Hephzibah City Hall

CHRISTMAS PARADE UPDATE!!! We got confirmation at City Hall yesterday at the end of the work day that the Christmas Parade has been cancelled. Unfortunately we ...did not have enough entries this year because of COVID. Even some who had sent in entry forms early ended up calling to cancel. It’s disappointing because we know how much everyone looks forward to it, but it wouldn’t can have been much of a parade with only two floats and a few motorcycles We are looking forward to it being bigger and better than ever in 2021! See more

The Hephzibah Christmas Parade will be Saturday, December 19th at 10:00am. If you would like to enter a float, please contact City Hall asap! 706-592-4423 [email protected] 2530 Hwy 88

Peach Orchard repave began Sunday night Hephzibah - Peach Orchard Road/US 25 is due for a better ride compliments of the $2.06 million resurfacing beginning Sunday. Drivers can expect nightly lane closures as ATC Site Construction moves into the project from State Route 88 to Tobacco Road. General work hours are night hours from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Georgia DOT expects a Sunday night to Friday morning schedule.... The recently rehabilitated railroad crossing may have a slight bump on the approaches. This will be corrected when asphalt goes down throughout the project improvements to level everything.

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