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January was a busy month for the Permit and Inspections Department as purchasing commercial and residential building permits appear to be on a steady incline. Though there has been an increase in permits purchased for both purposes, the amount of residential building permits in January 2021 has...Read more
The City of Valdosta and the Engineering Department will observe National Engineers Week, Feb. 21-27, to highlight the various engineers in the community, encourage local students to pursue prospective careers, and recognize how city engineers impact community life.
The national theme...Read more
On Friday, February 19, The City of Valdosta and the Valdosta Tree Commission held an Arbor Day ceremony outside City Hall to highlight the natural beauty of trees and our community's commitment to caring for them.
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the celebration was scaled back and live-...Read more
The Valdosta Police Department is proud of Detective Heather Turner, for being our Rotary Club of Valdosta Officer of the Year. Detective Turner began her employment with the department in 2008 as a Patrol Officer. In 2010, she transferred to the Bureau of Investigative Services where she has...Read more
City staff has begun inspections for the ‘Cap the Cleanout’ Program, hoping to improve the health of our local sewer system....Read more
The Valdosta Fire Department is expanding its team, hiring two new Community Risk Reduction Officers. The positions are classified as a lieutenant and were added in the FY 2021 budget.
Fire Departments across the nation have seen a shift in responsibilities and capabilities as it relates...Read more
On February 8th, Chief Leslie Manahan recognized Officers Dmitry Zimin, James Turner, Preston White, and Alberto Castellanos, for their quick thinking and response which saved the life of a child, by presenting each of them a departmental challenge coin.
On January 21, a mother was...Read more
Out of an abundance of caution, all event organizers have agreed to postpone the Mayor’s Paddle due to predicted thunderstorms on Saturday, February 6. This kind of weather can create waters that are difficult to maneuver for both experienced and inexperienced paddlers. The...Read more
St. Augustine Road is currently closed between Norman Drive and Gornto Road due to a powerline issue. It will re-open as soon as possible, please avoid the area.
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Valdosta, GA 31601