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Georgia Rest Areas & Welcome Centers
Georgia Rest Areas & Welcome Center Locations - GDOT You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. Please enable scripts and reload this page. Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Skip Ribbon Commands Skip to main content Turn off Animations Turn on Animations Sign In GDOTCurrently selected restareaswelcomecenters Georgia Rest Areas & Welcome Center Locations - GDOT Recent GDOTCurrently selected Rest Areas Check out the location and hours of operation for rest areas along Georgia's highway system. Visitor Information Centers Georgia’s Welcome Centers provide motorists with a variety of travel information including brochures, tips and trip-planning assistance. View Locations ALERT: Rest Area Closures The following rest areas are temporarily closed to the public until further notice. Please visit 511ga.org for the latest travel information. Rest Area 6 I-75 South Cook County Closures Due to the impacts of Hurricane Helene, the following rest areas are temporarily closed to the public until further notice. Please visit 511ga.org for the latest travel information. Default Rest AreaCountyInterstate/Milepost No records to display. View Properties Version History Workflows Send Email Related News View All News Rest Area Locations I-16 Rest Areas Default Rest AreaCountyInterstate/MilepostFacility Info #87LaurensI-16 East / MP 44.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #88LaurensI-16 West / MP 46.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM Maintenance Contracts Manager (478) 553-3348Roadside Enhancement (478) 299-8900 View Properties Version History Workflows Send Email I-20 Rest Areas Default Rest AreaCountyInterstate/MilepostFacility Info #52MorganI-20 East / MP 103.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #53MorganI-20 West / MP 108.0 Restrooms open 24 hours Custodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #62ColumbiaI-20 East / MP 181.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #63ColumbiaI-20 West / MP 181.0 Restrooms open 24 hours Custodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM Maintenance Contracts Manager (478) 553-3348Roadside Enhancement (478) 299-8900 View Properties Version History Workflows Send Email I-75 (South GA) Rest Areas Default Rest AreaCountyInterstate/MilepostFacility Info #5CookI-75 North / MP 46.7 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #6CookI-75 South / MP 48.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #9TurnerI-75 South / MP 76.3 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #10TurnerI-75 North / MP 85.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM Enhancement Coordinator (229) 386-3063 View Properties Version History Workflows Send Email I-75 (Middle GA) Rest Areas Default Rest AreaCountyInterstate/MilepostFacility Info #13DoolyI-75 North / MP 107.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #14DoolyI-75 South / MP 118.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #19BibbI-475 North / MP 7.7 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #22MonroeI-75 South / MP 179.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM Enhancement Coordinator (706) 741-3565Asst. Enhancement Coordinator (706) 601-6070 View Properties Version History Workflows Send Email I-75 (North GA) Rest Areas Default Rest AreaCountyInterstate/MilepostFacility Info #34GordonI-75 North / MP 308.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM #35GordonI-75 South/ MP 320.0 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM Enhancement Coordinator (770) 387-4881 View Properties Version History Workflows Send Email I-95 Rest Areas Default Rest AreaCountyInterstate/MilepostFacility Info #105GlynnI-95 South / MP 38 -42 Restrooms open 24 hoursCustodians on-premise 7:00 AM-11:00 PM Enhancement Coordinator (912) 660-3273Asst. Enhancement Coordinator (912) 402-2506 View Properties Version History Workflows Send Email
Highway Emergency Response Operators (HERO)
