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Have a fun and safe Halloween!
1 day ago, John Hall
trick or treat flyer
We have a new SMS software for sending out as reminders for Utility bills. You should see them today. Sorry for any confusion it may have caused
2 days ago, John Hall
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT:
FIRE DEPARTMENT MERGER DISCUSSION

The City of Claxton, Bellville and Evans County Residents are invited to take an important step toward discussing the future of our fire services.

Representatives from Claxton, Bellville and Evans County will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, October 13, at 6:00 PM at the Veterans Community Center to discuss the possibility of merging our two fire departments.

This meeting is an opportunity to come together, share ideas, and discuss how working together could benefit our firefighters and the communities we serve.

Your fire protection, public safety, and the future of our community matter. We encourage community members to stay informed and engaged as these discussions move forward.

📍 Location: Veterans Community Center
📅 Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2026
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM

Let’s work together toward a safer, stronger future for Claxton and Evans County! 🚒
16 days ago, City of Claxton
We once again got the grant!
20 days ago, John Hall
police department grant announcement
Why Public Natural Gas Matters to our Community This year, October 4-10 is Public Natural Gas Week, a time when communities such as ours give recognition to one of their most valuable community assets—their publicly owned natural gas utility. We are dedicating this week to educating our community about the benefits of having a public natural gas utility in addition to promoting the overall benefits of natural gas for your fueling and heating needs. There are approximately 1,000 public natural gas utilities in the United States. Most are small and comprised of a few hundred to a few thousand customers. Despite their size, they have a huge impact on the communities they serve by providing a vital function of safely delivering affordable and efficient natural gas. Our customers recognize the need to access reliable and affordable energy and having a local public natural gas utility is the best way to do that. There are many other benefits of having a public natural gas utility, for example: Public natural gas utilities are directly accountable to the citizens they serve, and decisions regarding your energy needs are made locally through citizen participation instead of being made outside of the community. Public natural gas utilities are locally controlled, which help ensures that rates remain competitive. This is especially reassuring as energy and fuel prices continue to rise and affect your family’s bottom line. Lastly, public natural gas can play a valuable role in helping broaden our tax base and helps local dollars stay at home. We also work with local financial institutions and make purchases from local businesses. This, in turn, supports the local economy and helps create jobs. We’re here for our community and invite you to join us this week at the variety of events we will host. If you have any questions regarding your public natural gas utility or your energy needs, please feel free to reach out [include your contact information].
22 days ago, John Hall
Natural Gas week flyer
📢 PUBLIC INPUT REQUEST — EVANS COUNTY HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN

Evans County is currently updating its Hazard Mitigation Plan, and we want to hear from you!

Your input is an important part of identifying the natural hazards that affect our community and determining what Evans County can do to reduce the potential impacts of future disasters.

We are asking residents, businesses, organizations, and community members to provide input on:

🔹 What natural hazards concern you most in Evans County?
🔹 Are there areas, roads, facilities, infrastructure, neighborhoods, or populations that you believe are particularly vulnerable?
🔹 What problems did you experience during previous disasters, including Hurricane Helene or Tropical Storm Debby?
🔹 What projects or actions should Evans County consider to reduce future disaster losses?

🗣️ PUBLIC COMMENT OPPORTUNITY

📅 Tuesday, October 6, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Evans County Board of Commissioners Meeting Room
613 W. Main Street
Claxton, GA 30417

Written comments may also be submitted to Evans County Emergency Management.

Your experience and knowledge of our community can help identify areas of concern and potential solutions. We encourage residents and community members to attend, share their experiences, and help Evans County build a safer and more resilient community.

Thank you for taking the time to help Evans County prepare for the future.

Your input matters. Your experience can help shape our community's preparedness for tomorrow.



