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We are looking for new members on our team! View a full list of available here: https://tinyurl.com/ysba28cv
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
We're Hiring

Update: The issue has been resolved.

We are experiencing an outage affecting our fiber customers. Our engineers are aware of the issue and are working diligently to address it. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and will update when the issue is resolved.

8 months ago, City of Bainbridge
Hate contracts? So do we.
At Bainbridge Fiber, we keep things simple: no contracts, no hoops, no nonsense — just local folks helping local folks stay connected.

Because great service shouldn't come with fine print.
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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We’re proud to announce that Community & Economic Development Director Steve O’Neil has been named the City of Bainbridge’s Accessibility Coordinator!

Steve wears many hats in our community, and this newest one will allow him to lead the way in ensuring our city is inclusive and accessible to all. In this role, Steve will:
✔️ Serve as the primary contact for accessibility concerns
✔️ Stay up-to-date on disability non-discrimination requirements
✔️ Oversee grievance procedures and transition planning
✔️ Help ensure Bainbridge complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

Steve was also honored to be a speaker at this morning’s ADA Event, celebrating the 35th anniversary of this landmark act that protects and empowers millions of Americans.

Steve can be reached regarding accessibility issues at ada@bainbridgecity.com.

Thank you, Steve, for your continued leadership and commitment to making Bainbridge a city for everyone.
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Downtown Bainbridge: 30 Years in the Making

We’re thrilled to share that Georgia Cities Magazine is spotlighting Bainbridge as a Southwest Georgia success story!

Our downtown revitalization wasn’t an overnight win—it’s the result of three decades of vision, planning, and persistence finally coming to life. The article highlights how community investment, strategic development, and a deep love for our community have transformed downtown into a thriving, vibrant destination.

📖 Read the full story and see how Bainbridge is proving that long-term commitment pays off. https://www.gacities.com/articles/a-success-story-in-southwest-georgia
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Community in Action!
As part of our monthly Second Saturday downtown, local retailers rallied to support Decatur County School students by collecting much-needed school supplies. Thanks to everyone who donated — your generosity makes a difference!

This morning, we were proud to deliver those supplies to the district office. A huge shoutout to The Recovery Room Acai Bar, Rivers and Bridge, and Marine Carpeting for hosting donation drives and contributing to the cause.

📸 Pictured: Christy Cox, Amanda Glover, Chip Davis, and Jennifer Wilkinson – thank you for helping lead the charge!
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
School Supply Drive
Reliable internet keeps your operations running, your customers happy, and your team connected.

Bainbridge Fiber delivers the speed and dependability your business needs to thrive—right here at home.
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Attention Bainbridge Fiber Customers:

What made you choose us—and what made you make the switch to Bainbridge Fiber?

Drop your answers in the comments and let’s celebrate the internet service that is striving to keep us all connected! 👇
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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July 26, 2025, marks the 35th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a landmark civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based and disability and the City of Bainbridge is committed to create a welcoming and inclusive environment in which all residents can fully participate in civic life. We celebrate the tremendous progress of the past 35 years by presenting a proclamation to Stancil Tootle, Executive Director of Bain, Inc noting July as American with Disabilities Act Month.
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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City Begins Wheat Avenue Storm Water Improvement Project with Funding Support
Read more here: https://www.bainbridgecity.com/article/2313588
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Beginning today, Monday, July 21, Wheat Avenue will be closed from Water Street to Martin Luther King Jr Drive so that contractors can install water lines and a manhole as part of the Wheat Avenue Storm Water Improvement Project. It will be accessible to local residents only during the day and reopened completely in the evening. We expect the construction to take approximately 10 days.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Another Satisfied Bainbridge Fiber Customer:
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Beginning Monday, July 21, Wheat Avenue will be closed from Water Street to Martin Luther King Jr Drive so that contractors can install water lines and a manhole as part of the Wheat Avenue Storm Water Improvement Project. It will be accessible to local residents only during the day and reopened completely in the evening. We expect the construction to take approximately 10 days. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
8 months ago, City of Bainbridge
We are looking for new team members! Click here to see all available job listings: https://tinyurl.com/ysba28cv
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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There’s nothing worse than your show freezing right before the big reveal—or your Zoom call turning into a slideshow.

Say goodbye to the spinning wheel of doom and hello to Bainbridge Fiber – your local, reliable, and blazing fast internet solution.
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Due to a maintenance issue, the men's restroom at the Mega Ramps will be closed until Saturday morning. The restrooms located closer to the Chamber of Commerce will be available for use.
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Mayor Edward Reynolds had the honor of administering the oaths of office to four new Bainbridge Public Safety officers: Peyton Dodson, Bennett Harrison, Kyle Swicord, and Hunter Jones.

We’re excited to welcome them to the Bainbridge Public Safety family and look forward to the positive contributions they’ll make in serving and protecting our community!

Photo Credit: Ethan Reddish- The Post Searchlight
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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Newly sworn officers with city officials
Are you back to school ready? Sign up today at www.bainbridgefiber.com and get the school year off on the right foot!
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
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At last night's City Council meeting, Marnie Johns was named as Employee of the Quarter. Marnie serves as the Animal Services Director and has been instrumental in the operation of the new shelter. Marnie was nominated by her supervisor, Steve O'Neil and voted on by her peers for stepping up into her new role seamlessly.

Thank you, Marnie, for your commitment to our community and more so, our furry residents!

Photo Credit: Ethan Reddish- The Post Searchlight
8 months ago, Crystal Hines
Marnie Johns- Employee of the Quarter
Update to the Alice Street paving project: Because of the chance of rain over the next couple of days, we are going to postpone the resurfacing of Alice Street. We will notify here of the new paving date.
8 months ago, City of Bainbridge