Start Your New Career as a HERO Trainee Interested in becoming a HERO operator with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT)? Georgia DOT is now recruiting for the Highway Emergency Response Operator (HERO) Trainee program. If you're looking for a meaningful career serving motorists and helping keep Georgia's highways safe, this opportunity may be for you. ✔ Full-time position ✔ Starting salary of $40k/yr ✔ State of Georgia benefits ✔ Comprehensive training ✔ Opportunities for advancement APPLY NOW Highway Emergency Response Operators (HEROs) personnel are dispatched to traffic-related incidents in metro Atlanta with the primary duty to clear roads so that normal traffic flow is restored. HERO operators also assist stranded motorists with flat tires, dead batteries or in need of fuel or coolant. Georgia DOT HERO and CHAMP Sponsorship with GEICO Program Stats FY 2025 32 Monitored routes in metro Atlanta 82 Active operators 382 Miles patrolled 47,610 Total assists performed NOTE: The number of motorist assists does not include lane clearance and other maintenance activities. Patrol Routes View Printable Map Search for HERO Jobs Request HERO School Visit Services A HERO Unit is dispatched to traffic-related incidents with a primary duty to clear roads so that normal traffic flow is restored. Secondarily, HERO operators assist stranded motorists by: Changing flat tires Jump-starting batteries Providing fuel or coolant Pushing vehicles to the shoulder Transporting motorists to safe areas away from traffic Administering first aid Performing minor mechanical repairs NOTE: There is no charge for the HERO service. FAQs Can I call 511 to request assistance from a HERO operator? Yes, if you are in metro Atlanta, dial 511 from any phone and when prompted say "HERO" for motorist assistance. Users can also switch to touch tone mode and select "option 1". What routes do the HERO operators patrol? HERO operators currently patrol 382 miles within metro Atlanta I-20 between Thornton Rd. (Exit 44) and SR20/SR138/Stockbridge Hwy. (Exit 82) I-75 between SR 155 (Exit 216) and Emerson-Allatoona Rd. (Exit 283) I-85 between SR 74/Senoia Rd. (Exit 61) and SR 20 (Exit 115) I-285 between Washington Rd. (Exit 1) and Old National Hwy. (Exit 62) I-575 between Barrett Pkwy. (Exit 1) and Townlake Pkwy. (Exit 8) I-675 between I-75 and I-285 I-985 between I-85 and Spout Springs Rd./Flowery Branch Rd. (Exit 12) SR 166/Langford Pkwy. between I-285 and I-75/85 US 78 between Valley Brook Rd./N. Druid Hills (Exit 1) and West Park Place Blvd. (Exit 9) SR 400 between Sidney Marcus Blvd/Piedmont Rd. (Exit 1) and Windward Pkwy (Exit 11) Is a HERO operator a law enforcement officer? No. A HERO operator is not a law enforcement officer. However, they are able to assist law enforcement officers at the scene of an incident. How will I know that this is a real GDOT employee? HERO operators wear an assigned uniform that readily identifies them as a Georgia DOT Incident Management Technician. They will provide identification immediately upon request. Can I give them a tip for helping me? No, a HERO operator is a state employee and is paid by the Georgia Department of Transportation. Will a HERO operator ever pass me while I'm stranded on the road? HERO operators are primarily responsible for incident management and roadway clearance. Assisting stranded motorists is a secondary duty as conditions allow. During major traffic incidents or severe weather, a HERO operator may not be available for routine motorist assistance. You should arrange for alternate roadside assistance during these times. Exceptions may be made for disabled vehicles obstructing travel lanes. Can a HERO tow me to the nearest service station or exit? No, the HERO program is not a wrecker service and does not tow vehicles. The push bumpers on the vehicles gently push a stalled vehicle to the shoulder. A HERO operator will then offer you the use of a cellular telephone to call a wrecker service. Why did the Georgia DOT implement the HERO program? The HERO program is an integral part of a comprehensive effort to safely and efficiently keep traffic moving. One minute of lane blockage results in four to seven minutes of delay to motorists. Goals Relieve congestion and maintain consistent traffic flow at incident locations Reduce response time to traffic-related incidents Patrol 382 miles of metro Atlanta freeways Respond to incidents on metro Atlanta freeways Provide support to law enforcement, first-response and other emergency agencies Assist in clearing stalled vehicles from travel lanes Help stranded motorists with minor mechanical problems Funding Funding for the HERO program has been provided by Congestion Mitigation/Air Quality (CMAQ) Fund under the guidance of the Atlanta Regional Commission's (ARC) Incident Management Taskforce. The Taskforce members include the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), GDOT, traffic reporters, emergency and first-response agencies and the private sector. Feedback If you have comments about the HERO Program, or if you've been helped by a HERO operator and would like to say "THANKS", we'd love to hear from you! Contact Us.
