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Fire Hydrant Flushing Scheduled Across Perry | Week of April 27, 2026

Fire Hydrant Flushing Scheduled Across Perry | Week of April 27, 2026 City of Perry Fire & Emergency Services crews will conduct routine fire hydrant flushing throughout the community April 27–30, 2026. During flushing, water customers in affected areas may experience temporary discoloration. If this occurs, residents are advised to run their water for a few minutes until it clears. This list will be updated as additional areas are scheduled. Flushing Schedule and...



Emergency Crews Respond to Construction Accident in Perry

Emergency Crews Respond to Construction Accident in Perry On April 29, 2026, at approximately 1210 hours, emergency responders were dispatched to 254 Perry Parkway, Perry, Georgia, at the Retail Center construction site in reference to a construction accident. Upon arrival, it was determined that four individuals were injured after a structure wall collapsed at the site. The Perry Fire Department, Perry Police Department, and Emory EMS units responded to the scene and rendered aid...



Robins Air Force Base Drives Readiness and Growth in Middle Georgia

Robins Air Force Base Drives Readiness and Growth in Middle Georgia Middle Georgia’s connection to Robins Air Force Base was front and center at the recent Robins Regional Chamber State of the Base event held at the Museum of Aviation. Leaders emphasized that Robins plays a critical role in national defense by supporting key priorities like readiness, modernization, and innovation. The work happening at Robins directly impacts missions around the world from maintaining aircraft to...



State Forester Issues Burn Ban for South Georgia

State Forester Issues Burn Ban for South Georgia Georgia’s extreme drought is worsening and the risk of wildfires is rising, especially in the southern region of the state. As a result, Georgia’s State Forester today issued a ban on outdoor burning for 91 counties in the lower half of the state. “We need everyone to take this situation seriously,” said Georgia State Forester and Georgia Forestry Commission (GFC) Director Johnny Sabo. “GFC's wildland firefighters are...



A Look Inside UGA Grand Farm 

A Look Inside UGA Grand Farm Located in Perry, the University of Georgia’s (UGA) Grand Farm site is part of a growing partnership focused on advancing precision agriculture. It serves as a collaborative space where new technologies can be tested and validated in real-world conditions. Since the partnership was established in 2024, the site has quickly developed into a 250-acre hub for agricultural innovation. One of the most notable features is the variety of crops grown...



Inclusive Playground Breaks Ground at Magnolia Point Park

Inclusive Playground Breaks Ground at Magnolia Point Park The City of Perry, in partnership with the Haseya Women's Club, officially broke ground on a new inclusive playground at Magnolia Point Park. Community members, project partners, and families gathered to mark the start of construction on a project that has been in the works for several years. What began as a community-led idea has moved forward through planning, fundraising, and collaboration. The playground will span...



Perry Police Arrest Suspect, Recover Stolen Property, Firearms, and Narcotics

Perry Police Arrest Suspect, Recover Stolen Property, Firearms, and Narcotics Release Date: 4/9/2026 On April 9, 2026, the Perry Police Department Investigations Division, in coordination with the Houston County Sheriff’s Office Warrant Division, executed multiple arrest warrants on Jaeden Charles (19, B/M) at Perry Mobile Home Park, 1998 Sam Nunn Blvd, Perry, GA. During the arrest, officers observed suspected stolen property in plain view and subsequently obtained and executed a...



Perry Youth Advisory Council Member Selected for Statewide LeadershipNext Youth Council

Perry Youth Advisory Council Member Selected for Statewide LeadershipNext Youth Council The City of Perry is proud to announce that Perry Youth Advisory Council (PYAC) member Eve Scott has been selected to serve on GeorgiaForward’s LeadershipNext Statewide Youth Council. LeadershipNext is a statewide initiative designed to connect and support youth leadership programs across Georgia, including youth councils, advisory boards, and civic engagement initiatives led by local governments....



Turning the Valve on Perry’s Future

Turning the Valve on Perry’s Future The City of Perry marked a major milestone with the official Turning of the Valve Ceremony for the A.E. Harris Water Reclamation Facility – an investment that will serve our community for generations to come. This state-of-the-art facility is designed to support Perry’s continued growth while maintaining a strong commitment to environmental stewardship. Using advanced treatment processes, the facility improves water quality before it is safely...



Water Main Break (Ripping Water Way) UPDATE

Water Main Break (Ripping Water Way) UPDATE – March 30, 2026 | 2:55 PM The boil water advisory from yesterday (March 29) is lifted. You may resume water service as normal. -------------------------------- Water Main Break (Ripping Water Way) – March 29, 2026 | 7:53 AM Due to a potential loss of water pressure – a precautionary boil water advisory is in effect for this area. Updates will be provided when available. Boil Water Advisory Information A potential health...



Investing in Creativity: Perry Partners with Georgia Tech to Strengthen Local Arts Organizations

Investing in Creativity: Perry Partners with Georgia Tech to Strengthen Local Arts Organizations The City of Perry is being recognized at the state level for its continued commitment to strengthening the local arts and creative economy through innovative partnerships and strategic placemaking efforts. In a recent article published by the Georgia Municipal Association, Perry is highlighted for its collaboration with Georgia Tech, an initiative focused on leveraging creativity as a...



Delayed Opening | March 16, 2026

All City of Perry non-essential offices will have a delayed opening on March 16, 2026 due to the severe weather forecast. Essential services, including public safety, will continue to operate as normal. City offices will open at 12:00 p.m.



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