City Posts
September 6, 2024--The purpose of this message is to clarify any misunderstandings regarding the introduction of sewer services into the city.
Please take a moment to review the fall discussion points and the factual statements provided.
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Exciting News!
We are thrilled to announce the 11th annual Sky Valley Fall Festival, and we sincerely hope you'll participate. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to showcase, market, and sell your goods. Spaces are limited, so kindly register at your earliest convenience. The event is scheduled for October 19, 2024.
We look forward to your participation and making this year's festival a great success!
Plan for a spectacular experience in Sky Valley
Vendors are Welcome!
We extend a warm welcome to all types of vendors for Sky Valley's Fall Festival. This annual event has been growing in success each year, and we invite you to be a part of the excitement. Don't miss the opportunity to showcase your offerings at this thriving community celebration!
If you have any questions, please let us know.
Wednesday, September 4, 2024-- The Boil Water Advisory for Alpine, Demorest and Downing areas has been lifted. The water samples came back with clean results.
Sky Valley City Council Work Session/Planning Retreat
The City Council Work Session originally scheduled for Friday, August 30, has been postponed until October.
We do not have a new date at this moment, but we will provide further details as soon as they are available.
Thank you for your understanding.
A lot has happened in the City of Sky Valley in the past year. Click the link to view Mayor Hollie Steil's 2024 State of the City Presentation.
2024 State of the City
The City of Sky Valley's 2023 Financial Audit is now available for viewing.
Click to view the 2023 Financial Audit
If you haven't taken the Rabun County Comprehensive Plan Survey, please scan the QR code and do so now. Your input is important to Rabun County and Sky Valley. Thank you for your participation.
Public Works Employee The City of Sky Valley, GA is seeking a full-time public works employee who will be involved in all aspects of public works activities to include- roads, water, and trash.
The successful candidate must be able to work in all types of weather to include heat, cold, rain, and snow. Occasional after-hours work is required as needed to repair water lines, remove downed trees, and snow plowing etc. The city offers competitive pay and benefits.
If you are a hard worker, enjoy a variety of work, and want to be a part of a great organization; Contact Jerry Shope, Public Works Director at 706-490-8019 or SVPWDirector@gmail.com A CDL is a plus and position is open until filled.
Cameras have been installed in the vicinity of the trash compactor and postal box areas in our community.
These cameras have been put in place to enhance security and monitor activities in these important areas. They will help us ensure the safety and proper usage of these facilities.
Your cooperation in maintaining the safety and integrity of our community is greatly appreciated.
A limited number of trash cans are now available for our exclusive 65-gallon rolling trash cans featuring the City of Sky Valley decals! These cans are not only functional but also proudly represent our community spirit.
Details:
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Color: Gray with a blue lid
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Cost: $75 per can
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Delivery: Public Works will deliver the cans directly to your home
To order your trash can, please email Sherron at SVGACOM@skyvalleyga.com with your name and address. Payments can be added to our water bill for your convenience.
Limited quantities are available, so act fast to secure yours.
Please see the attached notification for the lead pipe service line inventory assessment. Thank you.
city lead assessment notice
The Sky Valley Times
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Upcoming Meetings & Events
Sky Valley, GA
Nestled in the southern tip of the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains, Rabun County is strategically located in the center of many major metropolitan areas. Knoxville, Charlotte, Augusta and Macon, are all under a 3 hour drive and Atlanta, Greenville, Asheville, and Chattanooga are all within 1 to 2 hours.
The highest point in Rabun County and the second highest in Georgia is Rabun Bald at 4,696 feet with surrounding mountains ranging in height from 2,500 to 4,500 feet. In late May and June, laurel blooms along the creek banks, in coves, on cliffs and on hilltops, and rhododendron blooms in July. In October, the mountains take on a profusion of color as the leaves begin to change for autumn.
Make sure to put Sky Valley on your list of places to see while visiting the mountains of Georgia and North Carolina. You will not be disappointed.
Sky Valley is Georgia's Highest and Coolest City
COME FOR A VISIT!
*Just moments away are hundreds of shops, high-end restaurants with five-star chefs, award-winning vineyards, spas, arts and antiques.