Interstate Exit Numbers
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Joint Agency Data Acquisition and Management Program
Joint Agency Data Acquisition and Management Program - GDOT Program Overview In 2021, the Georgia Department of Transportation and Atlanta Regional Commission officially launched a collaborative effort to identify, specify, manage, and purchase large datasets and analytics platforms. To ensure appropriate collaboration, the Program consists of representatives selected by a range of administrators from key GDOT divisions and ARC. Members include the GDOT Offices of Planning, Program Delivery, Transportation Data, and Traffic Operations as well as the ARC teams of Modeling, Performance Analysis and Monitoring, and Regional Planning. Recognitions & Awards The Joint Agency Data Acquisition and Management Program has received several recognitions and awards for it's commitment to foster data alliances and development of tools that enhance innovation throughout Georgia. Learn More GDOT/ARC Big Data Program Quarterly Newsletter This report will serve as a newsletter that will be updated quarterly showing high level metrics about the program (# of Active Users, # of New Users, # of Queries made, # of Participating Agencies) in addition to a What's New section where new features, updates, roadmaps are briefly described. All the data in this report is requested from each data provider of the program and manually entered as of now. Also included is an Upcoming Trainings, Webinars & Workshops section which is also being requested from the data providers. Latest Newsletter Big Data Resources Obtain Data Access Data Validation Report Dashboard GDOT DataResources Traffic Volume Traffic Signal Metrics Crash Data The Eastern Transportation Coalition Homepage Transportation Data Marketplace & Validation Program Request Affiliate Membership to TETC ImageryProgram Obtain Access to Imagery Program Resources, FAQs, and Trainings Analytics Tools, Resources, and Trainings Helpful Resources Data, Tool, and Resource Overview Start Guides Planner and Modelers GDOT/ARC Data Validation Reports Dashboard This report is a digitized compilation of publicly accessible data validation studies. These studies validate the quality of various datasets used as part of the Transportation Data Marketplace. GDOT and ARC utilize data from this marketplace for traffic engineering studies, traffic operations, etc. The purpose of this dashboard is to take these validation studies and deliver their results in a more digestible format without need to read through the lengthy reports. View Dashboard Awards FY 2025 2024 GA ITE Idea Sharing Award This award recognizes those individuals of the section who have shared successful ideas they have implemented with their peers. Recipients shall be a member of the Georgia Section and have presented their idea at a regularly scheduled Section meeting during the award calendar year. 2023 Innovation: Outside the Construction Box Award GDOT and ARC formed a perpetual and collaborative agreement to provide access to regional and local datasets to local governments and stakeholders throughout the state of Georgia, resulting in a savings of approximately 3 million dollars across the state in the first year of the agreement. 2024 Award for Emerging Trends and Technologies GDOT was recognized for implementing TSMO strategies and tools that leverage existing infrastructure to increase safety and reliability. 2024 TSMO Award GDOT along with Atlanta Regional Council was honored for building a regional data alliances to drive industry-wide innovation. Local Government Award2024 ITS World Congress – Dubai The award recognized Georgia DOT and the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) for the Georgia Joint Agency Transportation Data Acquisition and Management Program. Program Member Responsibilities The members of the program are responsible for the following: Developing, maintaining, and updating an interagency program charter Developing, maintaining, and updating guidelines and/or policy recommendations for data acquisitions that include but are not limited to the following: Licensing requirements for personnel, interagency, and consultant usage Data use and publishing permissions Interagency gap analyses and best value assessments Developing and updating an annual budget Contacts Please contact us if you have any questions or need additional information about the Joint Agency Data Acquisition and Management Program. Contact Us
Rail Map & Reports
