Good Things Happen Here
Congrats to the EMS Baseball Team! They are back to Back CSRA league champions.
They defeated Thomson 6-1!
Miriam Ministry, Inc.
Dear Community Supporter,
We are excited to announce Miriam Ministry, Inc., a new non-profit 501c3 Corporation which distributes diapers, sensory toys and age-appropriate books to Washington County low-income families with infant children. Diapers are a basic hygiene need of families and having books and toys in homes supports the early cognitive needs of children. Miriam Ministry has an aspirational goal of improving the health of these families -- physically, emotionally and spiritually-- by focusing on early development of very young children.
To learn more about Miriam Ministry and all it does, click here!
Jobs Happen Here
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
The Washington County Board of Commissioners will accept applications from qualified applicants for an experienced professional to fill the vacancy of County Administrator. Washington County was created in 1783, becoming the tenth county in the state of Georgia. Washington County is home to nearly 20,000 residents and has much to offer with the resources and amenities, as well as new growth by way of businesses choosing to locate here.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Business Administration or closely related field, although a Master’s degree is strongly preferred. Substantial experience in an executive role with other governmental municipalities or agencies may be considered in lieu of the degree requirement. Administrative and management experience in business, industry, or government is required. Experience in County or municipal government is preferred. Experience in financial management is required. Washington County offers a competitive salary and benefits, which may be negotiated depending on qualifications.
Additionally, the ideal candidate should possess the following:
- Competency and demonstrated experience in accounting/financial management and budgets.
- Demonstrated effective oral and written communication skills.
- Ability to conceptualize, evaluate, and analyze complex issues.
- Familiarity with applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations pertaining to County government including Human Resources compliance.
- Thorough knowledge of Human Resources management and Equal Opportunity principals.
- Ability to plan, organize, direct and coordinate the administrative, financial and operational functions of County government.
- Basic computer skills including knowledge of Microsoft Office and accounting software.
- Demonstrated management of grants in the public/non- profit sector.
- Ability to set direction and remain in regular communication with Department Heads to hold them accountable for job performance.
- Demonstrated skills to build strong trust with the Board and Public, while enhancing the credibility of County government.
- Promote teamwork, share information, and encourage open government.
- Honest, respectful, ethical behavior demonstrating professional conduct at all times.
- Understand the need to listen and ability to develop open rapport with staff.
The successful candidate is requested to reside in Washington County within six months of appointment and remain a resident of the County while serving in the position (subject to change by the Board of Commissioners with legitimate reason).
HOW TO APPLY:
Employment applications may be obtained at the Washington County Board of Commissioners office or requested via the email address below.
Send resume, cover letter, employment application and salary history for delivery no later than 5:00 pm on July 18th, 2023 to:
County Administrator
Washington County Board of Commissioners
119 Jones Street
Sandersville, Georgia 31082
You may instead email same to boc@washingtoncountyga.gov with “County Administrator Position” in the subject line.
Washington County Board of Commissioners
 
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Your help is needed to collect vital information for our healthcare community.
2023 WCRMC County Health Assessment Survey
Complete by clicking link below:
https://redcap.link/WCRMC-CHNA
Paper copies are available at the Chamber also.
Spring is in the air!
Let’s face it. The end of December was no piece of cake. Temperatures plummeted which led to frozen pipes bursting and causing all types of water damage disasters all across the lake country! With the help of our amazing team and some high schoolers on Winter break, were able to service over 60 clients ranging from residential homes to government buildings. After hundreds of miles driven and countless hours worked, we got the job done!
Now with the epic freeze of December 2022 behind us, it’s now time for temperatures to go up and what does that mean? Flowers blooming, our lovely pines pollinating the air, and so many more opportunities to make your air quality subpar. Making sure your HVAC system is running efficiently and effectively is a good way to help prevent unwanted pollutants in your home or office. Call our experts to make sure your duct system is clean and ready for Spring!
Each year, our local SERVPRO professionals respond to weather disasters and unexpected disruptions, helping families and business owners recover from flooding, fire, wind damage and so much more. If disaster strikes, we’re always here to help!
To learn more about SERVPRO of Baldwin and Monroe, visit www.servprobaldwinandmonroe.com.
Need to escape? Book your stay at Lavender Country House Bed & Breakfast today by visiting their website www.lavendercountryhouse.com or by calling them at
478-357-7444!
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