EMERGENCY TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURE - EAST JACKSON STREET AT EUCLID AVENUE

The City of Thomasville Water Department has begun urgent water main repairs on East Jackson Street at Euclid Avenue. Both westbound lanes on East Jackson Street at Euclid Avenue are temporarily closed. Travelers in the area are advised to seek alternate routes and anticipate some delays. The road closure will remain in place until work is complete. For more information about this work, please call the City of Thomasville’s Engineering Department at 229-227-7009.



INDEPENDENCE DAY CITY SERVICES SCHEDULES

The City of Thomasville Administrative Offices will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025, in observance of Independence Day. Additional service schedules and hours are as follows: Utilities Response Center Regular 24-hour operational schedule. For assistance, call 229-227-5499. City Residential and Commercial Refuse City of Thomasville residential and commercial refuse customers will receive services on Saturday, July 5. Customers are encouraged to place containers curbside...



CITY LAUNCHES ADOPT-A-DRAIN PROGRAM

The City of Thomasville recently launched an Adopt-A-Drain program aimed at raising stormwater awareness, community engagement, reducing water pollution, and improving local waterways. The initiative is a part of the public education program of the City’s Environmental Protection Division (EPD) Regional Water Plan Seed Grant received in 2021. “This program provides our citizens with the opportunity to increase their personal responsibility in maintaining our community’s high water...



INDEPENDENCE DAY FIREWORKS SHOW

CNSNext proudly sponsors the City of Thomasville’s Independence Day fireworks at Remington Park! The show will begin around 9:30 p.m. on Friday, July 4th. For years, CNSNext has been proud to sponsor the City of Thomasville’s annual fireworks show to thank our community for its continued support and loyalty. This cherished tradition brings us together to celebrate Independence Day with family, friends, and neighbors. Patriotic music will begin at 8:00 p.m. and play through the...



TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE EAST WASHINGTON STREET BETWEEN GLENWOOD DRIVE & NORTH MITCHELL STREET

The City of Thomasville Wastewater Department is scheduled to begin replacing a wastewater main on East Washington Street between Glenwood Drive and North Mitchell Street on Monday, June 23, 2025. The work is scheduled to begin at 7:00 am and is expected to last approximately three weeks. There will be a temporary road closure on East Washington Street between Glenwood Drive and North Mitchell Street while the work is being completed. Detour signs will be posted, and travelers in the area...



CITY SCHEDULES PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSION FOR TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOODS INFILL DISTRICT

The City of Thomasville Planning Department has scheduled a Public Information Session to discuss the creation of a Traditional Neighborhoods Infill District (TNID). The information session will be held Thursday, June 26th from 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm in the Reception Room of the Thomasville Municipal Auditorium. The prospective district could provide an innovative zoning solution to encourage quality infill residential development in the City’s traditional neighborhoods. According to...



TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE MAGNOLIA STREET BETWEEN BRIGHTON STREET AND BARTOW STREET

The City of Thomasville Water Department will begin installing a new water service on Magnolia Street between Brighton Street and Bartow Street. The work is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, at 7:00 a.m. and is expected to last one day. There will be a temporary road closure on Magnolia Street between Brighton Street and Bartow Street while the work is being completed. Detour signs will be posted, and travelers in the area are encouraged to select an alternate route or to...



THOMASVILLE CITY COUNCIL APPROVES UPDATES TO NOISE ORDINANCE

During regular session on Monday, June 9th, the Thomasville City Council approved on second reading to amend the current noise ordinance in Chapter 11 of the Code of Thomasville, creating a new Article II, captioned “Noise Control.” The updated ordinance incorporates modifications requested by the City Council as well as feedback from the public. According to City Manager Chris White, changes to the noise ordinance were based on Council discussions and public input during City Council...



TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE FOR REMINGTON AVENUE

PROJECT UPDATE (06/26/2025): Due to continued underground utility work, this Road Closure has been extended through Thursday, July 3, 2025** PROJECT UPDATE (06/18/2025): This Road Closure has been extended through Tuesday, June 24., 2025** As part of the Remington Avenue Streetscape Project, City of Thomasville contractors will begin installing a stormwater drain at the intersection of Betty Street and Remington Avenue. The work is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, at...



CITY OF THOMASVILLE JUNETEENTH HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

City of Thomasville Administrative Offices will be closed Thursday, June 19 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Additional city service schedules and hours are as follows: Utilities Response Center Regular 24-hour operational schedule. Call (229) 227-5499 for assistance. Residential Refuse & Commercial Refuse City of Thomasville residential and commercial refuse customers will be serviced on Wednesday, June 18. Thomas County residential and commercial refuse customers will be...



KICK OFF SUMMER WITH FIRST FRIDAY ON JUNE 6

Kick off your Summer with Thomasville’s First Friday on June 6 from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Enjoy extended shopping and dining hours, delicious food trucks, live entertainment, and a free concert, all set in charming Downtown Thomasville. “School is out for the summer, and if you’re looking for the perfect event for the family, visit downtown on a First Friday,” said Brandy Avery, Community Engagement Manager for the City of Thomasville. The evening kicks off with live street...



2025 HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS

June 1st marks the start of the 2025 hurricane season, and the City of Thomasville reminds residents about the importance of hurricane preparedness as the season approaches. The 2024 hurricane season saw the development of 18 named storms, 11 hurricanes, and five major hurricanes, falling within the higher end of predicted ranges. “Weather analysts are predicting that 2025 is also expected to be above normal due to a confluence of factors including warmer than average ocean...