With over 4,600 miles of active rail lines, Georgia has the largest rail network in the Southeast. Georgia’s location provides direct rail access to the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and Midwest regions of the United States. Are you driving between Atlanta and Savannah? Take Our Survey GDOT is studying the potential for passenger rail service between Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia, and we want your feedback. Share your travel preferences for the Atlanta to Savannah Passenger Rail Project! The public comment period runs from July 6 until August 6, 2026. TAKE SURVEY Georgia DOT’s Intermodal Division conducts planning and project development for freight, passenger, and commuter rail operations within the state, and the development of the State Rail Plan, which identifies long-range freight and passenger needs. Atlanta to Savannah Intercity Passenger Rail Railroad Crossing Safety Atlanta to Charlotte Atlanta to Chattanooga State Rail Plan Georgia Freight Rail Program Georgia Freight Rail Program This freight rail funding program is designed to enhance state investment in freight rail for public benefit. Both Class 1 and Short line rail lines are eligible. View Program Info Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) Program The Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) Program funds projects that improve the safety, efficiency and reliability of intercity passenger and freight rail. View Fact Sheet FY22 CRISI Grants NOFO Webinar Georgia Railroad Map NOTE: Due to large file size, this map may take several seconds to load in the browser. Mobile device users may experience extremely long load times. We recommend viewing this map on a laptop or desktop machine. Default Plans & Reports High Speed Rail Planning Rail Report High Speed Rail Planning Services Report:- Atlanta-Birmingham: Final Draft High Speed Rail Planning Services Report: Atlanta-Macon-Jacksonville: Final Draft High Speed Rail Planning Services Report: Final Draft Program Standard – Rail Transit Safety & Security: Revision 16 View Properties Workflows Download a Copy Create Document Workspace Send Email By the Numbers 4,600 Active Rail Miles 465 GDOT Active Miles 28 Freight Railroads 5 Tourist Rail Operations 4 Amtrak Routes 2 Deepwater Ports Freight Rail Georgia boasts one of the most extensive freight rail systems in the U.S. that transports more than 196 million tons of freight. The railroad system in Georgia includes 28 freight railroads, including two Class I railroads – Norfolk Southern and CSX, as well as the largest intermodal facility on the East Coast. Mainline (Class 1) Track Mileage (3,631) Estimated Track Route Mileage RAILROAD COMPANY MILES Norfolk Southern1930 CSX Transportation1626 Shortline Track Mileage (1,012) Estimated Track Route Mileage RAILROAD COMPANY MILES The Athens Branch (ABR)19 Chattahoochee Bay (CBR)2 Chattahoochee Industrial (CIRR)16 Chattooga & Chickamauga (CCKY)68 First Coast Railroad (FCRD)68 Fulton County Railway (FCR)55 Georgia Central (GCR)152 Georgia & Florida Railway (GFRR)232 Georgia Midlands (GMR)78 Georgia Northeastern (GNRR)100 Georgia Southwestern (GSWR)221 Georgia Woodlands (GWRC)17 Golden Isles Terminal (GITM)19 Great Walton (GRWR)36 Hartwell (HRT)58 Heart of Georgia (HOG)226 Louisville & Wadley (LW)10 Riceboro Southern (RSOR)19 Saint Mary's (SM)18 Saint Mary's West Railroad (SMWR)23 Sandersville (SAN)13 Savannah Port Terminal (SAPT)10 CaterParrott Railnet, LLC (CPR)78 Passenger Rail The Georgia Rail Passenger Program consists of a comprehensive plan for two distinct kinds of rail transportation: commuter and intercity trains, and proposed high-speed rail systems. Intercity Rail Daily passenger rail service in Georgia is served by four Amtrak routes, three of which serve coastal Georgia, the Palmetto, Silver Meteor, and Silver Star. The Palmetto operates between New York and Savannah, while the Silver Star and Silver Meteor operate between New York and Miami. Each of the three coastal trains stop in Savannah, and the Silver Star adds a stop in Jesup. North Georgia is served by Amtrak’s Crescent route, which travels between New Orleans and New York City with stops in Atlanta, Gainesville, and Toccoa. High-Speed Rail In partnership with the Federal Railroad Administration and neighboring states, Georgia is exploring opportunities for high-speed rail along the federally-designated Southeast Corridor. More information about this multi-state effort can be found on the Southeast Corridor project website: https://www.ncdot.gov/divisions/rail/projects/southeast-corridor/Pages/default.aspx.
