Deadline Approaching For Bids On Trion Natural Gas Project

Contractors interested in a natural gas system project in Trion have only a couple more days to submit bids to the town.

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Georgia DOT Finalizing Report On Mosteller Creek Bridge

A clearer timeline for replacing the Mosteller Creek bridge in Lyerly could be available as soon as next week.

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Trion Seeking Bids For Natural Gas Line Project On Old Highway 27

The Town of Trion is seeking bids for work on its natural gas system along Old Highway 27, including construction of a bypass around a problem with an existing gas line.

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City of Summerville Seeks Bids for Road Work, New Trucks and Wastewater Facility Project

The City of Summerville has posted a series of requests for bids during August, seeking contractors and vendors for projects ranging from street resurfacing and improvements at the wastewater treatment plant to the purchase of several new city trucks.

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City Of Summerville Hiring Cathodic Protection Technician

The City of Summerville is accepting applications for a Cathodic Protection Technician to help protect and maintain the city’s utility infrastructure.

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Town of Trion Seeks Bids for Roof Replacement at Public Works Building

The Town of Trion is accepting sealed bids for a roofing project at the town’s Public Works building located at 141 Echols Drive. According to the bid invitation, the project involves removing the existing gable roof and installing a new low-slope roofing system.

Sealed bids must be submitted to Trion Town Hall no later than 5 p.m. on Thursday, July 16. Bids will be publicly opened at noon on Friday, July 17, in the council room at Town Hall, with the contract to be awarded at a later date. No pre-bid conference will be held.

Contractors with questions may contact Brandon Croy at 706-859-1015 at least 36 hours before the submission deadline. The Town of Trion reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive technicalities or informalities.

Summerville Continues Progress on Sludge Disposal Improvements

The City of Summerville is continuing work to improve how sludge from its wastewater treatment plant is handled, with officials reporting progress on a long-term solution.

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County Dumpsters To Open Sunday Afternoons At Chattooga Transfer Station

Chattooga County residents will soon have another opportunity to dispose of household garbage at the county’s free dumpsters.

Chattooga County Sole Commissioner Andy Allen says the dumpsters at the Chattooga County Transfer Station on Stockade Road in Summerville will now be open on Sunday afternoons for residents bringing household garbage.

Allen noted that the Transfer Station itself will not be open on Sundays, only the free household garbage dumpsters.

The county also reminds residents of the current transfer station fees, which are scheduled to take effect Monday, September 8, 2025. Fees listed include $60 per ton for in-county garbage, $80 per ton for out-of-county garbage, $45 per ton for brush, $160 per ton for car tires, $260 per ton for truck tires, and $10 each for mattresses and box springs. The minimum dump fee is $5.

City Of Summerville Accepting Applications For Gas Maintenance Worker

The City of Summerville is accepting applications for the position of Gas Maintenance Worker.

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Summerville Fire Department Announces Hydrant Flushing Schedule

The City of Summerville Fire Department will conduct hydrant flushing on Monday, May 11, and Tuesday, May 12, from 8 AM until 3 PM each day.

Officials say residents in the Highway 48 area, the smaller road areas, and the filter plant area may notice brief periods of water discoloration during the maintenance process. The city says the discoloration is normal and safe. If discoloration occurs, residents are advised to run their tap water for a few minutes until it clears.

During the maintenance period, fire department crews will perform essential work on hydrants throughout the city, including lubrication, flushing, and function checks.

City officials thanked residents for their cooperation and understanding as crews complete the maintenance work designed to help keep the community protected and prepared.