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All Spalding County Government Offices will be closed Monday, May 29, 2023, in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday.
For the latest details, please visit the Griffin-Spalding Tornado Relief page
All Spalding County Government Offices will be closed Monday, May 29, 2023, in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday.
Administrative Offices
1515 Meriwether St.
Griffin, Georgia 30223
Public Works Director
T.J. Imberger
(770) 467-4774
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Road Supervisor
Scott Sullivan
(770) 467-4774
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Administrative Assistants
(Click to Email) (770) 467-4774
The Spalding County Public Works Department is responsible for maintenance of the roadways and right-of-ways for the County. The Road Department is primarily responsible for:
2016 Griffin-Spalding Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) Update
2008 Spalding County Comprehensive Transportation Plan
2014 Griffin-Spalding Transit Feasibility Study and Implementation Plan
In addition, the Spalding County Public Works Department is responsible for the operations of the collection centers. The collection centers are open four days a week from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Centers are closed on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. There are five Collection Centers in Spalding County:
Akin Collection Center
841 South McDonough Road
Griffin, Georgia
Blalock Collection Center
5756 Newnan Road
Griffin, Georgia
Woodroof Collection Center
4245 Old Atlanta Road
Griffin, GA
Cabin Collection Center
3865 Jackson Road
Griffin, Georgia
Carver Collection Center
610 Carver Road
Griffin, Georgia
The Collection Centers were created through a SPLOST project, voted on by Spalding County Citizens. The purpose of the Collection Centers, as presented to the voters at the time of the SPLOST, was to handle household garbage only. Over the years, additional services have been added to accommodate other items being accepted at the Collection Centers. These services are now being abused and represent a significant expense to the Spalding County Taxpayers.
The Spalding County Board of Commissioners voted to implement changes which will return the Collection Centers to the use for which they were originally designed and that were approved by the citizens of Spalding County.
Effective May 4, 2020:
Where can I take my bulky items?
Updated information on roads and current conditions can be found at: Spalding County Public Works