FY 2025 Transit Call For Projects
The FY 2025 Call for Projects for transit funding is now open for the following Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA’s) programs: Section 5303 Metropolitan Planning Program Section 5304 Statewide Planning Program Section 5307 Formula Grants for Small Urban Transit Program Section 5311 Formula Grants for Rural Areas Program Section 5311(f) Formula Grants for Intercity Bus Program Section 5339 Formula Grants for Program Bus and Bus Facilities Infrastructure Investments Program Eligible recipients include states and federally recognized Indian Tribes, state or local government authorities, nonprofit organizations, and operators of public transportation services. Eligible activities include planning, operating, and capital assistance, job access and reverse commute projects, mobility management activities, and the acquisition of public transportation services. Applications are due September 30, 2023. Applications will be submitted to the Blackcat Transit Management System. Blackcat login invitations were sent to transit agencies that contract directly with GDOT as subrecipients. For new applications, please get in touch with your GDOT Transit Project Manager to request access to the system. Application Submittal Application Overview Workshop Video Related News National Rural Transit Day (July 16) Georgia DOT is recognizing the state’s rural transit providers, staff, and riders in celebration of National Rural Transit Day on July 16. Thanks to rural transit providers, Georgians have access to transit in 134 of the state’s 159 counties, with additional counties adding service regularly. Georgia DOT also operates the largest rural transit (5311) subrecipient program in the nation. Our goal is to ensure all Georgians have access to healthcare, education, shopping, and more through transit options in all Georgia counties. Rural Transit Facts $51.3M Total Federal funds distributed to subrecipient transit providers 1,172,494 Number of rural transit trips taken during FY25 12,577,885 Total number of rural transit trip miles in FY25 112 Number of counties that have rural transit Resources Extra Mile Blog: Celebrating National Rural Transit Day Ahead of the Curve Podcast: Rural Transit
Access Vendor Management System
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City Staff Directory
City Staff Directory | City of Nahunta Opens in a new window City Staff Directory We are committed & dedicated to exceeding the needs of our community! City Clerk City Council Water/Sewer Dept City Manager Police Department Public Works Working together within the Community to make life richer! Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Code Compliance
Code Compliance The City of Nahunta is responsible for protecting our community's health, safety and welfare through effective enforcement of codes and ordinances. The goal of the Code Compliance Division is to provide information to all interested parties and to fairly and efficiently enforce the City of Nahunta Code and Ordinances. Please check back as we will be adding this information soon. Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Mayor
Mayor The responsibility of the City of Nahunta Mayor is to serve all citizens and business owners fairly and openly. A committment to applying these principles in the most professional and timely manner possible is key in guiding our community through continued growth and success. Contact Info Marty Lee City Mayor 912-462-5631 [email protected] Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Meeting Agendas & Minutes
Meeting Agendas & Minutes As the legislative branch of the City of Nahunta government, the Council holds open public meetings where local laws, policies, and basic decisions for the city are discussed and decided. Council members are elected at large. Notice for all public meetings, along with agendas, are posted in advance of the meeting. Minutes are posted after meetings have concluded. (when available) Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Mayor & Council
The City of Nahunta Mayor and Council work together for the citizens of our community. As leaders, they are committed to protecting the City of Nahunta assets through the encouragement of residents and businesses to become integral participants in our community. Mayor and Council are elected every 4 years. The next election will be in November 2023 Qualifying Fees are 36% of monthly salaries: Mayor – $180.00 Council – $90.00 Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
2023 Archived Agendas & Minutes
2023 Archived Agendas & Minutes | City of Nahunta Opens in a new window 2023 Archived Agendas & Minutes Related Documents Archived 2023 Agendas & Minutes 2023 Work Session Meetings December 4, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 159 KB ) 2023 Called Meetings & Agendas July 10, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 147 KB ) July 18, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 148 KB ) August 14, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 146 KB ) August 22, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 148 KB ) August 31, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 150 KB ) December 15, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 158 KB ) 2023 Regular Meetings & Agendas Jan 3, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 169 KB ) Feb 6, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 179 KB ) March 6, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 191 KB ) April 3, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 169 KB ) June 5, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 182 KB ) July 3, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 171 KB ) August 7, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 176 KB ) September 5, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 172 KB ) October 2, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 177 KB ) November 6, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 184 KB ) Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
City Hall
The City of Nahunta Hall is your resource for information and questions about our local government as well as services offered in our community. Home to the Mayor and Council and all other service departments, we welcome and encourage you to call or stop by during business hours. Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Calendar of Events
No matter what the season, there is always something going on in the City of Nahunta. Keeping our residents informed of scheduled events and local happenings is important. Know of an upcoming event that we need to add? Give us a call or send us an email and we will be happy to add it for you. Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
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City of Nahunta Launches a Brand New Website!
