Local Government

Through the generous donations of local businesses, organizations, and the community, the City of Statesboro was able to provide gifts to 102 families and 265 kids.

All city employees will be moved to a new pay plan beginning on January 1, 2024. The employees will see the new pay rates reflected in their January 25th paycheck. Council Member Venus Mack says farewell to Council. Click on the picture to read more about this and all city business covered in the meeting.

Bulloch County Commissioners announced that two employees have been promoted to replace retiring public safety leadership. Randy Tillman was promoted to Public Safety Director and Brian Hendrix was promoted to Bulloch County EMS Director. Click on the picture to read more about these changes and all County business covered at the meeting.

The City of Statesboro celebrates it 220th birthday on Tuesday, December 19, 2023.

Governor Brian P. Kemp announced a state employee retention pay supplement of $1,000 for each of the roughly 112,000 state employees and 196,000 educators and school support staff across the state.

GA EPD representatives attended the Coastal Regional Water Planning Meeting and stressed that no Bulloch County Wells have been permitted. They will provide opportunities to engage the public in the process and no permits will be issued without public input. Citizens with concerns about their wells can have their wells included in the permit assessment. Click on the picture to read the story for information on how to have your residential well included.

The public is invited to the Coastal Georgia Water Planning Council outreach meeting at 6 PM on Thursday, December 14th, at OTC. Full Coastal Regional Water Plan included in the story.

The commissioners set qualifying fees for the upcoming elections, closed a road and purchased vehicles as part of the business covered in the meeting.  They also listened to citizens concerns.  Keep reading for all business covered at the meeting.

City Council received recommendations from a pay study to bring employees pay to or above market averages. The city will take action on the recommendations at their next meeting. Read the story to review the compensation presentation and see all City business covered at the meeting.

The Statesboro Comprehensive Plan Stakeholder Committee consists of key individuals or groups in the community that have specific, invested interests in the development of the comprehensive plan. The members of the committee must be diverse and representative of the community and include landowners, businesses, nonprofits, special interest groups, and other key individuals.