City of Senoia Public Works

07/10/2026

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07/09/2026

View Marshall Dean Gable's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

04/29/2026

**IMPORTANT INFORMATION BELOW**

The Director of Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) has issued a State-wide Level 1 Drought Response effective Monday, April 27, 2026.

Below is some information for everyone to be aware of:
-Regularly check for, and repair, leaks inside and outside your home.
-Don’t leave the tap running. While shaving, brushing your teeth, washing your face, or food, turn off the tap.
-Only water your landscape when necessary and adjust sprinklers to only water your lawn and not the house, sidewalk or street.

More information regarding drought determination and conservation efforts will be available on the City's website.

Please help the City of Senoia be good stewards of our water resources by following the guidelines above. If you have any questions, contact Public Works at (678) 326-0402.

03/30/2026

03/23/2026

This sweet boy was just dropped off at Public Works. Please help us find his home! Super sweet and lovable! If you know where he belongs please call City Hall at 770-599-3679

03/20/2026

Good morning, Senoia!

Public Works will be conducting hydrant flow testing Monday, 3/23, starting at 9 am in Springdale and South Ridge subdivisions.

Crews will flush in this area once testing is complete to mitigate discolored water issues. It is not always possible to flush all of the discolored water out of the system so do not be alarmed if you see any. The water is still safe to use for all normal activities and does NOT require a Boil Water Advisory.

03/10/2026

The pavilion at Seavy Street park has gotten a face lift!

03/09/2026

This sweet girl was picked up on Pylant Street. If you know where she belongs please contact City Hall or the PD as soon as possible!

Edit: micro chip said her name is Maxine

03/05/2026

The water will be shut off on Horseshoe Bend and Johnson Street between the Railroad and Seavy Street starting at 1 pm for approximately 2 hours to repair a leak. This area will be under a Boil Water Advisory for approximately 24 hours after repairs are complete.

02/25/2026

Good afternoon! We have had numerous calls in reference to the water quality issue in Heritage Pointe. The well that was the problem has been turned off and the hydrants have been flushed so this should have resolved the issue. The water is safe to drink and bathe with.