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PUBLIC WORKS LABORER
CITY OF NAHUNTA IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR A FULL TIME PUBLIC WORKS LABORER SEE COMPLETE JOB OPENING, CLICK HERE Continue reading »
100 Years of Celebration-Parade Through the Decades
The City of Nahunta is celebrating 100 years with a Parade Through the Decades on July 26. 2025 at 10:00 am. If you would like to participate with a parade entry, complete the attached form and RSVP to City Hall. Deadlime to submit parade entries will be July 19, 2025. Send completed form to [email protected]. Parade will start at Nahunta Elementray and run to Old Rec Department. Other events taking place during this celebration will be Summer Splash Celebration on July 23th and Nahunta Centennial Car Show on July 25, 2025 from 6pm to 8pm. See flyers below.
2023 Archived Agendas & Minutes
2023 Archived Agendas & Minutes | City of Nahunta Opens in a new window 2023 Archived Agendas & Minutes Related Documents Archived 2023 Agendas & Minutes 2023 Work Session Meetings December 4, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 159 KB ) 2023 Called Meetings & Agendas July 10, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 147 KB ) July 18, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 148 KB ) August 14, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 146 KB ) August 22, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 148 KB ) August 31, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 150 KB ) December 15, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 158 KB ) 2023 Regular Meetings & Agendas Jan 3, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 169 KB ) Feb 6, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 179 KB ) March 6, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 191 KB ) April 3, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 169 KB ) June 5, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 182 KB ) July 3, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 171 KB ) August 7, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 176 KB ) September 5, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 172 KB ) October 2, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 177 KB ) November 6, 2023 Meeting, Agenda & Minutes ( PDF / 184 KB ) Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Meeting Agendas & Minutes
Meeting Agendas & Minutes As the legislative branch of the City of Nahunta government, the Council holds open public meetings where local laws, policies, and basic decisions for the city are discussed and decided. Council members are elected at large. Notice for all public meetings, along with agendas, are posted in advance of the meeting. Minutes are posted after meetings have concluded. (when available) Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
Calendar of Events
No matter what the season, there is always something going on in the City of Nahunta. Keeping our residents informed of scheduled events and local happenings is important. Know of an upcoming event that we need to add? Give us a call or send us an email and we will be happy to add it for you. Stay Informed Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and SMS. Subscribe Unsubscribe
100 Years of Celebration-Parade Through the Decades
The City of Nahunta is celebrating 100 years with a Parade Through the Decades on July 26. 2025 at 10:00 am. If you would like to participate with a parade entry, complete the attached form and RSVP to City Hall. Deadlime to submit parade entries will be July 19, 2025. Send completed form to [email protected]. Parade will start at Nahunta Elementray and run to Old Rec Department. Other events taking place during this celebration will be Summer Splash Celebration on July 23th and Nahunta Centennial Car Show on July 25, 2025 from 6pm to 8pm. See flyers below.
