Thomas County, GA

01/29/2025

If you live in the city limits of Barwick this will affect your property taxes forever. There is no provision to opt back in at a later date.

08/06/2024

HURRICANE DEBBY STORM DEBRIS DISPOSAL

We received numerous calls regarding the disposal of vegetative storm debris.

Citizens may bring their storm debris to Rock Yard Road located off of Woodruff Farm Road. If you live on a state highway, you will need to dispose of the vegetative debris at the Rock Yard Road site.

NO TRASH BAGS, NO HOUSEHOLD OR WHITE GOODS ALLOWED.
NO CONTRACTORS ALLOWED.

Operation hours for the Rock Yard Road site are Tuesday, August 6th through Sunday, August 11th – 7:30 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.

If you have any questions, please feel free to call our office at 229-226-4389.

Thomas County Emergency Services

08/04/2024

Thomas county schools, city schools and Brookwood are closed. The priority for Thomas County is to keep routes open to the hospital for emergency services. They will be working diligently to get trees off roadways but this will likely be a serious event with many trees downed and roads washed out. Everyone is encouraged to stay home if possible.

08/04/2024

The potential impact on our area has increased dramatically in the past 24 hrs

08/29/2023

Thomas County will probably begin experiencing tropical force storm winds around 8am.

08/29/2023

This is a serious threat and everyone should monitor this storm in case it slips even further west. All local schools are closed

08/29/2023

Sandbags are available

Thomas County Board of Commissioners P.O. Box 920 116 West Jefferson Street Thomasville, GA 31799 Phone: (229) 225-4100 Fax: (229) 226-3430

08/28/2023

We are expecting a 20% chance of sustained tropical force winds during portions Wednesday

09/27/2022

The risk to Thomas County continues to decrease. The predicted landfall is now between Tampa and Ft. Myers. We still have a high likelihood of 35-45 mph gusts Thursday and Friday

09/27/2022

If you know of any evacuees in trailers or RV’s

CITY OF MOULTRIE'S SPENCEFIELD CAMPGROUND TO OPEN FOR FREE TO HURRICANE IAN EVACUEES.

RV sites include electric, water, a dump station, and bathroom facilities.
Spencefield Campground will be free to Hurricane Ian evacuees for the first three nights. Please call 229-890-5425 for more information. If you are calling after 5:00 PM, please call 229-921-4846.

09/27/2022

The models are predicting the eastern movement that will spare us the most threatening weather. There is a 50% chance of tropical force storm winds in Tallahassee so there is still a good possibility of powerful wind gusts in our area