THOMASVILLE OFFICIALS CELEBRATE GEORGIA CITIES WEEK

City of Thomasville officials have announced the celebration of "Georgia Cities Week" from April 21 to 27. This year's theme is "Soaring to New Heights." According to Interim City Manager Chris White, the City of Thomasville is proud of the services it provides to make it an attractive destination for residents and visitors alike. “Cities play a crucial role in providing services and infrastructure to help businesses grow and create events that bring families and individuals...



EMERGENCY TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE EAST CLAY STREET BETWEEN DUNEDIN DRIVE AND EUCLID DRIVE

The staff of the City of Thomasville Water Department is currently responding to a water leak at the intersection of East Clay Street and Clermont Drive. The repair work has already begun, and it is expected to be completed by 4 PM EST today. During the repair work, East Clay Street will be temporarily closed for emergency purposes between Dunedin Drive and Euclid Drive. However, local traffic will be allowed to pass through. Detour signs will be erected in the area to direct drivers to...



103rd ANNUAL ROSE SHOW & FESTIVAL SET FOR APRIL 26-27 IN BEAUTIFUL THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA

From vibrant rose and flower shows to toe-tapping concerts, a dazzling car and truck show, and the iconic Rose Parade, Thomasville, Georgia is set to host the 103rd Annual Rose Show and Festival from April 26-27. Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of blooming roses and many other floral displays during this jam packed, family friendly event. Throughout the weekend, roses, beautiful floral displays, and more will be on exhibit during four historic flower shows, including Orchids...



THOMASVILLE RECOGNIZED FOR WATER STEWARDSHIP

Thomasville, Georgia, officially received its WaterFirst designation on April 12, 2024. The city is the first in Southwest Georgia to receive this recognition. WaterFirst Communities are committed to excellence in watershed assessment, stormwater master planning, wastewater treatment and management, water supply planning and protection, water conservation, water reclamation and reuse, educational outreach, and regional planning. Receiving this designation demonstrates a commitment to...



EMERGENCY TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE GLENWOOD DRIVE BETWEEN CLAY STREET AND WALCCOT STREET

City of Thomasville Water Department staff is responding to a water main break on Glenwood Drive between Clay Street and Walcott Street and is repairing the water main today. The work will be completed as soon as possible. There will be an emergency temporary road closure on Glenwood Drive between Clay Street and Walcott Street while the work is being completed. You will see detour signs, and travelers in the area are encouraged to select an alternate route or to prepare for potential...



SPEED LIMIT REDUCED TO 25 IN SOME AREAS OF THOMASVILLE

During regular session on August 14, 2023, the Thomasville City Council voted to amend speed limits in multiple areas of the community. These adjustments to the posted speed restrictions were made in an effort to ensure the safety of all vehicles traveling on our roadways. “Most neighborhood speed zones have been reduced as part of a larger plan to benefit the community of Thomasville,” said Wade Glover, Chief of Police. “The Thomasville Police Department receives multiple...



THOMASVILLE SHINES IN USA TODAY’S 10BEST LISTS, SECURING SECOND AND THIRD PLACE IN PRESTIGIOUS CATEGORIES

Following a nationwide vote, Thomasville has emerged as a standout destination, clinching top spots in USA Today’s 10Best Lists. Garnering second place for “Best Small Town Food Scene 2024” and third place for “Best Small Town in the South 2024,” Thomasville’s recognition supports its culinary prowess and Southern charm. Travel experts and editors across the country created the top ten lists, presenting the finalists to readers who could vote for their favorites up to one time...



ANNUAL SPRING CLEANING SET TO BEGIN APRIL 13

The City of Thomasville Solid Waste Department invites you to spruce up for spring at the annual Spring Clean event to be held on Saturday, April 13th, and Saturday, April 20th. The event is open to all residents in the City of Thomasville. “April is a popular time for household spring cleaning projects,” said Jimmy Smith Jr, Landfill & Solid Waste Director, “We host these drop-off events to assist our city residents with the disposal of household items that are not suitable for...



THE APALACHICOLA SOUND SET TO PERFORM LIVE DURING FIRST FRIDAY SIP & SHOP ON APRIL 5

The City of Thomasville’s next First Friday Sip & Shop is right around the corner. On April 5, come out and enjoy the weather while sipping and shopping and end your evening with a free concert by the Apalachicola Sound. Starting at 5 pm, guests can shop and dine throughout Downtown Thomasville. Adults 21 and older can grab a beer or wine from participating businesses. Look for great-finds at businesses with extended shopping hours. “Many of our Downtown businesses are open late...



CITY OF THOMASVILLE TO HOST DISCUSSION ON CITY PROJECTS, FINANCES, AND OPERATIONS

Providing multiple avenues of communication and education helps foster transparency, which is a vital element for citizen partnerships in creating and maintaining a progressive and unified community. The City of Thomasville will host a “Coffee & Conversations” event focusing on city projects, finances, and operations on Friday, April 5 from 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. at the Thomas County Public Library, located at 201 N. Madison Street. “Public participation is a high priority...



THOMASVILLE FIRE RESCUE TO BEGIN HYDRANT FLUSHING

Thomasville Fire Rescue will begin its routine fire hydrant maintenance, flushing and flow testing during the month of April. Hydrant flushing is the quick release of water from fire hydrants. It’s a controlled procedure that is vital to the general maintenance of the City’s water distribution system and ensures adequate water flow is available to fire fighters, residents, and businesses by helping to maintain the integrity of the water system. Some discoloration of water may occur...



CITY OF THOMASVILLE HONORS EMPLOYEES WITH YEARS OF SERVICE AWARDS

The City of Thomasville recently honored employees celebrating milestone employment anniversaries. Almost 50 employees were recognized with a combined 665 years of service to the City of Thomasville, with several employees having served for over 35 years. Employees honored for their service included the following: Five Years of Service Brandy Avery, Laura Berry, John Bevard, Brandon Burden, Jason Bush, Robert Byrd, Kevin Kilgore, Gareyl Davis, Rachel Pineda, Todd Powell, Melvin Ray,...