Bacon County Development Authority

Bacon County Development Authority Bacon County Development Authority office is located in the Alma/Bacon County Welcome Center. Our office is located just inside the front doors facing US 1.

To stimulate quality economic development in Bacon County using comprehensive marketing programs designed to expand and diversify the tax base, provide quality jobs, retain existing businesses and sustain quality of life for residents throughout Bacon Cou Come visit us! We have brochures, information and maps on Alma/Bacon County.

08/28/2026

These Brumate cups are the perfect addition for fall!!

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It’s not called shopping, it’s called investing in your happiness , we don’t make the rules! 🥰🛍️🥰
Come see us today until 5:30

08/28/2026

🔥 KREG POWER TOOL CLEARANCE! 🔥

We’re clearing out our Kreg Power Tool inventory at Alma Supply, and we’re putting some BIG discounts on the shelf!

🛠️ Power tools starting as low as $59.99!

🔥 DRILLS — UP TO 25% OFF
🔥 CIRCULAR SAWS — UP TO 30% OFF
🔥 IMPACT DRIVERS — UP TO 25% OFF
🔥 SANDERS, JIGSAWS, ROUTERS & MORE — CLEARANCE PRICING!

These are NEW tools and quantities are limited. Once they’re gone, they’re gone!

📍 Stop by Alma Supply and check out the Kreg clearance display before it’s too late!

DON’T WAIT — WE WANT THIS STUFF GONE! 🔥

08/28/2026

Yellow‑legged hornets’ prey on honey bees, and reporting helps responders remove nests before they spread. One sighting can make a big difference.
Have a sighting? Don’t touch - photograph and report!

https://www.aphis.usda.gov/plant-pests-diseases/yellow-legged-hornet


Clemson University Invasive Species Program
Georgia Department of Agriculture
N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

08/28/2026

I have heard from cattle producers across Georgia who have serious concerns about the announcement of temporary tariff relief for additional foreign beef imports and the impact it could have on American producers. I have shared those concerns.

Increasing our reliance on imported food is not a long-term solution to Americans’ affordability concerns. We can lower costs for consumers while supporting the farmers and ranchers who produce our food here at home. A strong domestic food supply is essential to our economic and national security.

Agricultural commodity markets are cyclical. Prices rise and fall with supply and demand, and cattle producers have endured years of drought, rising input costs, tight margins, consolidated markets, and herd liquidation. Now, as the cattle market has finally strengthened and producers have an opportunity to recover and rebuild, we should not artificially disrupt the market or undercut the very producers we need to increase American beef production.

The fundamental issue is supply. The U.S. cattle herd is the smallest it has been in 75 years. Strong cattle prices are a market signal to retain cows and heifers, rebuild the herd, and produce more American beef. Rebuilding takes time, and short-term market interventions risk discouraging the investment necessary to increase supply and ultimately bring greater stability to consumer prices.

In Georgia, we are working to strengthen our producers, lower costs for consumers, and address these long-term challenges by:

-Protecting working farmland through the Georgia Farmland Conservation Fund
-Expanding market access for small and medium-sized producers
-Increasing in-state processing and value-added capacity
-Fighting consolidation and increasing competition throughout the food supply chain
-Promoting Georgia products and connecting consumers with local producers through Georgia Grown

The long-term solution to food affordability is strengthening American agriculture — not becoming more dependent on foreign food. We can address affordability while supporting the farmers and ranchers who feed us.

08/28/2026

Friday Night Lights, Bacon County style! 🏈❤️🖤 Get game day ready with all your Bacon County gear from Cohen’s!

08/28/2026

Representatives from Conexon Connect will be circulating throughout Satilla’s territory over the next few months. These representatives will be wearing Conexon Connect apparel and an ID badge. They will be available to answer questions and share information about fiber internet service powered by Satilla REMC.

Address

504 North Pierce Street
Alma, GA
31510

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19126321800

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