Trion To Test Tornado Warning Sirens Friday At Noon

Residents in Trion may hear tornado warning sirens sounding Friday afternoon, but there will be no cause for alarm.

Trion Police Chief David Gilleland has announced that the Town of Trion will conduct a scheduled test of its tornado warning sirens at 12 PM Friday, October 9.

The test is intended to ensure the town’s outdoor warning system is functioning properly and ready to alert residents in the event of severe weather.

Residents who hear the sirens at noon Friday should be aware that the activation is only a scheduled test and does not indicate an actual tornado warning.

 

Water To Be Shut Off On Ridge Street In Trion Thursday

The Town of Trion is advising residents on Ridge Street that water service will be temporarily shut off Thursday while crews work on a water main.

According to a notice issued Wednesday by the Town of Trion, the water will be turned off beginning at approximately 9 AM Thursday, October 8.

Town officials say crews will work to restore water service as soon as possible during the day and apologized for any inconvenience caused by the temporary outage.

Anyone with questions can contact the Town of Trion at 706-734-2332 between 8 AM and 5 PM.

Town Of Trion Seeking Wastewater Operator Or Trainee

The Town of Trion is accepting applications for a wastewater operator trainee or a state-licensed wastewater operator to work the night shift at the town’s Wastewater Treatment Plant.

According to a public notice from the town, wages for the position will be based on the applicant’s experience and level of state certification.

Applicants must have a valid driver’s license and a high school diploma or GED. Applicants must also be able to pass a drug screening.

The opening provides an opportunity for someone interested in entering the wastewater treatment field as a trainee, as well as experienced applicants who already hold a state wastewater operator license.

Employment applications are available at Trion Town Hall or at the Town of Trion Wastewater Treatment Plant on Highway 27 in Trion.

The Town of Trion is an equal opportunity employer.

Town Of Trion Seeking Bids For Recreation Center Door Replacement

The Town of Trion is accepting bids for a door replacement project at the Trion Recreation Center Auxiliary Gym.

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Dates To Remember As November General Election Approaches

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Trion Police Department Accepting Applications For Full-Time Secretary And Chief Clerk Of Court

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Deadline Approaching For Bids On Trion Natural Gas Project

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Summerville PFAS Lawsuit Moves Forward Against Major Chemical Manufacturers

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

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Trion Considers Turning November Election Over To Chattooga County

The Town of Trion is considering having Chattooga County conduct its November 3 election, rather than handling the election in-house.

Mayor Mickey McGraw told the Trion Town Council the move is primarily about saving money. McGraw said the town had not yet received written cost figures from the county, but early indications were that having Chattooga County run the election would be less expensive than Trion conducting it itself.

The council gave the first reading of an ordinance that would authorize Chattooga County to conduct the November 3 election. A second reading is expected in September before the measure can be finalized.

Town Clerk Missy Duncan clarified that the discussion is not tied to any council or school board races for re-election.

One council member also asked for confirmation that the Trion City School bond question had already been approved for placement on the November ballot. Duncan confirmed that it had.

McGraw said he would also speak with the Trion City School Board about helping with the cost of the election.

The town is now waiting for more detailed cost information from Chattooga County before moving forward with the arrangement.