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2025 business license bills distributed; payment options available from January
The 2025 business license bills have been distributed to businesses via email.
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Augusta announces office closures for Thanksgiving holiday
In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, many offices in Augusta, Georgia, will be closed on Thursday, November 28, 2024, and Friday, November 29, 2024.
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Augusta launches interactive map for tracking debris removal
Residents of Augusta can now track the progress of debris removal in their community through an online map.
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Augusta Canal Towpath closed due to hurricane damage
The Augusta Utilities Department has advised residents to avoid the Augusta Canal Towpath due to safety concerns following Hurricane Helene.
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Augusta names utility building after late director Tom Wiedmeier
The City of Augusta has announced the naming of a building in honor of Tom Wiedmeier, the former Utilities Director.
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Augusta ranks 7th nationally for technological innovation
The City of Augusta has been ranked 7th among the top ten cities in the United States for its use of technology to enhance public services, improve cybersecurity, and focus on digital equity.
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Augusta honored for hurricane response at state tourism event
The City of Augusta was recognized at the annual State of Tourism event, hosted by Destination Augusta, for its response during Hurricane Helene.
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Augusta Christmas Parade applications now open for December event
Applications are now open for the annual Augusta Christmas Parade, which is set to take place on Saturday, December 7, 2024.
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Augusta plans meeting on zoning ordinance update
Augusta's Planning and Development Department is set to host a kickoff meeting for an upcoming update to the city's zoning ordinance.
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Augusta government offices announce closures for Veterans Day
In Augusta, Georgia, most government offices will close on Monday, November 11, 2024, in observance of Veterans Day.
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Augusta launches self-reporting website for damage assessment after Hurricane Helene
The Augusta Fire/EMA Department, in partnership with the Augusta-Richmond County Tax Assessor’s Office, has initiated a city-wide effort to assess property damage following Hurricane Helene.
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Augusta Transit offers free rides on Election Day across all routes
Augusta Transit announced it will provide free rides on Election Day, November 5th, to support voters in Richmond County.
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Augusta donation center offers essential items during weekend opening
The Community Donation Center in Augusta will be open on Friday, November 1st, from 2 PM to 6 PM, and on Saturday, November 2nd, starting at 9 AM until supplies last.
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November 2024 housing catalog released by Augusta Housing & Community Development
The Housing and Community Development Department has released the November 2024 edition of its Housing Catalog.
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Pepperidge Drive faces partial closure due to damaged traffic signal
Due to significant damage to the traffic signal at the intersection of Peach Orchard Road and Pepperidge Drive, a partial closure has been implemented.
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Augusta Canal towpath closure extended due to hurricane damage
Due to the impact of Hurricane Helene, Augusta Utilities has announced that the Augusta Canal towpath will remain closed from the Raw Water Pumping Station to the Savannah Rapids Pavilion.
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Augusta Landfill extends weekend hours for storm debris disposal
The City of Augusta Landfill has announced an extension of its Saturday hours to support Richmond County residents in disposing of debris.
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Augusta announces temporary road closures for infrastructure improvements
The city of Augusta, Georgia, has announced temporary road closures for infrastructure improvements.
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Debris removal ongoing in Augusta following Hurricane Helene
Augusta's contractor, CERES, is actively engaged in the collection of debris across Richmond County, excluding Hephzibah and State Routes. This effort focuses on non-bagged yard debris resulting from Hurricane Helene, which residents have placed on the city's right-of-way. The public is reminded not to place debris on roadways or block private driveways.
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Augusta initiates city-wide property damage assessment after Hurricane Helene
The Augusta Fire/EMA Department, in partnership with the Augusta-Richmond County Tax Assessor’s Office, is currently performing damage assessments across the city following Hurricane Helene. Teams from both departments are visiting different areas to evaluate property damage. These assessments are required by GEMA and FEMA to document the extent of damage and are not connected to any financial assistance programs.