City of Hoboken invites community to celebrate the FIFA World Cup 2026™ with free youth soccer programs and semifinal watch parties
The City of Hoboken today invited residents to celebrate the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ through a week of free youth soccer programming, community events, and waterfront watch parties beginning Sunday, July 12. The festivities begin with a free Soccer Summerfest Kickoff on Sunday, July 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sinatra Field, marking the FIFA World Cup 2026 NYNJ Host Committee's official one-week countdown to the Final. The Kickoff, hosted by the City’s Recreation Division in partnership with the New York Red Bulls, is open to children ages 5 through 16 and will feature round-robin style scrimmages played on an hourly rotation. Participation is free and available on a strict first-come, first-served basis. For the hourly schedule, go to hoboken.recdesk.com Families attending the kickoff event can also enjoy a special visit from the Host Committee’s Skyline to Shoreline Road Tour bus, featuring a mobile fan engagement experience with giveaways, games, and music plus a food truck, a DJ provided by New Jersey Youth Soccer, and a complimentary hydration station provided by Hackensack Meridian Health Urgent Care. The celebration continues with a free three-day youth soccer clinic from Tuesday, July 14, through Thursday, July 16, at Sinatra Field. Participants must register to participate in all three days of instruction as space is limited. Clinic sessions will be held from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. for children ages 5 through 8 and 10:30 a.m. to noon for children ages 9 through 12. Each 90-minute session will include fun physical literacy activities, individual technical instruction focused on dribbling, passing, or shooting, small-sided games designed to reinforce skills, and scrimmages. To register for the three-day soccer clinic with the New York Red Bulls, CLICK HERE. All participants must be accompanied by an adult and wear shin guards along with either turf cleats or athletic sneakers and bring your own soccer ball. Hackensack Meridian Health Urgent Care will provide a complimentary hydration station throughout the clinic series. “Hosting FIFA World Cup celebrations in Hoboken is an incredible opportunity to bring our community together through the universal language of soccer,” said Mayor Emily B. Jabbour. “Whether your child is taking the field for the first time or already loves the game, these free programs offer a fun and welcoming environment to learn new skills and make lasting memories. I encourage families to register early for our three-day clinics, as space is limited, and to join us throughout the week as we celebrate the world's biggest sporting event together. Thank you to the NYNJ Host Committee, Red Bulls, and Hoboken Business Alliance for working with us to provide a memorable experience for community members of all ages.” “One of the greatest legacies of the World Cup is its ability to inspire the next generation, and that's exactly what this week in Hoboken is all about,” said Alex Lasry, CEO of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ New York New Jersey Host Committee. “From free youth clinics that introduce children to the game to waterfront watch parties that bring neighbors together, these events ensure more families can be part of the excitement of the tournament." “We are thrilled to collaborate with Mayor Jabbour and the City of Hoboken to bring these free soccer opportunities to local youth during such an exciting time for the sport,” said Steve Jones, Senior Manager of Youth Programs at Red Bull New York. “Connecting with grassroots soccer communities is essential to our mission. Through initiatives like the Summerfest and three-day clinics, we are dedicated to engaging young athletes, supporting the local soccer ecosystem, and cultivating the future players and supporters of MLS.” "Caring for families in Hoboken and the surrounding areas is at the core of what we do," said Michael Gerardi, M.D., Chief Medical Officer for Hackensack Meridian Urgent Care Plus. "We are happy to support Hoboken with the Soccer Summerfest Kickoff, encouraging families to develop healthy habits including getting physically active and hydrating. Hydration, especially in the heat of the summer is vitally important. Whether on the soccer field or out in the community, we are proud to be a health resource for everyone in Hoboken" Attend a Semifinal Watch Party The festivities continue into the afternoon as the City is partnering with FIFA and the Hoboken Business Alliance (HBA) to host FIFA World Cup Semifinal Watch Parties on Tuesday, July 14, and Wednesday, July 15, at Pier A Park as part of the Big Match Block Party series. “The Hoboken Business Alliance is excited to welcome residents and visitors to our waterfront for an unforgettable World Cup celebration,” said James Runkle, President of the Hoboken Business Alliance Board of Trustees. “The Big Match Block Parties showcase Hoboken's incredible restaurants and small businesses while creating an energetic gathering place for fans to experience the tournament together. It has been invigorating to see Hoboken come out in full force for our block parties, and being selected to host semifinal screenings is the perfect way to close out our month-long citywide celebration.” Leading into each semifinal match, the City’s Cultural Affairs Division and Hoboken Business Alliance will host a Big Match Block Party from noon to 7 p.m. featuring food, beverages, and family-friendly activities. On July 14, featured vendors will include Fat Taco, Alessio's, Boomerang Bites, and Julietta. On July 15, attendees can enjoy offerings from Metropolis, Alessio's, Uncle Rocco’s, and Julietta. Residents and visitors are encouraged to bring family and friends, enjoy Hoboken's waterfront, support local businesses, and experience the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026 ™.
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