project in the Wheat Avenue area, Boulevard will be closed at Water and Powell Streets beginning Monday, September 22.

🕒 This will be a 24-hour closure that will remain in effect through Friday, September 26.

The closure is necessary to complete important upgrades to the storm water lift station that services the area. Thank you for your patience as we work to improve local infrastructure!

📍 Please plan alternate routes and drive safely in the area.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
We are looking for new team members! You can view all available job listings and submit an online application here: https://www.bainbridgecity.com/o/bainbridgecity/page/employment-opportunities
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
Reckoning on the River Disc Golf Tournament draws over 80 competitors to the Bainbridge Oaks Golf Course last weekend. Read more about the tournament and the course here: https://www.bainbridgecity.com/article/2423705
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
Today, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the incredible bravery of first responders, service members, and ordinary citizens who showed extraordinary courage.

We are forever grateful for the sacrifices made that day—and in the days since—in the name of freedom, unity, and resilience.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
Your powerful penny was back at work on Chason Street!
Thanks to the TSPLOST penny, over 47 miles of Bainbridge streets have now been resurfaced and improved — and we're not done yet!
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
North Miller Avenue will be closed from Copeland Street to Bethel Road while our crews make a necessary repair to the water line in the area. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
The 4th Annual River South Music and Arts Festival will be Saturday, September 20 in Downtown Bainbridge! We have a full day of activities planned for you, including a Kids Marketplace, 5K Run, Paint Party and live music and entertainment, all at no cost due to the generosity of our sponsors! Find out about all of the fun we have planned here: https://www.facebook.com/events/747112081194755/?active_tab=discussion
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
September's Fire Safety Tip: Use Electricity Safely *If an electric appliance smokes or has an unusual smell, unplug it immediately, then have it serviced before using it again. *Replace any electrical cord that is cracked or frayed. *Don’t overload extension cords or run them under rugs. Don’t tamper with your fuse box or use improper-sized fuses.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
All non-emergency City of Bainbridge offices will be closed Monday, September 1 for the Labor Day holiday. Residential trash pickup will be adjusted for the week. Monday's route will be picked up on Tuesday, Tuesday's route will be picked up on Wednesday and so on.

Should you need to make a court or utility payment, you may do so online at www.bainbridgecity.com or the payment kiosks on Broad or Clark Streets.

Have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day!
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
All non-emergency City of Bainbridge offices will be closed Monday, September 1 for the Labor Day holiday. Residential trash pickup will be adjusted for the week. For example, Monday's route will be picked up on Tuesday, Tuesday's route will be picked up on Wednesday and so on.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
Burgess Street got a fresh new look today — thanks to your hardworking TSPLOST penny! Every inch paved is a step toward a smoother, stronger Bainbridge.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
We're Looking for YOU!
Come see us TODAY at the Job Fair at the Kirbo Center!
👋 Meet our team
💼 Learn about exciting career opportunities
✅ Find out how you can join us!

We'll be there until 6:00 PM — don't miss it!
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
T-SPLOST Update – Progress You Can See!

We wrapped up paving on Bainbridge Street yesterday, and the difference is smooth!

Your T-SPLOST penny is still packing a powerful punch — funding real improvements across our city, one road at a time.

📍 Next stop: Fourth Street! Keep an eye out for our signs tomorrow and know that your penny is hard at work making Bainbridge better.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
Monroe Street is closed between Pine and Green Streets while our crews repair an issue under the roadway. Please plan to use an alternate route while they work.
We apologize for an inconvenience.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
Crews will be repairing a water main on Shotwell Street this morning. Both inside lanes of Shotwell Street from Scott Street to Russ Street will be closed while they work. Please use caution if in the area.
about 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
A utility company has hit a water line on Vada Road. The water department will be making the repairs on the line and water may be affected on Vada Rd. and the surrounding areas.
over 1 year ago, Crystal Hines

We’re aware of recent videos and photos showing bear activity within the city limits. While it can be surprising to see wildlife in town, it’s important to remember:

We encourage residents to follow guidance from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR), which outlines what to do if you see a bear and how to avoid attracting them to your property.

📲 You can find that information here: https://gadnr.org/if-you-know-you-know-being-bearwise-knowing-what-do-if-you-see-black-bear

over 1 year ago, Crystal Hines
When visitors choose Bainbridge for their shopping, dining, and recreation, our residents benefit.

Their spending generates sales tax revenue that helps fund:

📚 Local schools

🚧 Paving and infrastructure projects

🏗️ Special community improvements

This means less financial burden on Bainbridge residents — and more resources to improve quality of life for everyone who calls Bainbridge home.

The logos you see here represent just some of the businesses that have invested in Bainbridge, helping make us a true regional shopping destination. Their presence draws visitors who fuel our economy, support local jobs, and help move our community forward.

Every visitor dollar spent here is a win for Bainbridge.
over 1 year ago, Crystal Hines