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DECLARATION NO. 20-01DECLARATION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ADEL, GEORGIA DECLARING LOCAL PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY RESULTING FROM THE PROLIFERATION OF THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS DISEASE 2019 (COVID- 19)
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NOTICE!!! FROM THE ADEL CITY HALL!
In an effort to minimize public health risks, please utilize the DRIVE-THRU WINDOW for conducting any city business!
Should you need to call our office, the telephone number is 229-896-4504.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
In an effort to minimize public health risks, please utilize the DRIVE-THRU WINDOW for conducting any city business!
Should you need to call our office, the telephone number is 229-896-4504.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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Due to COVID-19 situation and concern from the citizens, the City of Adel is postponing all events in Adel including Food Truck Friday tonight (3/13/20), & the Recreation Department until March 31st.
Please continue to revisit this website for up to date information, as well as the Downtown Adel, GA facebook page. The City of Adel is committed to the safety and well-being of citizens and visitors. |
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING CANCELED
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adel deemed "visionary city"
Forward-thinking leaders help make their communities welcoming for generations to come.
GeorgiaTrend.com
GeorgiaTrend.com
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Cities that are successful at luring residents and visitors all have one thing in common – a vision for making that happen. This year, the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) and Georgia Trend have teamed up to honor nine cities with the inaugural Visionary City Award.
The award spotlights cities that have exhibited success in planning and forward-thinking in the areas of civic engagement and collaboration. “It’s our privilege to honor the elected officials, city staff and community leaders of these nine cities who’ve led these initiatives and projects,” says GMA Executive Director Larry Hanson. “These cities exemplify what it means to be forward-thinking for their residents and generations to come and also serve as inspiring examples of civility, collaboration and creating communities of positive change across Georgia.” These cities are grouped by population size – Large (more than 25,000), Medium (5,000 to 24,999) and Small (fewer than 4,999) – with projects that include public events, a rec center and park that honors a community leader, a city center, a data center, a creative district, an auditorium and broadband. The goal of each of these projects? To foster healthy working relationships and make the communities places where people truly love to live and work. Read more |
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Adel's southwell medical holds grand opening
Southwell Medical in Adel, part of the Southwell health network that includes Tift Regional Medical Center, held its grand opening and ribbon cutting on Friday, January 24, 2020.
The $52-million, 120,000-square-foot facility was operational October 1. It includes outpatient services such as radiology, laboratory, rehabilitation and infusion, and uses the latest medical technology. Outpatient surgical service are also offered in a variety of specialties.
More than 200 people attended Friday's ribbon cutting. During the ceremony, Chris Dorman, Southwell's president/CEO announced that an emergency room will be coming to Southwell Medical in the near future. No timeline was announced.
The $52-million, 120,000-square-foot facility was operational October 1. It includes outpatient services such as radiology, laboratory, rehabilitation and infusion, and uses the latest medical technology. Outpatient surgical service are also offered in a variety of specialties.
More than 200 people attended Friday's ribbon cutting. During the ceremony, Chris Dorman, Southwell's president/CEO announced that an emergency room will be coming to Southwell Medical in the near future. No timeline was announced.
