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Welcome to Rincon, Georgia


 

Community Awareness Announcement

A School Zone has been approved for First Baptist Church/School. Crosswalks will be put in place on 6th Street between Highway 21 and Richland Ave. in two locations. On 7th Street at Richland Ave. the city will be placing a 4-way stop sign and stop lines.

The school zone will be the blocks from 5th Street to 7th Street on Richland Ave. and ; 6th Street between Georgia Highway 21 and Richland Ave. The school zone times will be in effect from 6 AM to 6PM Monday thru Friday. During these hours (as posted) the school zone speed limit on Richland Ave. will be 25 mph. During these same hours (as posted) the school zone speed limit on 6th Street will be 15 mph.

 

Just around the corner from everywhere you want to be…

Where neighbors become lifelong friends. Where conveniences, family entertainment and recreation are right around the corner. Where businesses thrive and families grow. Where rich history and tradition meet a visionary view of the future.

Where is here -- Rincon, Georgia. And what you’ll find unique about Rincon is its hometown feel with a friendly city atmosphere. Just a few minutes north of Interstate 95 on Highway 21 with easy access to both Pooler and Savannah, Rincon provides the best of both worlds – the conveniences of city living with hometown comforts, all “just around the corner.” To both residents and businesses alike, it’s why they choose to call Rincon home.

Look nestled among the oak trees, quiet neighborhood streets and original buildings and you’ll find Rincon’s roots as a small, 1890s railroad town. A quick glance along its main roadways and you’ll see a city branching out to meet the needs of its community through its dynamic business development, infrastructure and public services. It’s the balanced incorporation of both hometown traditions and progressive yet balanced growth that makes Rincon such a great place in which to work and live.

Whether you’re a lifelong resident, a newcomer or a business owner, you’ll find that living and working in Rincon really does mean you’re just around the corner from the places, people and things that matter most to you. And that’s what home should be all about.



CITY OF RINCON
Public Notice

The City of Rincon will begin disinfecting the drinking water with chloramines, beginning on April 15, 2011, at midnight. Utility systems have used chloramines for decades because of their lack of taste and odor, their ability to last in the distribution system, and their excellent disinfection properties. Chloramines are highly effective in reducing disease-causing organisms that can be carried in drinking water. Water disinfected with chloramines is safe for bathing, drinking, cooking, and all everyday uses.

Please note that chloramines cannot be used in aquariums or in kidney dialysis machines. Chloramines, like chlorine, must be removed from water that goes into kidney dialysis machines or fish tanks. Those utilizing dialysis machines should contact their medical professional for further information. Pet stores can provide aquarium owners with a dechloraminating chemical or a granular activated carbon filter to remove chloramines effectively from fish tanks.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact City Hall at (912) 826-5745.

 



Outdoor Water Use
Schedules and Restrictions

The EPD Director has placed the entire state of Georgia under a non-drought schedule for outdoor water use.

Under a non-drought schedule, outdoor water use is allowed three days a week on assigned days using odd and even-numbered addresses.

  • Odd-numbered addresses can water on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
  • Even-numbered and unnumbered addresses are allowed to water on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Water use may occur at any time of the day on the assigned days, but to be water efficient, landscape watering should not occur between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The non-drought schedule is included in the Rules for Outdoor Water Use.



Waste Management Trash Pick-up
Schedule Change

  • In an effort to keep the service to your home at the levels you have come to expect, Waste Management evaluates routes and changes routes when necessary to meet customer needs and demands. In order to keep the most efficient routes for Rincon, Waste Management has changed the service day for your waste collection from Tuesday to Friday for the following streets:


  • Weisenbaker Rd
  • Weisenbaker Place
  • Willowpeg Ln
  • Redgate Trailer Park
  • Mallard Ct
  • Willowpep Way
  • Magnolia Dr
  • Lakeside Dr
  • Myrtle St
  • Mitchell Dr
  • Pineland St
  • Christian Ct
  • Woodbury Ln
  • Lauren Way
  • Oxford Circle
  • Walnut Way
  • Amber Dr
  • Hickory Rd
  • Abby Ln
  • Willowpeg Village


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