Water Operator David Hilton retired May 27 from the Water Treatment Plant after 27 years with the city. “I’ve loved working with everybody,” David said. “I’ve always gotten along with everybody, people from other departments of the city. If I made any enemies, they didn’t tell me.” Hilton is from Carrollton and was a Mt. … Continue reading Hilton Retires From Water Treatment Plant
City of Carrollton administrative offices will be closed Monday, January 17, 2022, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. All garbage will be picked up the day following your usual scheduled collection day. Visit NAACP Carroll County’s Facebook page for information about the 2022 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade: www.facebook.com/CarrollCountyNAACP.
The laboratories at Carrollton’s Water Treatment and Wastewater Treatment plants recently won the GA Association of Water Professionals’ Laboratory Quality Assurance Award for 2021. The GAWP QA/QC awards recognize qualifying laboratories in both drinking water and wastewater facilities. Participating labs are inspected by a team of qualified individuals in several categories such as organization, equipment, … Continue reading Water Labs Win Awards
By Jonathan DorseyThe Georgia Municipal Association will celebrate cities across the state, October 3-9, during Georgia Cities Week. City government is the level of government closest to its citizens and the one that most directly impacts them on a day-to-day basis. Unlike state or federal government, the people have a wide variety of ways to … Continue reading GA Cities Week
City of Carrollton administrative offices will be closed Monday, January 18, 2021, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. All garbage and recycling will be picked up the day following your usual scheduled collection day.
Carrollton has been designated a WaterFirst community, making the city eligible for financial and other benefits from the state, including low-interest loans for water-related projects and resources, tools and support from the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority. Fewer than 40 cities in Georgia have earned this designation. A WaterFirst community demonstrates the local government’s commitment to … Continue reading Carrollton Recognized as WaterFirst Community
The Georgia Association of Water Professionals recently honored the Carrollton Water Treatment Plant’s lab for ensuring the city’s drinking water is of the highest quality. The city earned the GAWP’s Laboratory Quality Assurance/Quality Control Silver Award for a city serving 10,000-100,000 people. “This award recognizes that our state-certified lab is going above and beyond all … Continue reading Water Treatment Lab Honored
The City of Carrollton’s Water and Sewer Division was recently recognized for working with care near underground utilities. SyncGlobal Telecom and Carroll Electric Membership Cooperative co-hosted SyncGlobal’s annual 811 Day Meeting, Tuesday, Aug. 11, to share pertinent information on safe digging and recognize companies. “Our workers place the highest priority on jobsite safety,” said Carrollton … Continue reading Water/Sewer Honored for Utilities Safety
City of Carrollton offices will be closed Friday, July 3, 2020, in observation of Independence Day. Garbage and recycling collection will remain on its normal pick-up schedule the following week.
City of Carrollton administrative offices will be closed Monday, May 25, 2020, in observance of Memorial Day. All garbage and recycling will be picked up the day following your usual scheduled collection day.
