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Pooler City Hall currently employs over 200 staff members and provides a full range of municipal services, including general government, public safety (police and fire), recreation, street and drainage maintenance, code enforcement, solid waste collection and …

100 US Highway 80 SW, Pooler, GA 31322. City Hall: (912) 748-7261 . Police Department: (912) 748-7333

Councilmember John Michael Wilcher, a lifelong resident of Chatham County, has proudly called Pooler his home since 2014. Elected to City Council in 2020, he brings with him a wealth of experience in law enforcement, having served our community since...

PUBLIC NOTICE Intent to Opt Out of Homestead Exemption *Updated Hearing Dates* The Mayor and Council of the City of Pooler, Georgia intend to opt... READ MORE Open House | Proposed Hydrofleet Facility – January 30 & 31, 2025

100 US Highway 80 SW, Pooler, GA 31322. City Hall: (912) 748-7261 . Police Department: (912) 748-7333

2024年12月12日 · After the third round of testing returned negative results, we were able to lift the Boil Water Advisory. The City of Pooler remains committed to ensuring a safe and reliable water supply for our citizens, and will continue to follow rigorous protocols and take swift action to protect public health.

2024年7月3日 · CITY OF POOLER, GEORGIA SCHEDULE OF FEES 32.2000 NON‐BUSINESS LICENSES AND PERMITS 32.2210 Cell Tower Submittal Fee: New structure (does not include cost for conditional use if required) 5,000.00 New small cell wireless pole (subject to annual 2.5% fee increase) 1,000.00

2025年1月21日 · Pooler Parkway & Highway 80: One-lane traffic in both directions. Snow on shoulders affects visibility, turns, and lane changes. Side Streets: Hazardous with snow and ice.

Utility Billing’s goal is to provide friendly and professional services to the City of Pooler’s residents and business owners. The Utility Billing department is responsible for generating utility bills for water, sewer, and sanitation.