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Commissioner Gail Hambrick, YVCRS, Clayton County Parks and Recreation, Clayton County Office of...
Clayton County Central Services host Small Business Speed Networking
Clayton County Central Services presents Small Business Speed Networking on Wednesday, March 19,...
Navigating Technology Training
This course will cover the basics of navigating your PC, laptop, Apple iPhone and Apple iPad, as...
Introduction to Canva Training
This course will introduce you to Canva, a powerful and easy-to-use graphic design tool for...
Aerotropolis Community Hiring & Resources Fair
Join Aerotropolis Atlanta for a Community Hiring & Resource Fair, on Sat., March 22, 2025 at...
Trail Blazers Walking Club
Join Clayton County Parks and Recreation for the Trail Blazers Walking Club! Walking is a great...
Women’s History Month
In honor of Women's History Month, we celebrate some of the incredible women in Clayton County who...
Lake City Classic Car Show
Join Lake City as we celebrate Georgia Cities Week with a Classic Car Show on Sat., April 26,...
Introduction to Python Training
The Office of Digital Equity will host an Introduction to Python training course Thurs., March 27,...
Navigating Technology Training
The Office of Digital Equity will host a Navigating Technology Training course on Fri., March 28,...
Traffic Advisory Notice: Fire Station No. 15 Groundbreaking Ceremony
For Immediate Release
November 7, 2024
Traffic Advisory Notice
Temporary Closure of Westbound Lane at Harper Drive and Lee Street
(Clayton County, GA) — The westbound lane of Harper Drive and Lee Street will be closed from 10 a.m. to noon on Wed., Nov. 13, 2024. The purpose of the closure is a groundbreaking ceremony for Fire Station No. 15 at 1950 Harper Drive, Lake City, GA., hosted by Clayton County District 1 Commissioner Alaina Reaves and Clayton County Fire and Emergency Services.
The eastbound lane of Harper Drive will remain open. Officers of the Lake City Police Department will be onsite to direct traffic. Motorist should proceed with caution because safety is priority.
For more information, contact the Office of Communications 770.473.3834.
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