The Rome Floyd County Development Authority has selected Matthew Thomas as the sole finalist for its president and chief executive officer position.
The Housing Authority of the City of Summerville is accepting applications for an Administrative Assistant.
According to the job announcement, the Housing Authority is looking for a highly motivated, knowledgeable and qualified applicant for the position.
The Administrative Assistant will perform high-level administrative duties and should have demonstrated knowledge of multifamily housing management, accounts payable, payroll and general office management.
Applicants must possess a valid Georgia driver’s license, be insurable and have no alcohol, drug-related or criminal record.
Applications may be picked up at the Housing Authority Office at 56 Ross Street in Summerville.
Applications will be accepted through September 4, 2026.
The Housing Authority of the City of Summerville is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Georgia’s labor market reached new record territory in July, with the state reporting all-time highs for both the number of people in the labor force and the number of Georgians employed.
Mohawk Industries is currently hiring for an Extrusion Operator at the company’s Summerville manufacturing facility. The position was posted Monday, August 17, and is based at Mohawk’s Summerville operation.
The United States Postal Service is accepting applications for two positions at the Summerville Post Office.
Open positions include Rural Carrier Associate (RCA) and Assistant Rural Carrier (ARC).
The RCA position pays $21.89 per hour. Applicants must provide their own delivery vehicle and are eligible for a mileage reimbursement of approximately 97 cents per mile.
The ARC position is primarily for Sundays and holidays, and a postal service vehicle is provided for those deliveries.
The positions are being advertised through August 2, 2026.
Applications must be submitted online by visiting www.usps.com, scrolling to the bottom of the page, selecting Careers, then Search Jobs Online. Applicants should search by the State of Georgia, select the available Summerville position, and follow the online application instructions.
For additional information about employment with the U.S. Postal Service, visit www.usps.com/careers.
The Chattooga County Board of Education is accepting applications for two custodian positions at local elementary schools.
A full-time, 208-day custodian is needed at Lyerly Elementary School. The position requires employees to work 9.25 hours per day, Tuesday through Friday, and includes benefits such as health insurance, retirement, sick leave and vacation leave.
The school system is also hiring a part-time, 208-day custodian at Leroy Massey Elementary School. That position is 4.5 hours per day, Tuesday through Friday and is not eligible for benefits.
Applicants should have a high school diploma or GED, although it is preferred rather than required. Duties include cleaning and maintaining school buildings and grounds.
Applications are available at the Chattooga County Superintendent’s Office or online at chattooga.k12.ga.us by selecting District Services and then Human Resources. Completed applications, along with required documents, should be submitted to Dawn Campbell, Human Resources Director, at the Chattooga County Board of Education in Summerville.
The City of Summerville is accepting applications for a Water Treatment Plant Supervisor, offering an opportunity for an experienced utility professional to oversee the daily operation of the city’s water treatment facility.
The position is responsible for managing plant operations, equipment maintenance, and overall system performance to ensure the delivery of safe, high-quality drinking water to Summerville residents. Duties also include conducting and reviewing water quality sampling and testing, preparing regulatory compliance reports, supervising plant operators and staff, and monitoring treatment processes to maintain efficient operations.
City officials say they are seeking a qualified and motivated individual who is committed to public service and maintaining the community’s water infrastructure.
Anyone interested in the position can find additional information and application details by contacting the City of Summerville or visiting the city’s official website and social media pages.
Georgia’s workforce continues to grow, with the state reaching new all-time highs in both labor force participation and employment during June, according to the Georgia Department of Labor.
The state’s labor force increased by 7,179 people during the month to a record 5,477,859 workers, while employment rose by 10,359 to an all-time high of 5,294,229 employed Georgians. Georgia’s unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.4 percent, well below the national rate of 4.2 percent.
Labor Commissioner Bárbara Rivera Holmes said June marked the sixth consecutive month that Georgia has set new records for both labor force participation and employment.
Despite the strong employment numbers, total nonfarm jobs declined by 10,100 in June to 5,040,900. The largest monthly job gains were reported in the health care and social assistance sector, while losses occurred in transportation and warehousing, local and state government, finance and insurance, arts and entertainment, and nondurable goods manufacturing.
Compared to one year ago, Georgia’s labor force has grown by nearly 69,500 workers, employment has increased by more than 65,000 jobs, and the state has added approximately 61,500 nonfarm payroll jobs, highlighting continued long-term growth in Georgia’s economy.
The Chattooga County Board of Education is accepting applications for a Maintenance Technician to help maintain school facilities throughout the district.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp are leading an international economic development mission this week to Scotland and Ireland, where they are meeting with business leaders and government officials to strengthen relationships and encourage additional investment in Georgia.
The delegation includes representatives from the Georgia Department of Economic Development and will meet with executives from Hyundai Motor Group, whose investments in Georgia represent the largest economic development project in state history. The Governor is also scheduled to meet with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin and visit several companies with operations in Georgia.
Among the companies participating are Kerry Group, which operates food-processing facilities in Rome and Calhoun, along with CRH, Kingspan Group, Mallaghan, and Smurfit Westrock. The delegation will also tour the Georgia Southern University Wexford Campus to promote educational and economic partnerships between Georgia and Ireland.
Governor Kemp said the trip is focused on creating new jobs and expanding opportunities for hardworking Georgians through continued international investment.