Wade Yoder Peach County Commissioner At-Large

08/19/2026

08/12/2026

Congratulations to Peach County Schools CTAE , Lara Davis (CTAE Director), Joey Hinson (Work Based Learning Director) and team for this for this accomplishment. It was a 3 year marathon!

Peach County's CTAE program with Central Georgia Technical College earns state recognition

07/31/2026

We're Hiring: Code Enforcement Officer

Peach County is looking for a dedicated and motivated individual to join our team as a Code Enforcement Officer.

In this role, you'll help maintain the quality of life in our community by enforcing Peach County zoning ordinances. Responsibilities include traveling throughout the county to inspect properties, investigating complaints of potential zoning violations, conducting site reviews, documenting findings, and working with property owners to achieve compliance. This position also provides assistance to Animal Control as needed.

Interested? Learn more and apply at https://peachcounty.gov/human-resources/

07/31/2026

From abandoned lots to vibrant homes, Macon-Bibb's aggressive blight tax reshapes the community. How this tool revitalizes neighborhoods and creates opportunities.

07/16/2026

This helps shape our county and your input is highly valued!

07/08/2026

We’re Hiring | Deputy Clerk – Magistrate Court

Peach County is currently accepting applications for a Deputy Clerk to provide clerical support to the Magistrate Court. This full-time position will assist with daily court operations and requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, communication abilities, and the ability to work independently while managing multiple priorities.

Qualified applicants should have a high school diploma or GED, along with clerical experience or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. Applicants must be dependable, punctual, able to work under pressure, pass a criminal background check, and possess strong decision-making and interpersonal skills.

Peach County offers a competitive salary and benefits package, including medical, vision, dental, short-term disability, county-paid long-term disability, life insurance, discounted gym membership, and a pension plan.

Interested? Please submit applications to [email protected]. The position will remain open until filled.

Learn more about employment opportunities with Peach County at:
https://peachcounty.gov/human-resources/

07/06/2026

Great vision for a remake by Coach Mackey, P.C. Peach County Recreation Department team and Ryan Jones with P.C. Buildings Dept.!

07/03/2026

We had a very good meeting yesterday to get updates on the iHope program that was started a little over 3 months ago in the Peach and Crawford jails. We are shaping a jail in-reach program through the iHope organization to help individuals in custody get back into the community as quickly, safely, and responsibly as possible.

This program involves both Sheriff Departments, Fort Valley Police Dept. Byron Police Dept., District Attorney, Public Defender, Magistrate Court, Peach/Crawford Accountability Court, Probate Court, community supervision, and Middle Flint Health and Wellness (county mental health services provider). iHope is a peer based organization of individuals that went through this themselves and they work with individuals in the jail to identify the barriers, coordinate services, and connect an individual with the resources needed to give them a stronger re-entry trac back into the community and a better shot at staying on track once released.

The state has given local communities very little guidance since the DOJ and state shut down Georgia’s mental health institutions, and moved mental healthcare out into local communities and into our jails. This left individuals that meet the exact same criteria vulnerable, as well as their families and caused massive amounts of issues with crisis medical, law enforcement, and turned local jails into mental health holding places without the professional staffing that institutions had.

Even though this is a trial run for the jails, it could really help with individuals, families, and law enforcement that have been given very few guardrails to help ones with chronic mental health issues that are released back into the community, quite often with no planning or help. One of the biggest accomplishments so far is getting all points of contact communicating with each other. Thanks to iHope, Peach and Crawford Sheriff Departments, Jail staff and everyone else that is rolling up their sleeves to work on this project!