Culvert repair are being installed at (2) locations beginning on Monday, Oct 26.
1) East Hightower between the Spring Street intersection and Vine Circle
2) Between Vine Circle and the Social Circle Parkway (the bypass)
One project will be completed before the other is started.
Lions & Lion-Hearted Golf Tournament this Friday, Oct 16, 1pm at The Creek at Hard Labor Golf Course.
We are still recruiting teams and hole sponsors. To join us, simply call the city Welcome Center at 770-464-1866, or show at the course on the day of the event.
We look forward to a fun and exciting tournament with wonderful weather.
It's not too late to sign up, contact Amber McKibben at 770-464-6924, or amckibben@socialcirclega.gov.
Early Voting has been moved from the Walton County Government Building to the Nowell Recreation Center located at 201 W Spring St in Monroe. The Nowell Recreation Center is beside the Library. The hours are 8:30a.m. until 5p.m. Monday through Friday.
There will also be Early Voting in Loganville at Meridian Park, 101 Generation Blvd (Off Highway 81 in Loganville). The hours are 9a.m. until 4p.m. Monday through Friday.
Saturday voting will be October 24, 2020. The hours are 9a.m. until 4p.m. at both locations.
There will be NO Early Voting in Social Circle or Walnut Grove for this election.
For voting questions call: 770-267-1337 or visit the Walton County Elections website.
Walton County Early Voting is for [all] county residents. As a reminder, Social Circle City Transit is available to transport to the Monroe early voting location. We are operating Transit as normal during this time. If you need transportation assistance, call: 770-464-2953
Today is the last day for your to complete your 2020 Census.
Help your community get the funding it needs for programs and services like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, Medicaid, health clinics, education, and much more. Complete the 2020 Census online, by phone, or by mail. It's easy, safe, and important.
It's kind of a no-brainer, isn't it? Complete the census today and help build a better community.
Each Georgian counted brought $1,300 to the state in the 2010 US Census. If every individual in Georgia was counted, we could change that to $2,300 for every man, woman, child and infant.