Justin Denton
Evans County EMA Director
about 1 month ago, City of Claxton
Come apply!
about 1 month ago, John Hall
hiring ad
Pine Street will be closed from HWY 301 to Barnes street for storm drain repairs starting today sorry for the inconvenience
about 1 month ago, John Hall
We will be closed Monday for Labor Day
about 2 months ago, John Hall
Labor Day closure flyer
CITY OF CLAXTON PUBLIC SAFETY ADVISORY – JULY 4TH EVENTS The City of Claxton is advising residents that all gatherings and events must be conducted in compliance with Georgia law, fire codes, and public safety requirements. Due to increased safety risks associated with large holiday gatherings, any organized event that impacts public safety may require advance coordination with local authorities and approval prior to occurring. This includes events involving: * Large crowds or organized public gatherings * Use of amplified sound or entertainment * Fireworks or pyrotechnics * Any activity affecting traffic flow or emergency access Where applicable, event approval may require: * Proof of event liability insurance * Compliance with fire safety and occupancy limits * Adequate property size to prevent overcrowding * No obstruction of streets, sidewalks, or emergency access routes * Sanitation and waste control plans The use of fireworks must strictly comply with Georgia law. Unsafe, reckless, or unlawful use of fireworks or other hazardous activity will result in immediate enforcement action. Law enforcement will be actively monitoring and responding to violations including disorderly conduct, reckless behavior, unlawful fireworks use, and any conditions that present a threat to public safety. The City of Claxton strongly encourages all residents and property owners to prioritize safety and ensure all events are conducted responsibly and lawfully. -Mayor Terry Branch
4 months ago, John Hall
Have a Safe and Happy Independence Day!
4 months ago, John Hall
closure
Enjoy the holiday
5 months ago, John Hall
closure date
Come Join Us!
5 months ago, John Hall
summer safety kickoff flyer
Spanish flyer
Have a Great Memorial Day
5 months ago, John Hall
holiday closing date
Public Notice
5 months ago, John Hall
public notice
Water will be off in the Hwy 280 west and Edgar Hodges road area to repair a broken fire hydrant sorry for the inconvenience
6 months ago, John Hall
🚨 Drought Declaration Notice – Georgia 🚨 As of April 27, 2026, the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) has issued a Statewide Level 1 Drought Response. 💧 What this means: * Public water systems are required to share information about drought conditions and encourage water conservation. * Outdoor watering is still allowed and not restricted at this level. * No additional watering restrictions can be put in place unless approved by EPD. 🌱 This declaration is based on ongoing monitoring of rainfall, water levels, soil moisture, and overall drought conditions across the state. 🔗 Learn more: * Press release: https://epd.georgia.gov/press-releases * Drought updates: https://epd.georgia.gov/watershed-protection-branch/drought-management * Water conservation tips: https://epd.georgia.gov/watershed-protection-branch/water-conservation Please stay mindful of water use and do your part to conserve where possible. 💧
6 months ago, John Hall
drought deceleration flyer
Celebrating Administrative Professionals Week! This week, the City of Claxton proudly celebrates our incredible administrative professionals —the heart of our operations and the heroes behind the scenes who keep everything running smoothly. Your hard work, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence make a lasting difference every single day. Whether you're managing schedules, supporting city departments, or serving our citizens with care and protessionalism, you truly make Claxton shine! We thank you for your dedication, your positivity, and the vital role you play in helping our city thrive. Today and every day, we appreciate YOU! #AdministrativeProfessionalsWeek #CityOfClaxton #ThankYou #TeamClaxton #CommunityExcellence
6 months ago, John Hall
City Hall Administrators week
City Clean up time!
6 months ago, John Hall
city clean up flyer
CITY OF CLAXTON JOB OPPORTUNITY Natural Gas Technician ⸻ SUMMARY: The City of Claxton is seeking a Natural Gas Technician. Applications are available online at www.cityofclaxton.org or at Claxton City Hall, 206 W Railroad Avenue, Claxton, Georgia. Application deadline is May 1, 2026. ⸻ TRAINING, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES * Basic knowledge of natural gas systems * Familiarity with safety standards * Mechanical aptitude * Ability to use gas detection/repair tools ⸻ JOB REQUIREMENTS * Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED equivalent * A criminal background check required * Valid driver license (CDL recommended but not required) * Subject to random drug testing ⸻ JOB AND SALARY AND BENEFITS * 40 hours per week * Leave benefits include paid holidays, vacation, and sick time * Retirement benefits and 457 plan * Paid health and life insurance ⸻ THE CITY OF CLAXTON IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND SERVICE PROVIDER
6 months ago, John Hall