Mayor, Vacant Mayor Pro Tem, Willie Hardee, Jr. Council Member, Len Robbins Council Member, Elexis Williams Council Member, James McBride
Nan Mikell, City Manager Erin Bessonette, City Clerk Desmond DiLorenzo, Chief of Police Danny Strickland, Fire Chief Jeff Helms, City Attorney Laura Nipper, Main Street Manager
20 South College Street, Suite A PO Box 535 Homerville, GA 31634 912.487.2375 912.487.3111 (Fax)
Homerville was founded by the generosity of Dr. John Homer Mattox, who settled in this area in 1853 and donated land for Atlantic & Gulf Railroad. Originally named "Station No 11" by the railroad, Homerville grew from a railroad town to the bustling county seat by 1860.
Today, Homerville boasts many strengths and assets of larger communities, but has managed to maintain the sense of hospitality, quality, and community of our history. Homerville is proud of the following:
Becoming a Certified Local Government
Designing a City of Ethics
Nationally Accredited Better Hometown Community
Deemed one of Coastal Georgia's "Five Great Small Cities" in the 2012 Georgia Travel Guide
Becoming a Certified Work Ready Community
Becoming a Camera Ready Community
Having two industrial parks located in the city limits with more than 250 acres
Having an airport that is Federal Aviation Administration Compliant and has a fuel station
Clinch Memorial Hospital was named the 3rd hospital in the state for customer satisfaction in 2008 and offers telemed programs
Newly completed downtown streetscape project with more than 900 commemorative brick pavers
Home of the Huxford Genealogical Library, on of the five largest private genealogical libraries in the United States
Police Department with qualified officers who maintain our low crime rate
Highly trained Water Department that has undergone several upgrades in the last year
Fire Department that participates in extensive on-going trainings
City Hall has improved the water billing system, increased efficiency, and has friendly staff available to assist with taxes, businesses, and more.